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The Indiana Daily Student




Jacob Kriese

Winter of discontent

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2008 proffered an unusually harsh spring in Indiana, and I think we both know I’m not talking about the freeze that didn’t lift til May. No, Hoosier nation was in a well-documented tailspin that began slowly last October and took off like a bell curve in April.Such was the winter of our discontent made glorious summer by this son of Crean.Guess what, kids? It’s not summer anymore.Sure, the solstice technically comes Sept. 22. But summer ends on Labor Day, and the IU basketball team’s era of good feelings came to a halt this afternoon with the announcement of the Big Ten schedule, soon followed by IU’s own 2008-2009 slate.



Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy, left, talks with quarterback Peyton Manning during the drills before a preseason NFL football game Thursday in Indianapolis.

Manning set for first start Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium

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Sunday’s season opener is going to be different for Peyton Manning.He’s playing in a new building, will take snaps from a new center and finds himself behind two new guards. The two-time league MVP can handle all those changes.It’s the other stuff he can’t answer yet.







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Fantasy football, week 1

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Finally, we will no longer have to scratch tally marks into the concrete walls of the NFL-less prison which summer brings.



Junior quarterback Kellen Lewis enters the endzone during the Hoosiers' 31-13 victory over the Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. Lewis set a new IU record with 44 touchdown passes while rushing for 185 yards.

Kellen Lewis plays well in fresh start

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All Western Kentucky saw was a blur. All the Hilltoppers heard from the Memorial Stadium crowd was a joyous celebration. Kellen Lewis was back.SLIDE SHOW: IU vs. Western Kentucky


Junior midfielder Lee Hagedorn attempts a bicycle kick during the Hoosiers' 0-0 tie with Akron Sunday afternoon at Bill Armstrong Stadium.

Zips take home Classic crown; men's soccer wins, ties

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Having won its two exhibition games by a combined score of 6-1, the IU men’s soccer team entered the Adidas/IU Credit Union Classic this past weekend with high expectations for its offense. But it was the defense, allowing only one total goal for the tournament, that enabled the No. 7 Hoosiers to start the regular season undefeated.