Three Takeaways: Indiana men’s soccer's scoreless draw against Michigan
It was another day in the office where once again the defense was the highlight and the offense was not able to capitalize.
It was another day in the office where once again the defense was the highlight and the offense was not able to capitalize.
Through eight matches this year, the Hoosiers have already lost three times.
Indiana hadn’t won a match, or even scored a goal, since Labor Day.
The teams combined for just three shots on goal.
Some of Maher’s traits, like his work ethic, are easy to see and understand. But his personality is a little more difficult to pinpoint.
The Hoosiers are coming off their worst performance of the season at South Florida.
Indiana suffered its second loss in the first five matches.
There were five yellow cards and a red card in Monday’s match.
The Hoosiers' issues with finishing chances were on display Monday.
This is Indiana’s first home loss since October 2022.
Two Hoosiers are developing into a formidable duo.
Indiana out-shot DePaul 31-1, with nine shots on goal.
Two freshmen had impressive debuts, and caught the eye of head coach Todd Yeagley.
Both goals were scored within three minutes of each other, but the Irish nearly scored in the closing moments.
Indiana's roster has changed considerably since its trip to the national title game last season.
The teams combined for 32 fouls.
Indiana played with its likely starters in the first half
It was a physical, low-scoring affair with lots of positives
Inexperience was evident and there were defensive concerns, but a few players stood out in the victory.
As with any match with no real significance, the scoreline, and the performance as a whole, must be taken with a grain of salt.