Grace Berger started to her right, pounding the ball on the hardwood, darting past a screen, still going to her right, then hesitating, ever so briefly, before continuing to dribble to her right. Indiana (3-seed) was tied with Princeton (11-seed) 52-52 on Monday night. There were just over 30 seconds ...
Being here, Grant Gremel admits, isn’t something he expected. It’s more than an hour after Indiana’s loss to Minnesota. The stands are empty, but the lights are still on at Memorial Stadium. Gremel has a football, the one he threw for his first touchdown, tucked under his arm as a group of reporters ...
With just over six minutes left in the first quarter Saturday, Indiana seemed to have some meaningful momentum for the first time in weeks. Indiana stopped Minnesota on a fourth-down deep in its own zone. Then, freshman quarterback Donaven McCulley burst through the line for an 11-yard touchdown run ...
Ryder Anderson was right in Demarcus Elliott’s face. It was during summer training camp and IU’s defensive linemen were competing in various conditioning drills: medicine ball throws across the field, sled pulls, sprints. That’s when Anderson started talking. “Go, go,” he said, getting right ...
Stephen Carr hadn’t made pasta like this before. Back home in California, Carr cooked pasta, but there was always a family member looking over his shoulder if he needed help. Now in Bloomington? He’s on his own in the kitchen. So he learned how to make tacos, steak and pasta. Sloppy Joes too. He’d ...
As players converged to shake hands and exchange pleasantries at Capital One Field in College Park, Maryland, a certain fitting song blared across the loudspeakers. It was a classic: “Bye Bye Bye” by NSYNC. Indiana had just lost its fourth consecutive game. This time it was to Maryland, 38-35. ...
As he runs onto the field in front of a sold-out Memorial Stadium in mid-September, Sean Wracher forces himself to do something difficult. Not think. An atmosphere like this, Indiana’s highly-anticipated matchup against No. 8 Cincinnati in front of 50,000 people, could easily make him overthink. ...
Jack Tuttle got the throw off just in time, before he was swallowed in a mosh of white jerseys and silver helmets. The ball spun to Peyton Hendershot, IU’s tight end, who was camped in the back of the endzone for a touchdown. It capped off a 15-play, 75-yard opening offensive drive, one of the best ...
At his home in Hialeah, Florida, Noah Pierre and his mother used to repeat the same scripture in the mornings. It was Psalms 23:4, a message from David about perseverance. “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff ...
Caleb Jones trudged toward the sideline, his hands on top of his helmet, eyes staring toward the turf. He looked up toward the seats, pounding his hands on his thighs. He ripped his helmet off and flung it to the ground. Michigan State defensive back Chester Kimbrough had just broken through the right ...
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