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BLOOMINGTON — An optimist would praise the defense in the aftermath of Indiana #8217;s Cream vs. Crimson spring game. A pessimist would fret over the offensive struggles. And coach Bill Lynch? He was happy that his Hoosiers got to have some fun.
Kevin Bush was a world away. But every now and then, Bloomington would enter his mind. Deployed to Iraq, Bush kept in touch with Michael Hines, a teammate in basketball and football at Homestead. Hines was a punter with the Indiana football team. Bush envisioned a day he too would play for the Hoosiers.
Tim Tebow was visiting another NFL city when he heard about Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones panning his skills during a secretly recorded conversation.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – In front of a Cream & Crimson Spring Game record crowd of 5,325, the Crimson earned a hard-fought 17-10 victory at Memorial Stadium on Saturday evening. Senior Ben Chappell found sophomore tight end Charles Love III in the end zone for a 21-yard score with 3:50 remaining for the decisive tally.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Indiana University football program unveiled its new uniforms at the Cream & Crimson Spring Game. The Hoosiers will begin wearing the uniforms in 2010.
In front of a Cream & Crimson Spring Game record crowd of 5,325, the Crimson earned a hard-fought 17-10 victory at Memorial Stadium on Saturday evening. Senior Ben Chappell found sophomore tight end Charles Love III in the end zone for a 21-yard score with 3:50 remaining for the decisive tally.
The Big Ten coaches had their annual spring teleconference earlier in the week. Here’s what they had to say:
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