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Indiana University's revolving door at quarterback last season eventually led to the departure of two of the three players who started games for the Hoosiers.
Hoosier shortstop Michael Basil scored the game-winning run on a wild pitch in the bottom of the ninth inning as Indiana defeated Michigan State, 3-2, Friday afternoon at Sembower Field in the opening game of the weekend series.
The 2012 Cream & Crimson Spring Game presented by Smithville will kick off at noon ET on Saturday at Memorial Stadium. Admission is free and the gates will open at 9:30 a.m.
Last day in Michigan. Informative trip, and friendly hosts in Ann Arbor and East Lansing. Minnesota will set football aside this weekend to attend Gary Tinsley's funeral. Iowa could blitz more and use safety help to assist a young defensive line this season. Junior college transfers are bolstering Indiana. The Hoosiers still have a lot of questions (subscription required). Tim Beckman likes to ...
BLOOMINGTON -- Confusion is gone. This is a big step for Indiana's defense. It's not the only one the group needs to make, but it's a welcome spring start.
Indiana University head football coach Kevin Wilson isn't abandoning his youth movement, but he has taken steps to better cope with many of the growing pains the Hoosiers experienced last season.
In its final tuneup before Saturday's Cream & Crimson Game, the Indiana football team practiced for the 14th time this spring on Thursday at Memorial Stadium.
Despite using seven different starting lineups across the offensive line in 2011, Indiana rushed for 1,374 yards in Big Ten play, the program's highest total since 2001.
Indiana's Cody Zeller (right) battles Kentucky's Anthony Davis for a loose ball during the NCAA tournament. Zeller announced Tuesday he would return for his sophomore season.
Indiana Supreme Court Justice Frank Sullivan downplayed his unexpected retirement last week. He walked into the courtroom at the Statehouse, looked surprised at a squad of reporters waiting to ask him questions, raised his hands questioningly and asked, "What's up?"
