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Five — When Herbert Endeley was just five years old, him and his family moved to Tanzania, over 8,300 miles away from his birthplace in Minnesota. His father, Isaac, worked for the United Nations at the time, and the job necessitated a move halfway across the world. While in Tanzania,…
We discuss the commitment of 5-Star Point Guard TyTy Washington, Sahvir Wheeler’s potential fit within Kentucky’s team, and what Indiana will do with their final roster spot. Brycen discusses the picks from the Hot N Cold All-Decade Draft.…
Zak and William are joined by Indiana Baseball beat writer Matthew Byrne, who works for TheHoosier.com, and discuss the stellar weekend Indiana had going 3-1 in Piscataway New Jersey. The #21 ranked Hoosiers took two wins from Rutgers and one from Nebraska as they look to stay hot and continue…
Some how, some way, the third-seeded Hoosiers keep slugging out wins in the NCAA Tournament, and it has landed them in the College Cup for the 21st time in program history. Now, only two more wins stand between Indiana and the coveted ninth national title. We have a lot to…
We discuss the possible rule changes to the landscape of College Basketball. Our two friends Griffin and Martha help to create the epic College Basketball snake draft.…
There was no dogpile of cream and crimson jerseys Monday night in Cary, North Carolina. There were no dramatic celebrations or tackling of teammates as the official game clock flashed 90:00 on the scoreboard and referee Carmen Serbio blew the final whistle. There were no thunderous screams from the voices…
After McCade Brown had been perfect into the seventh. After he had made one mistake. And that one mistake had seemingly ruined everything. The epitome of Indiana baseball’s late season surge stepped to the plate — Collin Hopkins. He was the Hoosiers’ last gasp with two outs in the ninth…
We discuss the big news week for Kentucky Basketball and what it means. We also discuss the IU vs. UK rivalry, and our opinions on Name Image Likeness in the NCAA.…
He has no clue where the journal is. Maybe it’s buried deep inside a cardboard box, packed in tight with National Player of the Year plaques, Big Ten trophies, game-worn MLS uniforms, mementos from a lifetime ago. Maybe it’s laying dormant on an end table somewhere, a sheen of dust…
Two bodies crashed into each other with 3:08 remaining as if a soccer match had gone rogue and turned into American football. Body No. 1 — A 6-foot-3 striker lurching his body forward in an attempt to bury the equalizer for No. 17 Marquette. Body No. 2 — A 6-foot-2…