Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Hoosier Network's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query.
10 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Indiana men’s soccer changed its starting lineup for the first time all season prior to Friday’s match, the first conference tilt of the year. Sam Sarver and Collins Oduro swapped places on the attack, and perhaps more notably, Jansen Miller started in place of Hugo Bacharach at the center back position.
Indiana’s 1-0 defeat at the hands of South Florida last Friday night saw some season-long issues manifest in ugly ways. From poor set piece execution to lackluster finishing attempts and an onslaught of attacks from their opposition, the Hoosiers had their hands full last Friday in Tampa.
No. 10 Indiana men’s soccer closed the Adidas/IU Credit Union Classic on Monday night, defeating Seton Hall 1-0 in a match that featured bookings galore — a travel agency’s best friend. In total, five different players were issued yellow cards, with Seton Hall’s Tomas Nunez being handed his team’s first red card of the season in the 79th minute.
On the eve of Indiana football’s home opener, the stage was set for a men’s soccer match for the ages at Bill Armstrong Stadium, just a few blocks east of The Rock: Five-dollar tickets for anyone who showed an Indiana football ticket, IU Dance Marathon in attendance and a raucous student section packed to the gills.
No. 10 Indiana men’s soccer unleashed an offensive onslaught in its home opener versus DePaul on Tuesday night in Bloomington. The Hoosiers outshot the Blue Demons 31-1, with nine of the home squad’s attempts landing on goal.
On a sticky Thursday night in South Bend, No. 2 Indiana men’s soccer squared off against Notre Dame to begin its 2023 season. The Hoosiers and the Irish played 90 minutes of physical soccer, with both teams trying mightily but failing to grab an edge. Both goals were scored within three minutes of each other in the 1-1 tie at Notre Dame’s Alumni Stadium.
When No. 2 Indiana opens its 51st season on Thursday at Notre Dame, the Hoosiers will be 255 days removed from a heartbreaking defeat at the hands of Syracuse in the 2022 NCAA College Cup final. Things have changed considerably since then, so it’s time to take a look at how the 2023 season shapes up:
Indiana men’s soccer closed its three-game fall exhibition slate in a scrappy, low-scoring match versus Louisville on Friday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium. The Hoosiers defeated Louisville 1-0, Bowling Green State 3-1 and Wright State 1-0 in three games of preseason action.
In Indiana’s second of three exhibition games before next Thursday’s season opener in South Bend, the Hoosiers headed to Grand Park to face the Bowling Green State University Falcons. Indiana prevailed 3-1 in Tuesday night’s four-quarter, 100-minute contest, thanks in large part to junior forward Tommy Mihalic’s goal and two assists, all of which came in the first half.
Indiana men’s soccer began its 2023 slate with an exhibition match versus Wright State University on Friday night at Bill Armstrong Stadium in Bloomington. The Hoosiers defeated the Raiders 1-0 in the four-quarter, 120-minute affair, with the lone goal coming from Karsen Henderlong in the 56th minute.
Solutions by The State News