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In the second fixture of their west coast road trip, the Indiana Hoosiers (18-12, 9-10) fell to the Oregon Ducks (22-8, 11-8) 73-64, ending their previous unbeaten (3-0) all-time streak against the Ducks.
The tide is turning in Bloomington.
In a must-win game, Indiana (16-11, 7-9 B1G) picked up its biggest win this season, defeating the No. 13 Purdue Boilermakers (19-9, 11-6 B1G), 73-58 in Bloomington. The victory avenged the Hoosiers’ narrow loss in West Lafayette on Jan. 31 and saw the team finally finish a full second half.
For the first time in 24,884 days, Dec. 29, 1956, to be exact, the UCLA Bruins traveled to Assembly Hall.
Indiana coach Mike Woodson walked off the floor Saturday, following his team’s 70-67 loss to the Michigan Wolverines, with a look on his face that he has had many times so far this season.
Athletic director Scott Dolson announced around 4 p.m. Friday that Mike Woodson will be stepping down as head coach of the Indiana Hoosiers men’s basketball team at the end of the season.
Indiana returned to Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall on Sunday for the first home game since Illinois thumped the Hoosiers 94-69 on Jan. 14. The result Sunday?
For the first time in Indiana men’s basketball history, the Hoosiers hosted the Trojans of Southern California in Assembly Hall. The now 13-3 Hoosiers returned from their victorious trip over Penn State in The Palestra with yet another Big Ten win, this time over Eric Musselman’s Trojans, 82-69. Oumar Ballo led all scorers with 23 points while Myles Rice contributed an all-around performance of 19 points, nine rebounds and six assists.
With 10:53 remaining in the second half, Trey Galloway received a handoff and a screen from Oumar Ballo and drove right. His scoop layup was too strong off the back side of the rim and fell softly into the outstretched arms of Ballo. Ballo patiently used his strength and touch to power through Eian Elmer for the jump hook.
A noticeable dullness held control over Assembly Hall for most of Indiana’s battle against Eastern Illinois on Sunday, possibly due to the energy that Bloomington expended on the football victory yesterday. This dullness subsided early into the second half when Malik Reneau and Mackenzie Mgbako went on a 14-0 run that started at the 17:49 mark.
In the season opener of Indiana head coach Mike Woodson’s fourth season at the helm, the Indiana Hoosiers defeated the Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville Cougars 80-61.
On Wednesday the Indiana men’s and women’s basketball programs hosted their third annual institutional media day. Head coach Mike Woodson addressed the media at 3 p.m. followed by head coach Teri Moren. Players from both sides then addressed the media on the Cook Hall practice courts. This was the first opportunity for the media to be exposed to Woodson and Moren as well as both teams’ rosters since last season's conclusion in the spring.
Rick Stevens is similar to other Indianapolis Colts fans in many respects. A win breeds excitement and starts his week off on the right foot, while a loss creates the inverse, often leading to questioning the team's gameday decisions on Twitter.
All season the cards had been stacked against rookie head coach Shane Steichen.
For the second time in as many weeks, the Indianapolis Colts faced a two-possession deficit to an AFC North opponent, but this time they improved upon the previous week's outcome. The Colts beat the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-13 on Saturday to improve to 8-6 on the season. In Week 14 in Cincinnati, the Bengals jumped out to a 14-0 lead before the Colts regained their footing and tied the game at 14-14, before ultimately losing 34-14.
The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Indianapolis Colts at Paycor Stadium 34-14 on Sunday as the Colts scored just one offensive touchdown on nine possessions. The Colts have now dropped back to the seventh seed in the AFC playoff race, which includes a cluster of six teams with 7-6 records vying for the last two postseason slots.
The Indianapolis Colts defeated the Tennessee Titans 31-28 in overtime as Michael Pittman Jr. and Alec Pierce became the first Colts teammates to each account for 100 receiving yards in a game since Donte Moncrief and Coby Fleener in 2014.
Sitting next to owner Jim Irsay and general manager Chris Ballard in his introductory press conference, head coach Shane Steichen laid out his offensive philosophy for the Colts.
Not every win in the NFL is built the same, but the teams that can win ugly seem to be able to survive longer the further the season goes along.
Solutions by The State News