Three takeaways from Indiana men’s soccer’s win over No. 10 Wake Forest
Senior Hugo Bacharach scored twice, including the decisive goal in the 94th minute, as Indiana knocked off No. 10 Wake Forest on the road.
Senior Hugo Bacharach scored twice, including the decisive goal in the 94th minute, as Indiana knocked off No. 10 Wake Forest on the road.
HN photographers Kallan Graybill and Danielle Stockwell were at Bill Armstrong Stadium for the victory.
After a win at home, the Hoosiers now hit the road for the next round.
The terms “Indiana men’s soccer” and “family” seem to be almost synonymous with each other.
The Bison were eighth in the nation in goals scored.
The Hoosiers didn't receive the national seed they may have expected, but were at the bottom of the Big Ten standings early on.
Indiana claimed its 16th Big Ten Tournament championship.
Indiana's raucous crowd was a factor in the victory.
Indiana more closely resembles a freight train rather than a soccer team.
The Hoosiers have scored four goals in two of their past three contests.
Indiana will play in its seventh straight Big Ten Championship match this Sunday.
Indiana will play in its seventh consecutive Big Ten Championship.
The Hoosiers are in their 11th consecutive semi-finals appearance.
Both teams have looked to have found some scoring consistency coming into Friday’s game.
Results elsewhere across the conference went Indiana's way
Friday was a practice quiz, Sunday is the final exam
It is going to be a rollercoaster ride throughout the finale as the Hoosiers will only have to focus on themselves rather than the craze that surrounds them.
With the loss, Indiana will need loads of help for a first-place finish and could be on the road in the first round of the Big Ten Tournament.
After a slow start to the season, Indiana has found its footing.
The Hoosiers can clinch a share of the title as early as Tuesday if results go their way in the next few days.