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No. 10 Indiana looked to bounce back after its loss to the No. 2-ranked North Carolina Wolfpack last Thursday, starting Big Ten play Monday night against the Penn State Nittany Lions. The game started off close in the first quarter but then went into the hands of the Hoosiers as…
What constitutes a successful season for Indiana men’s soccer? It’s a question I’ve been asked numerous times over the three years I’ve covered this storied program — whether on podcasts, by fans, or within my own conscience — and I always return to the same answer: I’m still not sure,…
Sometimes all you need is a little luck. For Indiana on Sunday afternoon in Happy Valley, the luck came in the form of a Penn State own-goal in the 75th minute initiated by senior right-back Nyk Sessock, giving IU the late advantage necessary to finish off a 1-0 road win.…
Indiana head men’s soccer coach Todd Yeagley made his way up to the press box in seemingly record time on Friday night. Though IU fell 2-1 in overtime to Michigan — the Hoosiers’ third home loss of the season — Yeagley’s demeanor and words painted a much different picture. Maybe…
Indiana head men’s soccer coach Todd Yeagley had one simple request for his team prior to the Hoosiers’ road match against Northwestern on Tuesday night: “Just go out and play.” The message might seem nominal or cliché, right? But what else is the head coach supposed to say when his…
Todd Yeagley’s body language in the second half said it all. Seated on the bench as it began, watching his team struggle to overcome a 2-0 halftime deficit, and barely moving until the final whistle. While the Adidas/IU credit union classic had been kind to the Hoosiers in recent history,…
Welcome back to The Q49 Journal! After a brief summer hiatus, it feels good to get the fingers typing again and the brain whizzing with Indiana men’s soccer thoughts and musings. Now that the dust has settled on IU’s loss to Marshall in the College Cup finals (more on that…
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…
Indiana men’s soccer will play a 10-game, conference-only schedule beginning Feb. 19, the program unveiled Tuesday morning on its Twitter account. The revamped schedule comes after the NCAA postponed the men’s soccer season and tournament until the spring, which also pushed back the College Cup until May 13-17. The Hoosiers’…