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Staff is set. Go Hoosiers! I'm fired up and can't wait to see what our girls do this year. Brooks, Agler, Gassion and TBuss along with the others are gonna be exciting to see.   IU head women's basketball coach Teri Moren announced Curtis Loyd, Todd Starkey and Rhet Wierzba as assistant coaches on Tuesday.   http://www.iuhoosiers.com/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/090214aab.html

Big game for Jordy yesterday in a 113-103 win. 28 pts (10-12, 6-7 3fg).
http://www.eurobasket.com/boxScores/Germany/2017/0318_2476_1510.asp?

Nguyen picked up his first goal for LAFC last night in a 2-2 draw.
https://www.lafc.com/post/2018/07/27/5-takeaways-lafcs-2-2-draw-galaxy

Residence (1-14) picked up their first win yesterday 91-73 in Cahill's debut. She finished with 17 pts, 9 rebs, 4 asts, 1 stl/1 blk.
https://www.eurobasket.com/boxScores/Luxembourg/2019/0106_7896_9610.asp

Indiana Women's Basketball alum Amanda Cahill has signed a professional contact to play basketball for Résidence Walferdange in Walferdange, Luxembourg.
 
The Clyde, Ohio native, who played for IU from 2014-18, is a three-time All-Big Ten selection and two-time CoSIDA Academic All-American who scored 1,884 points and 1,115 rebounds in her Cream and Crimson career. She also finished her decorated career fourth in scoring, second in rebounds, the all-time leader in 3-point field goal percentage (38.7 percent), third in 3-pointers made (200), T-4th in blocks (135), fifth in 3-pointers attempted (517), eighth in steals (180), ninth in points per game (14.0) and 10th in assists (331).
https://iuhoosiers.com/news/2018/12/30/womens-basketball-amanda-cahill-signs-professional-contract-in-luxembourg.aspx
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@joehoopsreport: Indiana #Hoosiers have offered Bryce Hopkins, Hoops Report’s Class of 2021 No. 2 ranked player. Has been so impressive for Fenwick this weekend.
Fenwick, IL
6'7"/220
247
Rivals

Cody with his first TD of the season.
 
 

We were the first to offer back on 6/11/18. 247 is showing Central Michigan as his only other offer.
@DonavenMcculley: Always good to be back in B-Town‼️Thanks to @CoachAllenIU and the rest of @IndianaFootball for having me.
Lawrence North, IN
6'3"/170
247
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We were the first to offer back on 6/11/18. 247 is showing Central Michigan as his only other offer.
@DonavenMcculley: Always good to be back in B-Town‼️Thanks to @CoachAllenIU and the rest of @IndianaFootball for having me.
Lawrence North, IN
6'3"/170
247
Videos

@Edge_Sports: Big shout out to former IU star, Will Sheehey @IndianaMBB on winning the #PortugalCup #Edge
 

Former IU men's basketball All-American Walt Bellamy, the first Hoosier ever to be selected with the top pick in an NBA draft, has died at 74 the Atlanta Hawks announced this afternoon.
 
"If you are naming the all-time best player at Indiana University, Walt Bellamy has to be in the conversation," said IU Hall of Famer and former sports editor of the Bloomington Herald Times Bob Hammel. "He was so powerful and very agile and was always appreciative of the recognition he received from IU.
 
A native of New Bern, North Carolina, Bellamy played for the Hoosiers from 1958-61 and Hall of Fame Coach Branch McCracken. Bellamy graduated from IU with the most rebounds in a career with 1,088 in only 70 games, while averaging 15.5 a game. Averaging 20.5 points a game and shooting 51.7 percent from the floor, Bellamy also averaged 17.8 rebounds a game (still Indiana's record).[2] He also holds the school records for most rebounds in a season (649), most rebounds in a single game (33), most double-doubles in a career (59), most rebounds in a three-year career (1,008). In his final college game, he set IU and Big Ten Conference records that still stand with 33 rebounds (and 28 points) in an 82-67 win over Michigan. Bellamy was named an All-American in both his junior and senior year (1960 and 1960) and was the first Hoosier taken No. 1 in the NBA draft (1961, Chicago Packers) and the first Hoosier named NBA Rookie of the Year.
 
In 1960, he was a member of the gold medal winning US Olympic team along with Jerry West, Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas. In 1982, he was among those to comprise the first class of the Indiana University Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2000, he was selected to Indiana University's All-Century Team.
 
Bellamy played in the NBA for 14 seasons and put up monster numbers for the Chicago Packers (1961-63), Baltimore Bullets (1963-65), New York Knicks (1965-68), Detroit Pistons (1968-70), Atlanta Hawks (1970-74) and New Orleans Jazz (1974). 
 
Bellamy was named the NBA Rookie of the Year in 1962 after having arguably one of the three greatest rookie seasons in NBA history (along with Wilt Chamberlain and Oscar Robertson). His 31.6 points per game average that season is second all-time for a rookie to Wilt Chamberlain's 37.6, and the 19 rebounds per game he averaged that season is third best all-time for a rookie (to Chamberlain's 27 and Bill Russell's 19.6). Bellamy also led the NBA in field goal percentage in his rookie season, and had a 23-point, 17-rebound performance in the 1962 NBA All-Star Game. He was a four-time All-Star who averaged 20.1 points and 13.7 rebounds in his career.
 
In 14 years in the league, he played in 1,043 of 1,055 possible games and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1993. Bellamy spent his later years working for the NAACP in Atlanta.
 
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@jakeweingarten: Five-star junior Trey Patterson will take an official visit to Indiana this weekend, he tells @stockrisers. His first official visit scheduled.

#6. 2* MF Nathan Ward - Greensburg Central Catholic, PA. TDS
https://tribhssn.triblive.com/gcc-soccers-nate-ward-commits-to-hoosiers/
He had 25 goals and 13 assists last season for GCC as the Centurions reached the WPIAL Class A championship and PIAA semifinals.
 

@SIHSSoccer: Congrats to Kyle Folds and Matthew McLaughlin for making the USA Today Pre-season All American team!
https://usatodayhss.com/2019/meet-the-2019-all-usa-preseason-high-school-boys-soccer-team#slideIdslide-14
Kyle Folds
School: St. Ignatius (Cleveland, Ohio)
Position: Midfielder
Class: 2020
College: Indiana
Noteworthy: A dominating midfielder, Folds scored nine goals during St. Ignatius' 18-2-2 season.

@INBBallSource: Indiana and Notre Dame will watch Blackhawk Christian forward Caleb Furst (2021) today.

Some in-state names to track for this class that are listed in early rankings.
Kamari Lands - La Lumiere
Reggie Bass - Muncie Central
Tayshawn Comer - Cathedral
JJ Louden - Brownsburg

@NDkendrick: In this loaded freshman class in Indiana, 6’4 Colson Montgomery has it all! Very few limitations to his game!
Southridge, IN
6'4"/170
AAU: EG10 All-Stars
Stats

This kid is having a solid season.
@EG10_Basketball: 2021 6’4 Colson Montgomery of Southridge (IN) had 39 points (School Record), 5 assists and 10 rebounds tonight. @PocketCityBball
 

@OzarksOzone: Indiana assistant Bruiser Flint will be at Greenwood open gym tonight to check-in in 2021 G Aminu Mohammed.

Solid debut last night. 3-5 with a GS, 3B and 6 RBIs.
@SFGiants: In Giants franchise history, there are only three players to hit a grand slam in their Giants debut:
Bobby Bonds – June 25, 1968 vs. Los Angeles-NL
Brandon Crawford – May 27, 2011 at Milwaukee
Alex Dickerson – June 21, 2019 at Arizona
 

ESPN way too early Top 25.
https://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/story/_/id/27530932/uconn-louisville-nc-state-way-too-early-preseason-top-25
21. Indiana Hoosiers
Previous: NR
Coach Teri Moren has engineered a steady climb in Bloomington after a WNIT title two years ago and a second-round NCAA tournament appearance last season. Now the Hoosiers are in position for even bigger results. The top four scorers return, led by junior guards Jaelynn Penn and Ali Patberg, who was granted a sixth year of eligibility. A top-three finish in the Big Ten is in play.
Noteables:
  2 - Baylor
  5 - Maryland
  7 - South Carolina
12 - UCLA
16 - Minnesota
22 - Miami
23 - Michigan
25 - Michigan State

Update with Baker, Swinton, Feeney and Smith.
41/8 - Rivals
52/11 - 247
ESPN
LB Ty Wise - Carmel, IN (3/7/19)
OT Luke Wiginton - FW Bishop Dwenger, IN (4/6/19)
WR Rashawn Williams - Martin Luther King, MI (4/29/19)
OL Cameron Knight - Noblesville, IN (5/18/19)
DE Caleb Murphy - West Washington, IN (6/4/19)
CB Christopher Keys - Collins, MS (6/6/19)
ATH Lemuel Neely-Watley - Harper Woods, MI (6/23/19)
QB Dexter Williams - Mount De Sales Academy, GA (6/23/19)
S Aamaris Brown - Armwood, FL (6/24/19)
DT JeJuan Sparks - Clearwater Academy International, FL (6/25/19)
WR David Baker - Scecina Memorial, IN (6/28/19)
ATH Javon Swinton - North Stafford, VA (7/25/19)
OL Brady Feeney - Christian Brothers College, MO (7/28/19)
OL Coleon Smith - Belleville, MI (7/28/19)

Update with Brown and Sparks.
57/11 - 247
61/11 - Rivals
ESPN
LB Ty Wise - Carmel, IN (3/7/19)
OT Luke Wiginton - FW Bishop Dwenger, IN (4/6/19)
WR Rashawn Williams - Martin Luther King, MI (4/29/19)
OL Cameron Knight - Noblesville, IN (5/18/19)
DE Caleb Murphy - West Washington, IN (6/4/19)
CB Christopher Keys - Collins, MS (6/6/19)
ATH Lemuel Neely-Watley - Harper Woods, MI (6/23/19)
QB Dexter Williams - Mount De Sales Academy, GA (6/23/19)
S Aamaris Brown - Armwood, FL (6/24/19)
DT JeJuan Sparks - Clearwater Academy International, FL (6/25/19)

@WolvesILL: Indiana University HC Archie Miller has offered a scholarship to ILLWolves 2021 6’6 Max Christie Rolling Meadows