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Let's Do This! Go Hoosiers! GameTracker   Indiana Men's Soccer ‏@IUMensSoccer 3m With the injury to Dylan Lax a little different look for IU as Femi drops back to the holding midfield spot.   Indiana Men's Soccer ‏@IUMensSoccer 3m IU starters vs PSU: GK-Webb; D-Doody, Bradford, Bushue, McKain; M-Hollinger-Janzen, Petts, Mares, Corrado, Kotlov; F-Tommy Thompson

Evan Daniels ‏@EvanDanielsFOX 3m Quentin Snider signs with Louisville ... 

Let's support our guy and vote. 11rec,189yds and 3TD's. Nice work Cody!  :fan:  :hi:   Link

Latimer Recognized as ESPN All-America POW   Wide receiver Cody Latimer earned ESPN's AT&T All-America Player of the Week honors following his performance in Indiana's 52-35 victory over Illinois. The junior set career-highs with 11 receptions, 189 yards and three scores (tied), which is the second-most in a single game in IU history.   Latimer collected his fourth 100-yard game in 2013 and the sixth of his career. He sits 11th with 118 catches, ninth with 1,830 yards and fifth with 16 receiving touchdowns on the Hoosiers career charts.   The Dayton, Ohio, native is tied for the Big Ten lead in receiving TDs (8, T-16th nationally), tied for second in receptions (55) and receptions per game (6.1), and third in yards (884, 20th nationally) and yards per game (98.2, 22nd nationally).   Opening up a two-game road stretch, Indiana (4-5, 2-3 Big Ten Leaders) will face Wisconsin (7-2, 4-1 Big Ten Leaders) on Saturday, Nov. 16. Kickoff is set for 11 a.m. CST/noon EST at Camp Randall Stadium (80,321; FieldTurf) and ESPN2 will televise the game.    Link   :fan:  :hi:    

Pretty sure it guarantees an automatic bid from our conference.

Steve Wiltfong ‏@SWiltfong247 17m Florida 2015 cornerback Ryan Pulley receives 1st offer from #Indiana...via @247Sports #iufb #Hoosiers

Fort Myers, FL (Riverdale) Ht: 6-1 | Wt: 190    Offered 11/15/13.   247   Rivals   Scout   ESPN   Videos

Jeff Rabjohns ‏@JeffRabjohns 6m 2014 Indiana commit Rob Johnson (@robjohnson4_) to sign at 3 pm Thursday as his former elementary school. 

Now that a date and time has been added i thought it was best to start a new thread.   ZachOsterman ‏@ZachOsterman 22m Chris Sparks, Max Hoetzel's coach at Wilbraham & Monson, said the 2014 IU commit will sign at 3:30 p.m. Thursday. #iubb

It shook the CB crew as well. 12 votes: 10-IU, 2-MSU.

2014 Recruiting Class. Six future student-athletes signed on to join the Hoosier Wrestling program for the 2014-15 season today (Nov. 14), submitting National Letters of Intent to compete for head coach Duane Goldman and attend Indiana University. Five of the future Hoosiers are ranked in the top-20 of their weight class nationally, and another is slotted #1 at his weight in the state of Indiana. COLE WEAVER • 138 pounds Hudson, Mich. • Hudson H.S. - Two-time Cadet All-American, doing so in both freestyle and Greco-Roman - Ranked 12th nationally at 138 lbs JAKE DANISHEK • 152 pounds Miamisburg, Ohio • Dayton Christian School - Three-time Ohio state champion - Super 32 Champion - Ranked second nationally at 152 lbs BRYCE MARTIN • 170 pounds Bakersfield, Calif. • Bakersfield H.S. - California state placer - Junior National All-American - Ranked 16th nationally at 170 lbs LOGAN MARCICKI • 182 pounds Novi, Mich. • Detroit Catholic Central H.S. - Michigan state champion, two-time state finalist - Junior National All-American - Ranked 15th nationally at 182 lbs DAKOTA THACKER • 195 pounds Bloomington, Ind. • Bloomington H.S. South - Indiana state placer - Top-ranked 195-pounder in Indiana FLETCHER MILLER • 220 pounds Kokomo, Ind. • Kokomo H.S. - Indiana state finalist - Junior National All-American - Ranked 11th nationally at 220 lbs Link

I agree. We filled the needs other than a possible big. (2015) doesn't look to promising in that area so far. I do believe we take one more however. Whether that be JL or a relatively new one like Bolden.

Welcome Aboard Max!

Alrighty then...   Steve Wiltfong ‏@SWiltfong247 5m OT Lukayus McNeil is the 2nd Indianapolis-area prospect to commit to #Louisville, joining WR Cameron Polk

Welcome Aboard RJ!  

BasketballRecruiting ‏@InsideBBRecruit 22h 2016 Lawrence Central SG Kyle Guy @Kyle_Guy24 tells me that Memphis has shown interest in him lately. Kid will start racking up offers soon.

Welcome Aboard JB2!

Add that to the 2013 Class which was Top 30 and we should be looking good. It's early, but, so far so good. Brooks, Tbuss and Agler will make a nice backcourt.

Welcome Aboard Ladies!

Jessica Walter 5-11 • G • Midland, Mich./Midland Walter is a senior at Midland High School playing under head coach Elaine Mahabir. During her junior season in 2012-13, she averaged 20.9 points, 5.4 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 3.4 steals per game, earning a number of accolades including Associated Press First Team Class A All-State honors. She helped lead Midland to back-to-back District titles during her freshman and sophomore seasons, including the school's first-ever regional title during her freshman year. Walter holds numerous school records including most points in a game (30, three times), most 3-point field goals made in a game (VIII, most points in a single season, most assists in a single season and most 3-point field goals made in a single season. As a sophomore, she averaged 12.6 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.9 steals per game. Walter is also a standout athlete on the track. She has played AAU basketball for Michigan Crossover for coach Emez Oliver and Midland Fastbreak for coach Mark Juengel. Walter is ranked as one of the top five seniors in the state of Michigan by many Midwest recruiting services. Lady Ballers International (Michigan only recruiting service) places Walter as the No. 1 wing and No. 5 overall prospect in the state of Michigan.   Miller on Walter: "Jess is the best wing in the State of Michigan and gives us a versatile guard that can play multiple positions. I believe we got a steal with Jess as the national recruiters are not as familiar with her. I love Jess's work ethic and desire to get better. She is a tremendous shooter but seems to enjoy making the great pass even more. She brings size and athleticism to the wing position and maybe most importantly, a warrior mentality. Jess is a great leader on and off the court and I believe will play a huge role as we establish our championship locker room culture. Jess also opens the doors into the state of Michigan as she is the first Michigan player to sign with the Hoosiers since 2006. She will begin her senior year on a short list for Miss Basketball candidates in Michigan."  

Maura Muensterman 6-0 • G • Evansville, Ind./Mater Dei Muensterman is a senior at Mater Dei High School in Evansville, Ind. and plays for head coach Steve Goans. She led Mater Dei to back-to-back state championships in 2012 and 2013. Muensterman hit the game-winning shot in the state title game as a sophomore in 2012 and in 2013 set the state championship game record for assists (9). In her first three years, she compiled 1,682 career points (23.0 ppg) and 545 career assists (7.5 apg). During her junior year in 2012-13, she averaged 22.2 points, 7.1 rebounds, 9.1 assists, 3.2 steals and 2.0 blocks per game. She currently ranks second on Indiana's high school career assist list and is on pace to become Indiana's all-time career assist leader. Muensterman is already Mater Dei's career all-time leading scorer and assist leader. She ranks first, second and fourth on Mater Dei's all-time single season scoring lists and first, second and third on the school's single season assists list. During her sophomore campaign, she averaged 22.2 points, 7.0 boards, 8.1 assists, 4.7 steals and 2.3 blocks per game. She was also a big contributor as a freshman with 25.2 points, 5.3 rebounds, 5.2 assists, 3.6 steals and 1.4 blocks per game. Muensterman is a standout volleyball and softball player and led her volleyball teams to four sectional titles and a regional championship. She played alongside fellow signee Tyra Buss for Indiana Elite-Swish under coaches Phil Kessler and Ed Saiko. Muensterman is ranked consistently as one of the top four players in the state of Indiana by all of the major recruiting services. The Midwest Girls Basketball Report (MGBR) ranks her as the 18th overall best prospect in the Midwest. Dan Olsen's Collegiate Girls Basketball Report has her as the 38th best wing in the nation.   Miller on Muensterman: "Maura is the best shooter in the state of Indiana and gives us a wing player with nice size. Maura is a proven winner going 55-3 over the last two seasons and winning back-to-back state championships. Maura will begin her senior season on a very short list for Indiana Miss Basketball candidates. She is also an excellent passer who is on track to become the all-time assist leader in the state of Indiana. Maura has established herself as an elite basketball player while still excelling in two other sports. The success in all three sports is remarkable and is a credit to her competitiveness and her athletic ability. The signing of Maura also continues our commitment to recruit Indiana. Maura is the fifth Hoosier all-star and second multiple state champion to join our program in our short tenure."

Amanda Cahill 6-2 • F • Clyde, Ohio/Clyde Cahill is in her senior season at Clyde High School where she is coached by her father, John Cahill. She led Clyde to the state final four and a 27-1 record as a junior and was named State Division 2 Player of the Year for a second time (junior and sophomore years). Cahill averaged 20.8 points, 8.8 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 4.2 steals per game as a junior. In three years, her high school teams have lost only four total games, going 75-4 (.949). As a sophomore, she scored 20 points per game with 8.6 boards, 3.9 steals and 4 assists per game. Cahill helped Clyde to a state final four appearance as a freshman, scoring 18.6 points per game with 7.7 rebounds, 4.2 steals and 4.4 assists. She has been named conference Player of the Year three times and district Player of the Year twice. Cahill also plays tennis and has won a conference doubles title three times and has been named second team all-state in doubles. She played her AAU ball with SMAC under head coach Carlos Shea-Ron.   Cahill sits in the top 35 in her position by many national recruiting services. Dan Olsen's Collegiate Girls Basketball Report ranks her as the No. 26 forward in the country and Prospects Nation says she is the 35th best forward nationally. The Ohio Girls Basketball Report (OBGR) has her rated as one of the top eight players in the state of Ohio.   Miller on Cahill: "Amanda is one of the best perimeter shooting power forwards in the country. She is a flat out winner losing only four games in her high school career. She is the daughter of a coach and has been around the game her whole life. She brings incredible basketball IQ to our program and understands how to play the game. She has tremendous fundamentals including being an excellent passing post player. She fits perfectly into our system on offense and we look for her to make an immediate impact after the graduation of four senior post players. Amanda supported our championship culture at BGSU and now will be an integral part of the building process at Indiana. Amanda is the fourth Ohio native to join our program since our arrival last season."

Tyra Buss 5-7 • G • Mt. Carmel, Ill/Mt. Carmel Buss is in her senior year at Mt. Carmel High School playing under head coach Tim Willis. Buss was named Ms. Basketball in the state of Illinois last year as a junior after averaging 38.9 points, 6.1 steals, 3.2 assists and 3.5 rebounds per game in 2012-13, including one game of 54 points while leading Mt. Carmel to a 32-1 record with conference and regional titles. She became the first player in Illinois history to eclipse 3,000 career points as a junior. Through three seasons, Buss has scored 3,431 career points and is on pace to break the all-time scoring record in the state of Illinois. She already holds Illinois state records for most points scored in a season (1,285), most free throws made in a career (880), highest career scoring average (35.3 ppg) and most field goals made in a single season (445). Buss has earned first team all-state honors in each of her three years. As a sophomore, Buss averaged 35.0 points, 5.0 steals and 3.0 rebounds per game en route to leading her team to a second regional title in as many years. She scored 32.0 points per games as a freshman with 4.3 steals, 3.8 rebounds and 3.5 assists per contest. Buss also excels in cross country, tennis and track. She's earned third team all-state honors in tennis two times, never losing a regular season or sectional match (89-0) and has been a state qualifier in both cross country and track. She played AAU ball for Indiana Elite-Swish under coaches Phil Kessler and Ed Saiko alongside fellow signee Maura Muensterman.   Buss has been ranked overall in the top 125 nationally by all of the major recruiting services. JumpOff Plus has her ranked as the No. 16 point guard in the country and in the top 100 overall. Prospects Nation ranks her the No. 27 point guard and also in their top 100 nationally while Dan Olson's Collegiate Girls Basketball Report ranks her as the No. 21 guard.   Miller on Buss: "Tyra is one of the most talented guards in the country. Her signing has brought an instant buzz and excitement to Bloomington and our program. Tyra has had an amazing prep career and is well known for her ability to score the basketball. Tyra is on pace to become the all-time leading scorer in the State of Illinois and is the first junior to win Miss Basketball in that state since Candace Parker. I am even more excited about her ability to impact the game in other ways. Tyra's quickness will continue to allow us to play up-tempo on offense and her relentless effort on defense will allow us to pressure the ball even better into the future. Tyra is a winner and is as competitive of an athlete that I have been around. We share a strong desire to turn Indiana women's basketball into a championship level program. Tyra is the first player from Illinois to sign with the Hoosiers since 2007."

Early reminder. We take on the Lions @ Noon ET tomorrow on BTN. Set the DVR. Hoosiers still have some life left. MSU vs NU in the other semifinal after ours.   • Indiana dropped a 2-0 decision at home to Penn State on Oct. 6.  • Indiana leads the all-times series with Penn State, 29-12-3.  • Indiana is 4-2 in the last six meetings.  • The last meeting between the schools in the Big Ten Tournament came in 2010, a 2-1 win for the Nittany Lions in the semifinals.    GameTracker

Won yesterday 69-63. Team high 12pts(2-5fg, 2-3 3fg). Boxscore