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Half. Hoosiers up 1-0.   Iowa beat PSU earlier,so their in for the B1G Championship on Sunday.

Hoosiers strike first! Bekah White with her first goal of the season and Jessie Bujouves with the assist.  8' in.

IU Women's Soccer ‏@IUWSoccer 3m IU Starters: GK-Flower. D-Keller, Ross, Borschke, Dreher. M-Bujouves, Nouanesengsy, White. F-Candler, Steigerwalt, Woolums #B1GSoccer

Allen Trieu ‏@AllenTrieu 15h Terre Haute (Ind.) South 2015 QB Timmy Herrin visiting #Indiana this weekend.

Bump.

Thanks. Seen on twitter UK has recently expressed interest. Thought they were full at that position.

‏@clintjackson1: 2016 combo Curt Jones Jr got an offer from Wake Forest recently. And getting interest from Maryland, Gtown, Indiana. Eight offers for Cujo.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-b1OFkVqkOM      

It's Time! Props to Hwy1 for finding a stream on these first few games.   Stream. Doesn't usually pop up till the last second.   Replay on BTN @ 1030pm ET on Sunday,Nov.10

Robert Johnson ‏@robjohnson4_ 32m Wheels up to Btown #hoosiers

Game Day.

‏@iuwrestling1: Hoosiers ranked nationally in the top-20 this week: #9 Taylor Walsh (157 lbs), #9 Adam Chalfant (285 lbs) and #18 Ryan LeBlanc (165 lbs). Luke Sheridan (#32, 184 lbs) and Joe Duca (#33, 125 lbs) can also be found in WrestlingReport's rankings that stretch to NCAA-field of 33. ‏@iuwrestling1: Indiana, ranked 35th nationally by Intermat, will compete in the Michigan State Open this Saturday (Nov. 9). Competition starts at 9 a.m.

  Floriana BC ‏@FlorianaBC Derek Elston @Dsol32 of @FlorianaBC @roycedrink is Player of the Month for October 2013 -sportinmalta. http://www.sportinmalta.com/derek-elston-floriana-royce-player-of-the-month-october-2013/   72pts and averaged 12.5rbs, 2.5stls and 2asts for the month.

Bump. Supposed to visit again for the Chicago St. game tomorrow.

Next: Friday @ 230pm ET on BTN vs top seed Nebraska.

The Indiana women's soccer team recorded its 14th win of the season by defeating Illinois in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Conference Tournament by a score of 5-3 at the Campus Turf Fields in Champaign, Ill.The victory is the first in the conference tournament for IU since 1996, as they advance to the semifinals on Friday to take on top seed Nebraska at 2:30 p.m. ET.   The 14 wins matches the IU single-season record set back in 1998.    "Getting this win is absolutely huge for our program," Indiana head coach Amy Berbary said. "We talked this morning as a team and we all agreed that we are not done playing yet. We have accomplished so much this year and I think this means so much to all of our fans and the university. The support that we have received over the last two months has meant the world to us and we cannot say `thank you' enough."   Illinois (10-8-2 overall) outshot the Hoosiers, 22-11, in the game but the Hoosiers drew seven corner kicks to just three for the Illini on a cold and windy night.   Indiana (14-5-1 overall) started out quick, drawing a pair of corner kicks in the opening minutes. They continued to pressure the Illinois goal and drew another corner kick in the sixth minute. Lisa Nouanesengsy sent the ball into Kayleigh Steigerwalt, who dropped it back to Nouanesengsy and drilled a shot from 18 yards out on the left side of the box that went screaming inside the far right post, a shot that the Illinois goalkeeper never saw, and Indiana went ahead, 1-0.   For Nouanesengsy, it was her team high 11th goal of the season while Steigerwalt picked up her seventh assist of the year.   Then in the 29th minute, Tori Keller got a pass dropped back to her from Steigerwalt and she drilled a curling shot towards the far right post and it snuck inside the post into the goal to put IU ahead, 2-0. It was Keller's second goal of the year and Steigerwalt's second assist of the game and eighth of the season.   The Hoosiers were not done scoring in the first half, finding the back of the goal in the 38th minute on a scramble in front of the goal. Initially, Monica Melink and Abby Smith had their shots blocked by Illinois defenders before Veronica Ellis took a shot that deflected off another Illinois defender and fell right toRebecca Candler, who deposited her fifth goal of the season into the net to give IU the 3-0 lead going into halftime.   "We talked before the game that this will be a moment in their lives that they will remember forever," Berbary said."So we needed everyone today. One of the goals for this game was to start fast because it has been something we have struggled with, so we worked on it all week."   As expected, Illinois came out aggressive in the second half and their aggressiveness drew a foul on the Hoosiers inside the box, which gave the Illini a penalty kick. Vanessa DiBernardo converted the kick to cut the IU lead to 3-1.   With Illinois looking to claw back into the game, Indiana went on the attack with Abby Smith leading the charge in the 63rd minute. She found some space on the left sideline and sent a cross into the box thatMonica Melink was able to get her head on and deflect into the goal before the Illinois keeper was able to grab it, giving Indiana the 4-1 lead. For Melink, it was her fourth goal of the season and third game-winning goal.   But the IU attack was not finished, as they looked to end any chance of an Illinois comeback in the 74th minute. When the Illini appeared to have cleared the ball from their own end, IU defender Lara Rosscharged forward and set a high ball back in the box. The ball bounced 12 yards in front of the Illinois goal and over the goalkeepers head into the back of the goal to put the Hoosiers out front, 5-1. It was the first goal of the season for Ross and the fifth of her career.   Illinois would add two goals in the final 15 minutes to draw to within 5-3 but the Indiana defense would not allow them to get any closer. Although IU goalkeeper Shannon Flower did have to make seven saves in the contest, including a couple on point-blank shots late in the game.    Link   :fan:  :hi: 

After leading the Indiana men's cross country team to its first Big Ten title in 33 years, director and head coach Ron Helmer was named Big Ten Coach of the Year on Wednesday afternoon by the conference coaches.   Helmer is in his seventh season at the helm of the IU cross country and track and field programs. This is his first Big Ten Coach of the Year honor in cross country and second overall. He was given the same award after the 2012 indoor track and field season.   "I am honored to be recognized for this award, but I have to give all the credit to this team and their work over the course of the season so far," Helmer said. "I have an excellent coaching staff and a great support staff and they work tirelessly to assist in the success of our student-athletes. But at the end of the day, it all comes down to our athletes. They performed at a high level at the Big Ten Championships and we hope to continue building on that heading into the regional and NCAA Championships."   The Hoosiers had four runners finish in the top 10 at the Big Ten Championships on Nov. 6 and tallied 51 team points to outrun second place Michigan (66 points) and third place Wisconsin (71 points).   Jason Crist and Chanli Mundy also earned recognition from the conference on Wednesday, as they were both named Indiana's Big Ten sportsmanship award recipients. Crist led the Indiana men at Big Tens with a fifth place finish overall. Mundy was the sixth Hoosier to finish for the IU women at the conference meet on Sunday.   Link   :hi:

fyi,for those that may have missed it. Set the DVR.

Josh Helmholdt ‏@JoshHelmholdt 13m Indy OT Lukayus McNeil has his next 2 official visits planned; will take all 5.   - OV to UoL on 11/15/13 per profiles. Already taken one to NC State.

An early start maybe. Like before,any that i or others find will be added to this first post for easy viewing. I'll either put their thread or a profile link. Feel free to chime in. Thanks.   Commits (2014) JUCO OG DeAndre Herron (2014) RB Devine Redding - OV (2014) WR J-Shun Harris     Recruits (2014) OT Lukayus McNeil - offer   (2015) LB Asmar Bilal (2015) WR Christian Philpott - offer (2015) LB Jaye Miner? (2015) QB Kyle Castner (2015) RB LaVante Bellamy (2015) DE Milan Lanier (2015) QB Timmy Herrin

(2015) QB Kyle Castner (2015) LB Asmar Bilal

Ryan Silver ‏@RyanSilver1 13h Deron Davis, Chase Foster, Riley Matticks, Javonte Allen, Hakim Washington will all be at Pangos camp Sunday at Legends Colorado.

http://ontheradarhoops.com/2013/11/05/otrhoopsreport-the-notebook-nov-5-2013/   Braxton Blackwell out of Nashville, Tenn., is emerging as one of the nation’s top forward prospects in the class of 2016. The 6-foot-7 wing forward received an offer from DePaul coach Oliver Purnell on Monday. Blackwell has recent scholarship offers from Alabama, Indiana, Memphis, North Carolina State and Providence amongst others.   Our Assistant Director of Scouting, Jonathan Hemingway will have the opportunity to get a new evaluation on Blackwell’s game in a primetime matchup versus Oak Hill Academy at the Marshall County Hoopfest next month.   With former teammate and Providence verbal Jalen Lindsey gone to Huntington Prep, this year’s version of the Christ Presbyterian Academy juggernaut will be headlined by Blackwell. CPA coach Drew Maddux is no stranger to coaching top shelf talent so expect Blackwell’s game to continue to flourish over the next six months as the Lions aim for another state championship.     http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=C-cF6ZBLsiw

(2013-14) Preseason DMVelite DC All-District Selections   1ST TEAM   Bryant Crawford, G, Gonzaga, 2015 Crawford impressed in his first varsity season - he missed his freshman year with a leg injury - and now the show is his to run following the graduations of guards Tavon Blackmon (Brown) and Charles Glover (Mount St. Mary's).

Robert Johnson ‏@robjohnson4_ 8h My man Coach Crean came to see me today... good time as always #iubb

Looks like he may have his Top 5 out in a few days and start taking visits soon..