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We have a nugget! @JHillsman: McEachern ladies wins its 6th in a row w/52-48 victory over North Cobb. Chanel Wilson/Jewel Smalls 10 Carson 9 for McE. Azonya Austin 15 Sydney Thomas 11 Walker/Solomon 8 for NC #HSBBG @SUVtv @danitjackson @GaHoopCircle

@jddyche: Halftime @GirlsBballLIT: @ValkyriesBBall 42 @Lady_TitansBB 23. SHA defense intense. @IndianaWBB signee Grace Berger with 12. As poised a player as you will ever see.

@TweetsOfHendrix: FINAL SCORE (from Hoosier Gym): Forest Park 69, Southridge 54. Sam Englert (21 points), Curt Hopf (15) lead the way for Forest Park. Colson Montgomery (21) led all Raider scorers.

Hoosiers win 64-58! WTG ladies! We host Northwestern on 2/4. #3inarow

Rutgers ties it up and Buss drains a 3!

Cahill with a huge 3! IU 51-49 with 3:28 left.

Atta girl! @IndianaWBB; With her second steal of the night in the fourth quarter, @tbuss3 has broken the record for all-time steals for #iuwbb (260)! Congrats, Tyra!

Indiana (10-12, 3-6 B1G) vs. RV/RV Rutgers (17-5, 5-3 B1G). Buss is 2 steals away from another record. Go Hoosiers! ABOUT THE SCARLET KNIGHTS Rutgers is looking to snap a two-game skid on Saturday after dropping games to Penn State and Nebraska. They are led by redshirt senior guard Tyler Scaife who averages 20.5 points and shots 45.5 percent from the floor. Redshirt junior forward Stasha Carey is leading on the glass with 7.7 boards per game while adding 7.2 points. As a team, the Scarlet Knights are averaging 41.6 percent from the floor and 67.1 points per game. Preview Live Stats Radio

14 games - 410 pts. @BlackfordBruins; Bruins 83, Eastbrook 74. Brown 42. White 15. Hoover 13.

@1997Davis; 2019 #iubb target Keion Brooks Jr. @KeionB_12 will be visiting IU next weekend for the Hoosiers game against Michigan State.

Game high 21 pts tonight in a 100-46 win over SB Clay. @46 WHME Sports: Here is the @SouthBendCSC boys scoring list: Jimmy Webb, @johnadamseagles, 1769 @AndersonDamezi, @RileyWildcats, 1745 Derrick Graham, @sbwathletics, 1717 Jaraan Cornell, @sbclaycolonials, 1700

@RealJakeHyman: Westtown finishes a perfect 8-0 Friends Schools League regular season slate with a 76-39 victory over Friends’ Central. Notables: Cam Reddish: 25 PTS (15 in first quarter), 10 REB, 6 AST, 3 STL Noah Collier: 14 PTS, 9 REB, 2 STL Jake Forrester: 13 PTS, 13 REB, 1 BLK

@hunt_Rob: Final score from Lafayette, @mccutcheonmavs 64, @ahsindians 52. @haralson361 had 17 pts, 12 rebs, & 5 assists. #iubb recruit Phinisee had 27 pts and was 14-14 at the foul line., @thbsports

Forrester #2. @cornbread_s: Meet Pennsylvania\'s top boys high school basketball players: http://www.pennlive.com/sports/index.ssf/2018/01/meet_pennsylvanias_top_boys_ba.html Buzz: Forrester is listed at 6-8, but is probably closer to 6-10. He can jump out the gym, and has steadily improved. He's headed to Indiana.

The No. 3/7 Indiana University men's and women's swimming and diving teams finished the dual-meet season with an exclamation point, sweeping the No. 14/10 Louisville Cardinals on Friday afternoon in Louisville, Ky. The No. 3-ranked Hoosier men defeated the No. 14 Cardinals, 184.5-115.5, to finish the season undefeated for a second-straight year with a 9-0 record. The IU men have won 22-straight dual meets, with the team's last loss coming on Jan. 16, 2016. The No. 7-ranked Indiana women's team took down No. 10 Louisville, 160.5-139.5, to finish the dual-meet season with a 5-4 record. Lilly King led the way for the Hoosier women on Friday, winning three individual events. The Evansville, Ind. product won the 100 breaststroke (59.99) and 200 breaststroke (2:11.03) with NCAA B cut times. The junior then touched first in the 400 IM with a personal-best and NCAA B cut mark of 4:13.69. Five Hoosiers won two individual events apiece against the Cardinals. Ian Finnerty swept the breaststroke, winning the 100 (53.20) and 200 (1:59.55) with NCAA B cut times. Vini Lanza swept the butterfly events, winning the 100 (46.86) and 200 (1:45.14) with NCAA B cut marks. For the Hoosier women, Cassy Jernberg won the 1,000 freestyle with a personal-best time of 9:53.23 and then came back later in the day to touch first in the 500 freestyle with a mark of 4:51.49. In the diving well, Jessica Parratto continued to dominate. The redshirt junior won both the 1-meter (298.65) and 3-meter (333.75) with NCAA Zones qualifying scores. On the men's side, freshman Mory Gould won his first collegiate event, taking the top spot in the men's 3-meter with a personal-best and NCAA Zones qualifying score of 362.40. The IU men had a great showing in the sprint freestyle events, winning the 50, 100 and 200 against the Cardinals with NCAA B cut marks. Ali Khalafalla won the 50 free in 19.60, while Blake Pieroni touched first in the 100 free in a time of 43.75. Mohamed Samy won the 200 free with a mark of 1:34.76. Rounding out the individual winners for the IU men was freshman Gabriel Fantoni. The reigning two-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week won the 100 backstroke with a NCAA B cut time of 47.27. For the Hoosier women, three swimmers earned one win each on the day with NCAA B cuts. Ali Rockett was first in the 100 backstroke in 53.69, while Kennedy Goss touched first in the 200 back with a mark of 1:56.91. Christine Jensen won the 100 butterfly with a time of 53.22. In the 200 medley relay, the Hoosiers earned the sweep. IU women's team of Ali Rockett, Lilly King, Christine Jensen and Shelby Koontz won with a mark of 1:38.14. On the men's side, the team of Gabriel Fantoni, Ian Finnerty, Vini Lanza and Ali Khalafalla won with a time of 1:26.29. In the final event of the meet, the Hoosier men's 400 freestyle relay team of Ali Khalafalla, Vini Lanza, Mohamed Samy and Blake Pieroni won with a time of 2:54.54. http://iuhoosiers.com/news/2018/1/26/mens-swimming-and-diving-no-3-7-hoosiers-sweep-no-14-10-louisville.aspx

Top in-state SG in this class per @INPrep. Rivals has him as the only in-state in the top 75.

Nice addition here. http://iuhoosiers.com/news/2018/1/26/womens-volleyball-vansant-named-assistant-coach.aspx Two-time Honda Award winner and 2013 National Player of the Year Krista Vansant has been named an assistant coach for Indiana volleyball, IU head coach Steve Aird announced Friday. Vansant, a 2014 graduate of the University of Washington helped the U.S. win gold at the Pan American Games and she was named an alternate for the 2016 Rio Olympic Team. She played professionally from the fall of 2015 through spring of 2016 with Volero Zurich in Switzerland. "The entire volleyball family at Indiana is thrilled to welcome Krista," IU head coach Steve Aird said. "Her career speaks for itself and now she will turn her attention to training, recruiting and mentoring. She has a deep desire to help players grow as people and reach their full potential as athletes. She understands the game at a very high level and I am excited to work with her. Our goal is to transform this program into one of the nation's elite and Krista is built for that challenge." This past volleyball season Vansant served as a Volleyball Program Assistant at Washington and oversaw recruiting for the program. She also coached the Seattle Juniors 16 Volleyball Club. As an outside hitter, Vansant left UW as the most decorated volleyball player ever to wear the purple and gold. In 2013, Vansant became the first Husky to claim the American Volleyball Coaches Association National Player of the Year award. She earned ESPNW National Player of the Year recognition for the 2014 season, her senior campaign. This past season the Huskies' retired her No. 16 jersey. In the 2013-14 season and 2014-15 season Vansant earned the Honda Sports Award, given to the best collegiate volleyball player. On the international stage, Vansant earned Most Valuable Player honors and best outside spiker at the 2015 Pan American Cup, her first international tournament. She led Team USA to gold at the 2015 Pan Am Cup with a tournament-leading 50.4 kill percentage to go with 81 total points. "I am thrilled to join Coach Aird at Indiana," Vansant said. "The passion and commitment that the athletic department are displaying surrounding volleyball are second to none. It is an unbelievable opportunity to build a successful, elite program. I am beyond thankful to Coach Aird and Mattie White for giving me this opportunity. Indiana University is a truly special place and I couldn't be more thrilled to join the Hoosier community. The future for Indiana volleyball is bright." Vansant, a native of Redlands, Calif., graduated from Washington in 2015 with a bachelor's degree in Sociology. Vansant finished her playing career at UW with 1,893 career kills, which included 565 kills (4.67 kills per set) and a .320 hitting percentage in her senior year.

Just state rankings. Furst and Blackmon are the only ones getting some national attention right now.

Those are just players on that AAU team. Furst, Blackmon, Hopf and I'm not sure who the 4th player would probably round out the top 4.

In-state rankings on this AAU team per @PrepHoopsIN. @EG10_Basketball: 2021’s Khristian Lander (5), Colson Montgomery (7) and Blake Sisley (8). Trevor Taylor (17), Chrishawn Christmas (23), Drew Carlton (28).

Headed to the Milwaukee Bucks affiliate - Wisconsin Herd. https://www.jamesblackmonjr.com/single-post/2018/01/26/James-Traded-to-Wisconsin-Herd According to league sources close to the situation, James has been traded to The Wisconsin Herd. This comes as James has been playing the best basketball of his young professional career over the past month and a half. Wisconsin was amongst several teams that were calling to acquire his services. The move gives the guard, averaging nearly 13 PPG off the bench, a fresh start. James has shown that when given the right amount of minutes, he excels. This transition has James excited and gets him one step closer to where he belongs in the NBA. He will suit up tomorrow in Toronto.

@jakeweingarten: UCLA, Indiana, and Virginia the latest to reach out to 2019 @HuntingtonPrep F Quinn Slazinski, sources tell Stockrisers. 247

Our first in-state offer for this class. @YoBoiCole2020: Extremely blessed to have received my first offer from Indiana University!Thank you to @CoachHagenIU and the Indiana coaching staff.#HoosierNation Carmel, IN 6'3"/262 247 Rivals Videos

Atta girl! @IndianaWBB: @acahi11 grabs her 6️⃣th rebound of the night and has become the 3️⃣rd player in school history to record 1,000 rebounds! Congrats, B!

IU 33-25 @ half. Wisky finished on a 6-0 run in the final 3 minutes.. Buss - 11/3/3 Cahill - 9/4 (3-3 3fg) Penn - 4/3 Yeaney - 4/3 Marchese - 3 Royster - 2