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My friend and coworker was at the game, non-student area. I texted “I’ll bet it’s just nuts!”. He said (and he’s a huge IU guy) “Honestly, it’s more of a wine and cheese crowd. It’s like they expect to win by 70 and are here to say they were here and to work on their tans.” Guess Cig needs all the alumni/new fans’ emails to motivate them!

Damn, hate to see Jackson down

Gee, glad it’s inconclusive after 30 minutes of the season

That bloody pic makes Hoover an automatic legend

IU 2 Cal Poly 0 41’

Purdue’s defense looks pretty anemic

Indiana Hosts New Hampshire, Central Michigan 9/3/2026 9:39:00 AM | Field Hockey BLOOMINGTON, Ind. –––– Indiana Field Hockey will host its first home matches of the season at Deborah Tobias Field in Bloomington, Ind. It will start the weekend on Friday, Sep 4 at 3 p.m. against New Hampshire, followed by a senior day match against Central Michigan on Monday, Sep 7 at 12 p.m. WEEKEND REWIND • The Hoosiers dropped both matches in their opening weekend (Aug 29-30) in Louisville, Ky. • Indiana started the weekend in a neutral site match against No. 10 Miami (OH), where first-year midfielder Gabriela Gayayo Aranceta scored her first collegiate goal and notched the lone point for IU. • It was a close match against Louisville on Sunday afternoon as second year forward Celia Arroyo Cabezudo put one in the cage late in the fourth quarter to equalize the score and force the match to overtime. • Louisville was able to score in the overtime period in the 72nd minute off a penalty stroke goal. QUICK STATS • Hoosier goalkeepers tallied eight total saves throughout Saturday's match, with third year Sadie Canelli and Smulders with the defensive effort. Against Louisville, Canelli totaled six saves. • On Sunday, Indiana totaled 28 shots through the match with 16 being on-goal. It notched 37 shots on the weekend. • Throughout the weekend, five Hoosiers made their collegiate debuts, including Gabriela Garayo Aranceta, Berta Sáenz de Santa Maria who started for IU. Augustina Garmonal, Isa Smulders and Elle Obenour also represented Indiana for the first time on Saturday. • IU found strength in the 3rd period of the game, attempting 11 total shots in the third against both opponents. • Gabriela Gayayo Aranceta made her first collegiate goal in her first career start with the Hoosiers on Saturday. SCOUTING THE COMPETITION • The Hoosiers are set to take on New Hampshire on Friday, Sep. 4 at 3 p.m. in their home debut for the 2026 season at Deborah Tobias Field in Bloomington, Ind. • New Hampshire is 0-2 after its opening weekend, falling to No. 20 Saint Joseph's and No. 11 UConn. • IU is undefeated (5-0) against the Wildcats. The teams last met in 2016 when Indiana won 5-3 at home. • On Labor Day, the cream and crimson will host Senior Day as they face Central Michigan at noon. • Central Michigan is 0-3 this season, last recording a 2-1 loss against Stanford on Aug. 31. • The Hoosiers are 10-1 in games featuring Central Michigan, last meeting in 2021 where IU secured the 3-2 road victory.

knocking off last year’s champs!!

Unfortunately, no- it's not as big as I thought they'd go with, but it's totally Cig- minimalistic and functional lol!

I just got a peek at the national champ signage in Memorial Stadium. They put it up around 10 this morning, head of maintenance didn't even know they were doing it lol. I don't want to post it, because I don't want to spoil anyone watching the unveiling.

IU 56 NT 10

Wisconsin 7044 2348 Nebraska 5073 1691 Michigan 2211 737 Ohio State 2178 726 Iowa 2172 724 Illinois 1914 638 Michigan State 1392 464 Indiana 1206 402 Purdue 1149 383 Minnesota 1086 362 Penn State 975 325 UCLA 936 312 Washington 699 233 Northwestern 612 204 Oregon 504 168 Maryland 480 160 USC 378 126 Rutgers 270 90

Yessir!!! You can tell them when you're checking in, or use the stuff below. That's the cool thing on this- anyone can do it from anywhere! EDIT: Just talked to my wife- there may be a QR on site, but best bet is to go to the portal. Show up to donate blood at any blood drive or blood center in the U.S. between August 12 - December 4 Starting August 26, submit your donation for your Big Ten® school at BigTen.org/Abbott or by texting GIVEBLOOD to 222688 (ABBOTT) Check your email to claim your free T-shirt* and show off your team pride

Ladies looking super tough against Georgia, 3-1 win!

Updated standings- we’re #8, Purdue is 9, we’re only up 16 donors!! Wisconsin is legit 2000 donors ahead of us. There are still 100 spots to donate at Memorial Stadium.