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Are Sydney Fenn and Jade Ondineme injured? I figured everyone who could play would’ve

Pathetic crowd

I tried to look up Lipscomb preseason projections but was pretty limited. Here's what the good ol' AI gave me from google: Lipscomb women's basketball is expected to be a competitive team within the ASUN conference for the upcoming season, building on a recent record-breaking year where they consistently competed for championships. They are likely to finish with a strong conference record and potentially contend for a high seed in the ASUN tournament. 2025-2026 Season Outlook Competitive Contender: The Bisons have established a program that consistently competes for the conference championship, indicating expectations remain high. Strong Program: Lipscomb has had a history of success under coach Lauren Sumski, including three consecutive years with more than 17 overall wins and 10+ conference victories. Key Players: While specific 2025-2026 preseason All-ASUN predictions for the women's team are not available in the search results, the 2024-2025 team was led by key players such as B. Vinson (14.7 PPG), B. Vinson (6.4 RPG), and A. Cea (4.6 APG). Continued strong performance from returning players will be crucial. Statistical Strengths: The team's prior success was built on efficient scoring (second in the ASUN, top 50 nationally), strong three-point shooting (top 10 in NCAA DI), and disciplined play with few fouls and turnovers. Exact predictions for their final standing in the ASUN conference are not publicly available in the provided snippets, but their track record suggests they will be a significant factor in the league.

It's always a "what if" situation, but he definitely fills a need!!

Omaha vs Murray St. is a pretty competitive game (judging from the game updates lol)

Roster for Lipscomb. BTW, they're the Bisons- maybe our Bison should show up and show them who's the real one lol https://lipscombsports.com/sports/wbball/roster

IU 42 PSU 13

IU 87 A&M 40

I freaking love commitment days!

Same time as kick off? Man, that's strike one lol!

On3 has us 88.4% favorites

Man, Rupp Rafters is a miserable place this morning. Adds a little pep to my step on a sunny Friday lol!

IU 42 Maryland 10

Wilkerson limping

Down goes Purdue- last second FG by Rutgers after a PU turnover lol

This is just unreal to be able to watch an IU football team this good

Thanks!!

Sorry if I missed it, does he have an announcement date?

I didn't realize #1 (gag) Purdue played at #9 (retch) UK tomorrow! Although it might make me physically ill, I may listen to it to get a feel for both teams

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Big Ten season will reach the halfway point this weekend as teams across the conference prepare for the fifth week of conference play. IU will spend its first full week at Wilkinson Hall since the early portion of September as it welcomes Minnesota and Northwestern for important home matchups. IU returned to winning ways on Sunday (Oct. 19) afternoon with a four-set victory over Ohio State. It was the sixth Big Ten win of the season and 15th overall. The win helped the program match its season win total (15) from a year ago with 12 matches to spare. Senior opposite hitter Avry Tatum passed 1,000 career kills in the victory. Freshman outside hitter Jaidyn Jager continues to play at an elite, all-around level during her first year of college volleyball. She's leading the team with 217 kills and is tops among all Big Ten freshmen in the category. On top of her elite offensive performance, Jager is providing 2.14 digs per set and 0.57 blocks per set. The Hoosiers will meet Minnesota on Friday (Oct. 24) evening in the first top-25 showdown in Wilkinson Hall history. It is alumni weekend in Bloomington with former players set to return home to cheer on the home team for contests on Friday and Sunday (vs. Northwestern). If IU can win at least one contest this weekend, it will give the team its best 10-game start to conference play in program history. The Hoosiers began 6-4 in Big Ten play in 1985 and 2023 and have already reached six wins with two games to go before the halfway point. Over the last three seasons, IU is 26-7 inside Wilkinson Hall. Friday's match with Minnesota will start at 6 p.m. with a national broadcast on the Big Ten Network. Jack Kizer and Mac Podraza will have the call. Sunday's contest with Northwestern is scheduled for 1 p.m. on B1G+ from Wilkinson Hall. Sunday's game is IU's "Dig Pink" contest. Gameday Info vs. #20 Minnesota (Friday, October 24th – 6 p.m.) Live Video: bit.ly/44wik9K Live Stats: bit.ly/4hlNB5U vs. Northwestern (Sunday, October 26th – 1 p.m.) Live Video: bit.ly/3JdZaiT Live Stats: bit.ly/4nY55aK

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Big Ten season will reach the halfway point this weekend as teams across the conference prepare for the fifth week of conference play. IU will spend its first full week at Wilkinson Hall since the early portion of September as it welcomes Minnesota and Northwestern for important home matchups. IU returned to winning ways on Sunday (Oct. 19) afternoon with a four-set victory over Ohio State. It was the sixth Big Ten win of the season and 15th overall. The win helped the program match its season win total (15) from a year ago with 12 matches to spare. Senior opposite hitter Avry Tatum passed 1,000 career kills in the victory. Freshman outside hitter Jaidyn Jager continues to play at an elite, all-around level during her first year of college volleyball. She's leading the team with 217 kills and is tops among all Big Ten freshmen in the category. On top of her elite offensive performance, Jager is providing 2.14 digs per set and 0.57 blocks per set. The Hoosiers will meet Minnesota on Friday (Oct. 24) evening in the first top-25 showdown in Wilkinson Hall history. It is alumni weekend in Bloomington with former players set to return home to cheer on the home team for contests on Friday and Sunday (vs. Northwestern). If IU can win at least one contest this weekend, it will give the team its best 10-game start to conference play in program history. The Hoosiers began 6-4 in Big Ten play in 1985 and 2023 and have already reached six wins with two games to go before the halfway point. Over the last three seasons, IU is 26-7 inside Wilkinson Hall. Friday's match with Minnesota will start at 6 p.m. with a national broadcast on the Big Ten Network. Jack Kizer and Mac Podraza will have the call. Sunday's contest with Northwestern is scheduled for 1 p.m. on B1G+ from Wilkinson Hall. Sunday's game is IU's "Dig Pink" contest. Gameday Info vs. #20 Minnesota (Friday, October 24th – 6 p.m.) Live Video: bit.ly/44wik9K Live Stats: bit.ly/4hlNB5U vs. Northwestern (Sunday, October 26th – 1 p.m.) Live Video: bit.ly/3JdZaiT Live Stats: bit.ly/4nY55aK

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana swimming and diving returns to action with a dual meet at Kentucky Wednesday (Oct. 22) inside the Lancaster Aquatic Center. The meet is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. ET, and fans can stream the action via the SEC Network+ digital platform. MEET INFO Wednesday, Oct. 22 • 10 a.m. ET Lancaster Aquatic Center • Lexington, Ky. Opponent: Kentucky Live Results (Swimming): Meet Mobile (App) Live Results (Diving): divemeets.com Live Stream: SEC Network+ OF NOTE… HOOSIERS SWEEP LA DUAL MEETS Indiana swimming and diving won all five duals meets during the two-day USC Invitational October 10-11. The Hoosiers swept the four relays and won 18 individual events. Three IU swimmers – freshman Liberty Clark, junior Miranda Grana and senior Zalán Sárkány – won all three of their individual events. Twelve Hoosiers captured NCAA qualifying times and seven IU divers picked up NCAA zone qualifying scores on the springboards. The Indiana men won 15 of 17 swimming events while holding No. 14 Texas A&M and No. 17 USC to double-digit team scores. IU captured four of the six available conference weekly awards, sweeping the Big Ten Swimmer of the Week and Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors for the cycle. HOOSIERS FILL U.S. NATIONAL TEAMS A total of 21 Americans with ties to the Indiana swimming and diving program have qualified for their respective national teams.

IU 35 UCLA 10

I like the ball movement (minus bad passes)