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Not sure what's going on with the game, but showing 0-2 Lipscomb B2.

He's ahead of Bazley and that makes me happy!

Live Stats Hoosiers Track & Field Ready for Big Ten Indoor Championships BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Indiana University track and field teams will travel to Geneva, Ohio to compete in the 2018 Big Ten Indoor Track and Field Championships on Friday, February 23 and Saturday, February 24. The meet will be held at the SPIRE Institute for the sixth consecutive season. The men's team is coming into the weekend as defending Big Ten Indoor Champions and they are currently ranked No. 15 in the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). Other Big Ten ranked men's teams include: Penn State (No. 14), Ohio State (No. 19) and Michigan (No. 22). On the women's side Minnesota is traveling to Geneva as the highest ranked Big Ten school coming in at No. 10 in the USTFCCCA rankings. Other ranked Big Ten women's teams include: Purdue (No. 16), Wisconsin (No. 22) and Michigan (No. 23). Day one of the Championships will begin at 10:00 am EST with the men's heptathlon 60m. The first event for the Hoosiers will be the women's pentathlon 60m hurdles where Jenna Jungels will start her day. The first track event of day one for the Hoosiers will be the women's mile run preliminaries at 12:40 pm EST. Senior Brenna Calder will defend her second place finish (4:42.33) from the 2017 Big Ten Indoor Championships. Calder ran her season best time of 4:41.53 at the Iowa State Classic, her career best is 4:38.88. Junior Haley Harris and redshirt freshman Hannah Stoffel will also compete. Harris ran her season best at Kentucky (4:48.48) and Stoffel nabbed her season best time of 4:52.05 at the Indiana University Relays. The men's mile run prelims will take place directly after the women's race. Redshirt junior Joe Murphy took second place last year with the time of 4:02.70 and redshirt sophomore Kyle Mau finished third with the time of 4:03.39. Redshirt freshman Teddy Browning will also run in the men's mile prelims. Mau clocked a sub four-minute mile at the Indiana University Relays with the final time of 3:59.15. Murphy ran his career best time at the Iowa State Classic with the time of 4:01.64 and Browning nabbed his career best time at the Power 5 Invitational (4:07.05). In the men's 400m dash prelims freshman Zubin Muncherji and freshman Isaiah Ware will compete in their first Big Ten Indoor Championships. On the women's side freshman Natalie Price will also be competing in her first Championships. Price ran her career best time at the Kentucky Invitational finishing with the time of 54.43. Junior Riley Egbula and junior Jeyland Valentin will also run in the 400m dash prelims. Sophomore Megan Grabowski will be the only Hoosier competing in the 60m prelims. Grabowski clocked her season best time of 7.54 at the Gladstein Invitational. Her career best time is 7.51 from the Indiana University Relays last season. Grabowski will also run in the 200m prelims at 5:00 pm EST. The women's 800m prelims will start approximately at 2:50 pm EST. Junior Kelsey Harris, sophomore Mallory Mulzer and sophomore Joely Pinkston will all compete. Harris clocked her career best time of 2:06.08 at the Indiana University Relays. Mulzer's career best time is 2:09.62 from her performance at the Power 5 Invitational and Pinkston marked her career best time at the Hoosier Hills (2:09.62). On the men's side redshirt senior Jordan Huntoon will be the only athlete running the men's 800m prelims. Huntoon ran his career best time of 1:49.17 at the Big Ten Indoor Championships last year. His season best time is 1:51.10, which he ran at the Kentucky Invitational. The women's 60m hurdle prelims will start at 3:30 pm EST. Freshman Zykeria Williams will compete in her first Big Ten Indoor Championships. Williams ran her season best time of 8.51 at the Hoosier Open. On the men's side sophomore William Session will run in the men's 60m hurdle prelims. Session finished seventh overall last year with the time of 8:04. He is coming into the weekend with his career best time of 7.87, which he ran at the Power 5 Invitational. Senior Kendell Wiles finished third in the women's 600m at the Championships last year with the time of 1:28.81, which is her career best time. Wiles ran her season best time at the Indiana University Relays with the time of 1:29.82. Senior Daniel Kuhn returns to defend his back-to-back 600m first place finishes and aims to claim his third title. Last year, Kuhn won with the time of 1:15.23, which is his career best time. Kuhn ran his season best time of 1:16.62 at the Indiana University Relays. Redshirt junior Katherine Receveur, junior Maggie Allen and redshirt freshman Lexa Barrott will compete in the 3000m seeded section. Receveur finished second overall at the Big Ten Indoor Championships last year with the time of 9:07.04. Receveur ran her season best time of 9:07.99 at the Iowa State Classic. Redshirt sophomore Kyle Mau and redshirt freshman Ben Veatch will run in the men's 3000m seeded section starting at 5:50 pm EST. Mau comes to Geneva with the eighth fastest time (7:50.85) in the NCAA from his performance at the Iowa State Classic. Veatch also ran his career best time of 7:58.10 at the Iowa State Classic. The distance medley relay (DMR) races will be the final events of day one with the women's relay starting at 6:30 pm EST and the men's relay starting at 6:50 pm EST. The women's team will consist of Haley Harris, Natalie Price, Kelsey Harris and Brenna Calder. The men's team will consist of Teddy Browning, Zubin Muncherji, Daniel Kuhn and Joe Murphy. The first field event of day one for the Hoosiers will be the women's pole vault at 11:30 am EST. Senior Rachel Mathervaulted her career best of 4.05m (13'3.5") last year at the Big Ten Indoor Championships. Mather earned her season best mark of 3.87m (12'8.25") at the Gladstein Invitational. The men's pole vault will be the second field event for the Hoosiers and is set to start at 3:30 pm EST. Sophomore Adam Coulon, redshirt freshman Brock Mammoser and sophomore Alex Shinnerl will all compete in their first Big Ten Indoor Championships. Sophomore Khayla Dawson and freshman Maddie Pollard will compete in the women's shot put. Dawson finished seventh last year with the mark of 15.58m (51'1.5"). She marked her career best of 16.64m (54'7.25") at the Gladstein Invitational. Pollard threw her career best of 15.50m (50'10.25") at the Hoosier Hills. On the men's side junior David Schall will be the only Hoosier to compete in the shot put. Schall earned his career best mark of 18.70m (61'4.25") at the Tennessee Duals. In the women's long jump sophomore Jenna Jungels, junior Aaliyah Armstead and sophomore Leah Moran will all compete. Jungels (6.03m / 19'9.5") and Moran (5.75m / 18'10.5") jumped their season best at the Hoosier Open. Armstead's career best is 6.00m (19'8.25"), which she earned at the Hoosier Hills. Junior Treyton Harris returns to Geneva to defend his first place finish in the men's long jump. Harris won last year with the final mark of 7.71m (25'3.5"). He marked his career best of 7.86m (25'9.5") at the Hoosier Hills, which earned him the No. 9 spot in the NCAA. Day two of the Championships will begin at 10:00 am EST with the men's heptathlon 60m hurdles. For the Hoosiers day two will consist of six field events for the Hoosiers and finals for track events. Junior Taylor Pennington will start the Hoosiers off in the women's high jump at 11:00 am EST. Pennington earned her season best mark of 1.68m (5'6") at the Hoosier Open. On the men's side freshman Jyles Etienne comes to Geneva with the 11th best mark in the NCAA of 2.21m (7'3") from his performance at the Hoosier Open. Junior Treyton Harris returns to the Big Ten Indoor Championships to defend his second place finish from last year. Harris claimed second with a career best mark of 2.17m (7'1.5"). Senior Paul Galas took third last year with a career best mark of 2.17m (7'1.5"). Harris and Galas share a season best mark of 2.10m (6'10.75"). Junior Eric Bethea returns to Geneva to defend his first place finish in the men's triple jump. Bethea won with the final mark of 15.95m (52'4"). He earned his season best mark of 15.50m (50'10.25") at the Kentucky Invitational and his career best mark is 16.34m (53'7.5"). On the women's side sophomore Leah Moran will compete in the triple jump. Moran earned her career best mark of 12.39m (40'7.75") at the Hoosier Hills. Junior Nycia Ford, redshirt freshman Princess Brinkley and freshman Maddie Pollard will all compete in the women's weight throw. Ford (19.29m / 63'3.5") and Brinkley (19.04 / 62'5.75") marked their season best at the Hoosier Open. Pollard earned her season best at the Indiana University Relays with the mark of 18.87m (61'11"). On the men's side senior Andrew Miller has the ninth best mark in the NCAA from his performance at Notre Dame last weekend. Miller set a new school record when he won the men's weight throw with the mark of 22.10m (72'6.25"). Last year, Miller finished fourth overall at the Championships. Admission to the event is $20.00 for adults (18-65), $8 for child/student (7-18), $8.00 for seniors (65+) and $8.00 for Big Ten student with proper identification. Parking at the event is $5.00. There will be live stats available here. Live coverage will be available via FloTrack and BTN Plus. For complete coverage of everything Indiana track and field and cross country, make sure to follow the teams via Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

IU takes on Lipscomb today in Birmingham, AL today at 2:00 pm, and then Samford at 4 pm (due to possibility of rain Sunday). Saturday's games are Lipscomb at 2:30 pm, then Samford at 4 pm Watch Live (Not sure if this is free) Live Stats BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana Softball travels to Birmingham, Ala. this weekend for a pair of games against both Lipscomb and host Samford. It's the second straight season IU has visited Samford. Due to projected rain on Sunday, IU will play a pair of games Friday and a pair of games Saturday. Both of IU's games against Samford will be streamed on SoCon Digital Network. CHECKING OUT THE COMPETITION Lipscomb: The Lady Bisons are off to a 5-2 start, including picking up wins against Georgia Tech and Ole Miss. Last weekend, Lipscomb went 3-2 at the EMU Madeira Beach Spring Invitational. As a team, Lipscomb is batting .284 led by a .407 average from Sarah Higgins, who has 11 base hits with three being doubles. Caitlin Turner (.393), Jordan Fortel (.348) and Caitlin Plocheck (.333) round out the top Lipscomb hitters. In the circle, Mandy Jordan (3-0, 1.52 ERA, 23.0 IP) and Jordan Fortel (1-2, 1.69 ERA, 20.2 IP) have split the majority of innings. Jordan earned ASUN Pitcher of the Week accolades on Monday. Indiana and Lipscomb have met just once before - a 3-2 victory last season in Memphis. Emily Goodin earned the win for Indiana, while Taylor Uden collected a pair of RBI. Samford: The Bulldogs are currently 1-10 with the lone victory coming against Evansville last weekend. Samford dropped a midweek battle to Troy on Wednesday, 9-6. Madison Couch leads all batters with a .310 average with nine hits and four runs. The Bulldogs have split most of their innings in the circle between three pitchers - McKenna Gillespie (0-3, 4.82 ERA, 20.1 IP), Annalyn Yantis (1-2, 5.62 ERA, 23.2 ERA) and Taylor DeCelles (0-4, 10.84 ERA, 20.2 IP). Samford defeated the Hoosiers last season in the teams' only meeting, 4-2. The game was played at UAB's field. LAST TIME OUT The Hoosiers participated in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge last weekend in Atlanta. Indiana went 1-3, dropping a pair of games against Georgia Tech and splitting against Boston College. Indiana's 8-3 win against Boston College on Saturday marked the first career IU win for head coach Shonda Stanton. HOOSIER QUICK HITS • Sophomore Gabbi Jenkins continued her hot start to the year in Atlanta, batting .500 with six hits, two runs, two walks and two stolen bases. For the season, Jenkins is hitting .414 with 12 hits, three runs, two walks and five stolen bags. Jenkins' 12 hits currently ranks third in the Big Ten, while her average is seventh in the conference. The Floyds Knobs, Ind. native was moved into the leadoff spot last weekend and reached base successfully in every contest. • Another sophomore with an impressive outing in Atlanta was Katie Lacefield, who collected a hit in each of the final three contests in Atlanta. In Indiana's 8-3 victory against Boston College, she tied her career high by bringing in three runs on a double. Lacefield also scored a pair of runs during the weekend. • Senior Rebecca Blitz will be playing in her old stomping grounds this weekend. Blitz is from Mountain Brook, Ala. located just outside of Birmingham. Blitz is currently hitting .300 and had two multi-hit games in Atlanta. • Sophomore pitcher Emily Goodin has a history of success at Samford. Last season, the righty tossed a no-hitter against UAB at Samford's Bulldog Softball FIeld. Goodin retired all but two batters she faced in IU's 7-0 win and collected five strikeouts in the no-no. • Indiana went 4-1 last year in Birmingham, but won all four games played at Bulldog Softball Field.

Looks like 271 on steals Bio Current Stats Career Stats Season Highs Minutes Total 3-Point F-Throws Rebounds SEASON GP GS Min Avg FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF FO AST T/O BLK STL PTS AVG Total 126 126 4461 35.4 706 1698 .416 189 593 .319 591 790 .748 73 389 462 3.7 290 3 533 375 14 271 2192 17.4 2014-15 31 31 904 29.2 121 310 .390 25 104 .240 95 140 .679 21 91 112 3.6 71 1 98 75 4 65 362 11.7 2015-16 33 33 1243 37.7 187 452 .414 43 140 .307 203 263 .772 20 146 166 5.0 73 0 144 121 4 70 620 18.8 2016-17 34 34 1206 35.5 202 488 .414 60 176 .341 155 191 .812 20 92 112 3.3 83 2 158 83 4 81 619 18.2 2017-18 28 28 1108 39.6 196 448 .438 61 173 .353 138 196 .704 12 60 72 2.6 63 0 133 96 2 55 591 21.1

Man, if the Big Ten would've had a drinking team, I would be rich!

That's most definitely an improper benefit! Wow, the stories I could tell from that place- you could pick your favorite dancer based on the Cesarean scar they had

WOW!!!!

Due to @Class of '66 Old Fart being out of commission (he's competing in Skeleton in the Winter Olympics), he gave me his super secret source for info: Trendon Watford led the Spartans with 27 points and 8 rebounds (and was named MVP) vs Huffman on Monday (I think). That puts the defending 7A champs Mountain Brook back in the Final Four

IU 73 O$U 68

After the legend of "The Natty" left, things just fell apart....

Exactly! I'll bet I typed and deleted my post about 15 times, trying not to make it political or inflammatory. Definitely appreciate the prayers- 2 more kids have been "questioned" now. 1 kid is the brother of the first kid arrested, says he's going to "fulfill" his brother's plan tomorrow. My kids are going to have a day off...

2 arrested for school shooting threats in 2 days at Columbus East High School, 3rd student "questioned". My daughter goes there. Praying for understanding and change. Really don't know what to pray for honestly. My kids are afraid to go to school, our school board is not prepared/willing to deal with this issue.

82-70 win!! Awesome!

Buss either tied or set all time assist record/ EDIT- looks like she may need one more to break record

Buss has 29! Edit, 32

42-38 almost halftime

17-15 IU!

0-7 Minnesota. Really rough start, turnovers and sloppy play

Buss, Yeany, Cahill, Penn, Royster starting

I'd hate to lose any of your information- a lot of us find it entertaining and useful (I say entertaining because sports entertain me, I don't live or die by them)! Keep posting!

Had to post something in this- @cleeter messaged me a little while ago, asked if I was related to the Kohlmeiers (turns out cleeter knows my cousin!). After a really nice chat, I shared a story about Kim, which relates to coach Knight (I copied this story from a newspaper article a few years ago): Kim Kohlmeier, a 6-foot-3 ball handler and team captain, was driving his Volkswagen in Milan when he collided with another vehicle. His VW was torn in half. Among the multiple injuries that Kohlmeier suffered was a broken right leg that would keep him in a cast for 18 months. During the semistate final against Richmond, in the tight final minute, Kohlmeier, dressed in street clothes, gestured toward official Gary Muncie. Muncie hit him with a technical, giving Richmond free throws, the ball and, essentially, the game and a berth in the semistate championship. "Kim was not the most popular person in Milan that day," Veldhaus said. Muncie eventually moved on to officiate in the Big Ten. Kohlmeier became a student manager for Indiana University coach Bobby Knight. The first time Muncie officiated a Hoosiers' game, Knight turned to Kohlmeier, sitting behind the bench. "Is that the son of a ***** who called the technical on you?" Knight said. Knight, Kohlmeier recalled, began "ranting and raving" at the official every time he passed him. After several trips of abuse, Muncie whistled Knight for a technical. "Now," Knight asked Kim, "does that make you feel better?"

Things like this always remind me that things don't happen when we want (or think we need) them. Even the failing at a kiss- that was part of a design that set things in motion. These things awe me, so glad for you, and so glad you shared! Nice to get some sunshine news!

Milan Sanitorium Funny you say that- there used to be a mineral water produced in Milan, Miwogco. It smelled and tasted awful (from family members- was gone by the time I was born). Milan had a sanitorium (basically a spa, founded on the "mineral springs"), which was really beautiful (my great aunt Jeanie Stute was born in that building). This and the Kohlmeier furniture factory were the two biggest buildings in Milan. My great grandpa Clifford Winters had a grocery store in Milan, and at one point, worked with James Cash Penney, better known as JC Penney. Makes me want to go back and visit (was just there for a funeral, but that's not a visit!). Sorry for hijacking! Love history!!

That's awesome- love it! Both my grandparents (Campbell and Kohlmeier) are from Milan, and still have some family there. Bob Wichman from the team) is my uncle- lives in South Carolina now. Bobby Plump handled my grandfather's affairs until his death- great great man! When my grandfather passed away, we found the program from the '54 Championship game, and a ton of pictures of the procession headed to State. I'm passionate about single-class basketball- glad to see others share my opinion!