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I bought a 12 pack variety 3 summer,3 watermelon, 3 ginger,and 3 grapefruit. I like em all but summer and grapefruit are my favorites.

Really like the leinenkugel's Shandy line.

My wife pick 6 of these up for me,all I can say is you get what you pay for.

Feb. 20, 2016 Track and Field Another School Record Falls at Alex Wilson Invitational Sydney Clute took first in the pole vault with a career best mark of 4.30m (14-1.25ft). She is now tied for 11th in the country and has the highest mark in the Big Ten. Sophie Gutermuth, competing unattached, finished second with a mark of 4.20m (13-9.25ft). The women's distance medley relay (DMR) of Brenna Calder, Riley Egbula, Taylor Wiley, and Brianna Johnson set the new school record in the DMR with a sixth place time of 11:09.04. The men's DMR team of Matt Schwartzer, Markevious Roach, Daniel Kuhn, and Rorey Hunter place eighth in a highly competitive race with a time of 9:32.55, the seventh best in school history. Connor Martin finished 10th in the mile with a season best time of 4:07.02. The Hoosiers will be back in action next weekend at the Big Ten Championships in Geneva, Ohio Iuhoosiers.com

He seems arrogant, like I said maybe just me, Costello in the same boat.

The coach,no matter who it is,or what you think of him is going to put the best 5 options on the floor to win.

Experience and leadership.

Beat Purdue today, win or share the conference, win 2 in the NCAA's,and it's a done deal. IMHO

I really don't like Grayson Allen, he might be a great kid,but he just looks like a Purdue person.

Feb. 18, 2016 Track and Field Hoosiers Head North for Alex Wilson Invitational Eleven athletes will travel to Notre Dame this weekend to compete in the Alex Wilson Invitational. This meet marks the final tune-up for the Big Ten Championships. Three athletes will be competing in individual events and eight will participate in the distance medley relay (DMR). Sophie Gutermuth, competing unattached, and Sydney Clute will both compete in the women's pole vault, starting at approximately 11:00AM. Gutermuth is coming off of an outstanding meet at the Hoosier Hills Invitational. She broke the Gladstein Fieldhouse record in the pole vault with an Olympic Trial qualifying mark of 4.41m (14-5.75ft). Clute's best mark of the season came at the Gladstein Invitational where she hit 4.26m (13-11.75ft). Connor Martin will be running in the mile. The race will begin at roughly 1:20PM. Martin's best time this season is 4:11.69. The Hoosiers will send a men's and women's DMR team. The women's team will consist of Brenna Calder, Riley Egbula, Taylor Wiley, and Brianna Johnson. The women's relay will take off around 11:50AM. Indiana currently sits at 34th in the country and sixth in the conference. The men's team will run at about 12:05PM and will be made up of of Matt Schwartzer, Markevious Roach, Daniel Kuhn, and Rorey Hunter. That team has a season best mark of 9:41.10, which is currently the 14th best time in the nation and second in the conference. Make sure to follow along on Twitter and with the Live Stats. Iuhoosiers.com

Excelling in the Classroom and on the Track Feb. 17, 2016 Track and Field By: Tori Ziege | Twitter IUHoosiers.com BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Before Nakel McClinton started to find success in the weight throw, before she launched the longest toss in Indiana history, not once, not twice but for a third time at last weekend's Hoosier Hills Invitational, she always took pride in her grades. The school record holder and redshirt junior has maintained a 3.8 GPA every semester since graduating high school. "Even when my athletic performances weren't going well, my GPA has always been constant," she said. "I know that my grades will always cheer me up." Student-athlete is a two-part word, but in the discussion of collegiate athletics, the first part is often left off. At halftime of Thursday's men's basketball game, four members of the IU track and field team were recognized for their merits as students. McClinton, junior Olivia Hippensteel, sophomore Zach Reitzug and redshirt junior Matt Schwartzer took the court along with members of all 24 IU sports as this year's recipients of the IU Varsity Club Scholastic Achievement Award, given to the student-athlete with the highest GPA of any member of their respective team. Looking across the men's and women's track teams, the best athletes also tend to have the best grades, McClinton said. It's a mindset head coach Ron Helmer has tried to instill in his teams — that success is largely a reflection of effort. "Most of academics isn't about who's the smartest, it's mainly about doing the work and doing it on time," Schwartzer, the men's cross-country honoree, said. "Same thing with training. You just have to put in the time and be willing to take some sacrifices. If you do it in one, it's easy to translate to the other." Schwartzer, a two-time recipient of the Scholastic Achievement award, is an entrepreneurship and corporate innovation and supply chain management double-major in the Kelley School of Business. He spent the past summer interning with Next Financial firm in his hometown of Virginia Beach, Virginia. Hippensteel, the women's cross-country designee, has also had the opportunity to gain experience in her field as a camp counselor and intern with her local school district in Fort Wayne, Indiana. After completing her bachelor's degree in human development and family studies with a minor in public health and psychology, she plans to continue on to graduate school to become licensed as mental health counselor, with a specific interest in helping middle school and high school students. "I think that's a really crucial time frame for kids that people need to be more sensitive to," she said. "There needs to be more adults trying to come alongside the kids and be role models for them." As a second-year transfer student, Hippensteel has seen her development in the classroom parallel her development as a runner. She achieved a personal record in the 6k during the cross-country season and traveled with the team to meets, an opportunity not often given to middle distances runners, such as herself, whose primary sport is track. She attributes that growth to Helmer's training and to the higher academic standards at IU, which have pushed her more than she was accustomed to at her previous school. "Athletics and academics here at IU have pushed me to be go further than my comfort zone," she said. "It's really rewarding seeing how the struggle can make something good." Though many perceive juggling strong academics and Division-I athletics to be too tall a challenge, Hippensteel said there are actually a lot of advantages to being a student-athlete. She believes the ability to perform well in high stress situations molds athletes into better students, and down the line, better employees. Reitzug agrees. A sprinter and student in the Media School, he said his athletics experience has taught him strong time management and discipline. Though he'll be the guy reading his textbook on the team bus if he needs to be, he often tries to get all his work done before the weekend so he can focus on the meet at hand. "I try to have the same mentality in the classroom or at home doing my work that I do on the track," he said. "If I do my best, then the results will come with it."

Ha

The single most important game of the year,my dad and two brothers are purdouchebags with degrees from there. My life is hell at family functions if we loose, you can only bash them with the old oaken bucket so many times before you get tired.

Only a soph, women don't leave early for the WNBA do they?

Any updates, can't find the game?

Really? Pathetic.

I don't know why some people even come here,nothing but negativity.

Don't let up! Develope a killer instict!

Replay shows OG could have kissed the rim!

Hoosiers Turn in Season Best Performance Nakel McClinton continued her record-breaking season by, again, besting her own mark with a throw of 20.96m (68-9.25ft) in the weight throw. She is now top ten nationally in the event. Sophie Gutermuth, competing unattached, won the pole vault with a Gladstein record mark of 4.41m (14-5.5ft). That mark also qualifies her for the Olympic Trials. Sydney Clute took second with a mark of 4.11m (13-5.75ft). Ari Nelson and Aailyah Armsted both hit the mark of 5.71m (18-9ft) in the long jump. Armsted won the tie-breaker by way of her second best jump. Daniel Kuhn beat his school record in the 800m run with a time of 1:47.83. His time is third in the Big Ten and 12th in the country. Jason Crist crossed first in the 3,000m run with a time of 7:56.98. He is ranked eighth nationally, first in the Big Ten, and seventh in school history. Andrew Miller built off of last weekend's success in the weight throw by winning the event with a season best mark of 19.88m (65-2.75ft). Dyrek Chowning took second in the event with a mark of 19.13m (62-9.25ft). Willie Morrison earned a first place finish in the shot put with a mark of 17.34m (56-10.75ft). Chowning placed third with a season best mark of 16.27m (53-5.5). Paul Galas posted the top height in the high jump with a mark of 1.99m (6-6.25ft). Terry Batemon posted a season best mark of 5.11m (19-9.25ft) in a second place finish in the pole vault. In the 60m final Brittany Thomas took third with a time of 7.66. She also placed third in the 200m dash with a time of 25.00. Keri Ertel won her heat of the 400m dash with a season best time of 58.67, she finished third overall. Jeyland Valentin finished second in the 400m dash with a mark time of 57.31. In the 400m fast section Riley Egbula took second with a season best time of 56.33. Former Hoosier, and Olympic hopeful, Molly Ludlow (Beckwith) won the 600m run. The next four spots in the event were taken by the Hoosiers. Kendell Wiles was second, Taylor Wiley third, Mackenzie Bollinger in fourth, and Taylor Williams finished fifth. Olivia Hippensteel and Kellie Davis finished first and second in the 800m run. Olivia's winning time of 2:11.53 is a season best. Davis also set a new season best with a time of 2:12.15. Haley Harris and Kelsey Harris finished third and fourth in the fast section of the mile with season low marks of 4:52.98 and 4:54.10, respectively. Katherine Receveur set a new season best with a winning time of 9:40.17. Amanda Behnke took second with a time of 9:41.34. A huge last lap completed the come-from-behind victory in the mile for Jordan Huntoon in the first heat. He finished with a season low time of 4:12.65. Owen Skeete took first in the fast section of the mile with a season best time of 4:05.48. Markevious Roach won the fast section of the 400m with a time of 48.45. In his Hoosier debut Tyler Bellaire finished fifth in the 60m finals with a time of 6.99. Bryce Millar, competing unattached, won his heat of the 3,000m run with a time of 8:20.81. Indiana's relay teams dominated the meet. Both the men's and the women's finished first in the DMR. The men's team of Joe Murphy, Adam Wallace, Eric Claxton, and Connor Martin crossed the line with a time of 10:05.97. The women's team that consisted of Madison Stenger, Valentin, Davis and Hippensteel finished with a time of 11:57.23. The 4x400m relay teams also swept the top spots. The men's team of Zach Reitzug, Kuhn, Diquis Manley, and Roach finished with a season best effort of 3:12.63. The women's team of Egbula, Wiles, Wiley, and Sydney Anderson won with a time of 3:48.15. The Hoosiers will be back in action next weekend when they head back up to South Bend to participate in the Alex Wilson Invitational. Iuhoosiers.com

To be perfectly honest, I'm a rookie at this craft beer stuff, I've always drank Busch lite. They built a new schnuck's a couple miles up the road,I go every Friday afternoon and "build a six pack" from the craft beer rack. Still trying to figure it all out.

It's a wee bit to assertive for my palate. If this is it?

Didn't think I'd like it,but not bad.

NO COACH could meet the bar that SOME of the fans are setting.

Track and Field Hosts Hoosier Hills The Hoosiers will compete at home for the final time in the indoor season on Friday. Members of thirteen different teams will be competing, including: Indiana State, DePaul, Dayton, and South Florida. Indiana comes off a strong performance in the Meyo Invitational. Twenty different athletes achieved lifetime best marks in their event. Head Coach Ron Helmer was pleased with the performance and the direction that the team is heading. With the Big Ten Championships looming, it is important that the team keeps building off of that momentum. The record-breaking trend continues as Nakel McClinton broke her school record weight throw mark. It is the second consecutive week in which McClinton has broken her own school record. Her mark of 20.78m (68-2.25ft) won the event, kept her at the top spot in the conference, and moved her to 11th in the nation. Daniel Kuhn continued his impressive season by winning the 800m run with a time of 1:48.41. Jordan Huntoon ran a season best time of 1:50.65 in the event to finish eighth. The Meyo Mile saw two Indiana men's runners turn in season best marks. Rorey Hunter took third with a time of 4:00.82, and Kyle Duvall finished fourth with a time of 4:01.66. Brenna Calder improved her standing in Hoosier history after her career best 4:42.60 in the mile. She moved up a couple of spots to number seven in the record books. Taylor Wiley found herself in the record book following a career best time of 2:09.53 in the 800m run. She squeaked into tenth place on the all-time performance list. The men's throwers found success in South Bend as well. Willie Morrison posted a mark of 17.77m (58-3.75ft) with a third place finish in the shot put. David Schall threw a season best mark of 17.10m (56-01.25ft) to take seventh. Andrew Miller finished ninth in the weight throw with a season best mark of 19.65m (64-05.75ft). Friday's action will begin with the women's 60m dash prelims scheduled for 3:45PM. The finals of the 60m dash will begin at 5:00PM. Field events will begin at 4:00PM with the women's long jump. The Hoosier Hills meet will come to a close following the men's 4x400m relay at approximately 9:30PM. Iuhoosiers.com