We’ll be “Inside the Hall,” literally, for tonight’s Hoosier Hysteria. Join us and our friends from The Herald-Times and The Indiana Daily Student beginning at 7:00 PM ET for a live discussion. Hoosier Hysteria
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Alex Bozich
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Oct 8, 2009
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Tom Crean met with the media Thursday and we’ve sifted through his comments and posted some highlights below. A full transcript is available here and you can listen to the audio from the H-T/Hoosier Scoop here. On Jeremiah Rivers: “As ...
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Alex Bozich
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Oct 5, 2009
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The ESPN College Basketball Encyclopedia is out this week and tucked on page 1196 is a computer based ranking of the top programs of all-time. The formula, composed by Jeff Sagarin, looks at wins and losses, scoring margin and an ...
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Alex Bozich
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Oct 1, 2009
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That, in a nutshell, is how the National Letter of Intent will be enforced at NCAA member schools moving forward according to a report by The Sporting News: The National Letter of Intent Policy and Review Committee sent a memo ...
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Alex Bozich
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Sep 30, 2009
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We gathered with H-T Sports Editor Chris Korman to discuss all things Indiana basketball earlier this evening. A transcript of the chat for those of you that couldn’t attend is embedded below: Hoosier Scoop/Inside the Hall Live Chat
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Alex Bozich
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Sep 29, 2009
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Emmanuel Negedu, a one-time recruiting target of Indiana, is listed as stable after collapsing during a workout at the University of Tennessee. The Knoxville News Sentinel reported that Negedu collapsed shortly after 4PM on Monday at the Neyland-Thompson Sports Complex: ...
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Alex Bozich
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Sep 24, 2009
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Given the situation inherited, the argument can be made that the 2009 recruiting haul made by Tom Crean and his staff was as impressive as any class in the country. Before ever coaching a game at Indiana, Crean held on ...
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Alex Bozich
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Sep 22, 2009
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We gathered Tuesday with Herald-Times Sports Editor Chris Korman to talk all things Indiana basketball. Read a complete replay of the chat after the jump …
According to a report published moments ago by The Detroit Free Press, former Indiana President and NCAA President Myles Brand died today at 67. NCAA President Myles Brand died today after a nearly yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer. Brand had ...
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Alex Bozich
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Sep 15, 2009
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You may remember this post about Bawa Muniru with a similar title from last fall. We’ve had some second-hand reports of Bawa being spotted around campus in a shirt and tie and even in a suit. This picture, dropped by ...
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Alex Bozich
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Sep 10, 2009
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“Hall Notes” is a gathering of news clips mixed with opinion that, on their own, probably wouldn’t have made it on Inside the Hall. But throw them all together and well, here we go … + Kyrie Irving (pictured) hosted ...
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Ryan Corazza
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Sep 8, 2009
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Tom Crean is still working his Twitter game hard. About two hours ago, Crean dropped the below video on his account in which he goes six minutes deep on the individual workouts the coaching staff has started with players. A ...
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Alex Bozich
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Aug 31, 2009
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It’s not often that Tom Crean tweets in all caps, but the news he just passed along via Twitter needed that distinction: The Restoration job here just took a very large step. MAURICE CREEK HAS BEEN CLEARED BY THE NCAA ...
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Alex Bozich
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Aug 26, 2009
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New Herald-Times IU beat reporter Dustin Dopirak is wasting no time getting himself acclimated to the workings of Hoosier athletics. Dopirak was on hand for Wednesday night’s IU Tailgate Tour stop in Indianapolis with a pen and notepad in hand. ...
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Alex Bozich
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Aug 26, 2009
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Around the Hall is recommended reading from the Inside the Hall crew. + Indianapolis Star columnist Bob Kravitz talks to Dick Vitale, a long-time advocate of a Bob Knight return to IU, about whether he thinks the former coach will ...
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Alex Bozich
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Aug 24, 2009
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That’s the million dollar question: Will Bob Knight attend his induction into the IU Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame? The results of our poll to this point indicate that 55% of you don’t think Knight is coming back to Bloomington. ...