The Crimson Quarry

Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images “That was a ball game, folks” In the words of the Fox broadcast team signing off on the game, “that was a ball game, folks.” The line was delivered with enough inflection to convey that it was an interesting or exceptional game, but, in reality, it was mostly a stinker. Both teams shot well below their season averages from two and three-point … [Read more...] about Indiana men’s basketball beats Ohio State 77-76: Three things we learned

Kirby Lee-Imagn Images Where to now? Scott Dolson has a series of decisions to make. With the Mike Woodson era effectively over, it will be up to the Athletic Director and Board of Trustees to decide how to proceed. The first order of business: formally ending the Mike Woodson era. This will be the first stage for his confrontation with the history of Indiana … [Read more...] about Scott Dolson Against the Weight of History

IU Athletics More accolades for the 2025 commits. The Indiana women’s basketball 2025 recruiting class gained national recognition when commits Nevaeh Caffey and Maya Makalusky were both named McDonald’s All-American West nominees earlier this week. Congratulations to @veahhoops10 & @MMakalusky for being named McDonald's All-American Nominees! … [Read more...] about Indiana women’s basketball: Nevaeh Caffey and Maya Makalusky named McDonald’s All-American nominees

Photo by Joe Robbins/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Indiana’s student section let its thoughts be heard on the Hoosiers’ head coach. There have been boos in Assembly Hall before now. There’s even been a few voices letting out that chant. But it hasn’t been like this in a long, long time. Indiana’s 94-69 loss to Illinois was a lot of things. The embarrassment for the … [Read more...] about “Fire Woodson” chants rain in Assembly Hall in Indiana’s loss to Illinois

Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images iacta alea est. January 10th, 49 B.C. Cisalpine Gaul Gaius Julius Caesar is marching southbound to the river Rubicon with an army. He pauses. To cross this river and move into Italy would amount to insurrection. Treason against the republic. Doing this, entering Italy at the command of troops, would lead he and his men to automatically be … [Read more...] about CROSSING THE RUBICON