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Bio: Casey Brackney

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Casey Brackney was born and bred in the Hoosier state. More specifically, in the small town of Greencastle, Indiana, which is home to the greasy spoon and international phenomenon known as Marvin’s Restaurant. That’s in addition to being the home of DePauw University, which mainly exists to stock Marvin’s with ravenous 2:00 a.m. customers.
If you [...]

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Indiana vs. Purdue: The Rivalry is Back

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Living in Indianapolis, Indiana, it’s been all Indianapolis Colts all the time for the past month. Lost among the “Dwight Freeney ankle” stories and the “Peyton Manning is great” features was perhaps the most significant college basketball game played around Indy in nearly a decade. And I’d be remiss if I didn’t bring [...]

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Blake Lueders Commits to Stanford; A.J. Edds Impresses

Blake Lueders, a four-star football recruit from the Zionsville High School (Zionsville, Indiana) decommitted from the University of Notre Dame, and has announced his decision to play football for Stanford University. The 6′5″ 250lb linebacker originally gave Charlie Weiss a verbal commitment to play for the Irish, but after Weiss’ firing, and Brian Kelly’s subsequent [...]

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Indiana College Basketball Update

INDIANA UNIVERSITY
UP TO DATE: On Saturday night, the Indianapolis Colts defense surprised some by shutting down the vaunted Ravens rushing attack, on Sunday, something even more surprising Indianapolis sports fans happened. The Indiana Hoosier won a close ballgame. It was an exciting game to say the least. The Hoosiers led by as many as 15 [...]

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Indiana College Basketball Update

INDIANA UNIVERSITY
Despite pounding Bryant University 90-42 to close out the non-conference schedule on Monday, the mood around the Hoosiers locker room was not a joyous one. Early in second half, Indiana was dealt a devastating blow when freshman shooting guard Maurice Creek landed awkwardly on his leg and had to be carted off the floor [...]

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Indiana College Basketball: Wrapping Up Non-Conference Action

Indiana College Basketball: Wrapping Up Non-Conference Action

Indiana University
Season Update:
Since finishing last in the Puerto Rico Shootout, the Hoosiers have won three of five games, including a big victory over the University of Pittsburgh in the Jimmy V Classic. Even in defeats against Maryland and fourth-ranked Kentucky, Tom Crean’s cast of young players has shown tremendous promise.
Upcoming Schedule:
Indiana has two more [...]

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Mackey Arena: Home of the Purdue Boilermakers

Opened in 1967, Mackey Arena serves as the home court for the Purdue University men’s and women’s basketball teams, as well as occasionally hosting volleyball games and wrestling matches. It was originally named Purdue Arena, but was changed in 1972 to honor longtime athletic direct Guy “Red” Mackey. The arena replaced Lambert Fieldhouse, [...]

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Kelly Cleans House: Keeps Alford and says Irish Will Win

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In a move that should shock few, University of Notre Dame’s new football head coach Brian Kelly has relieved almost all of the coaches he inherited from the Charlie Weis era. Holding true to his word of getting to work right away now that he is in South Bend, IN, Kelly is looking for a [...]

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Bobby Knight Making News Again: Says NCAA lacks Integrity, sites Calipari

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While making a rare appearance in the Hoosier State, long-time University of Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight was making headlines with his mouth…somethings never change. Knight was speaking at an Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame fundraiser in downtown Indianapolis a few days before calling the Butler University/Xavier basketball game Saturday from Hinkle Fieldhouse.
The man best [...]

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NCAA Hall of Champions Open FREE Friday!

The Twelve Free Days of Christmas, sponsored by the Indianapolis Convention and Visitors Association continues this weekend. The NCAA Hall of Champions will open its doors to Indianapolis people for FREE this Friday, December 18 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Located along the Canal Walk and White River State Park in the heart of [...]

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Irish Eyes are Smiling: Notre Dame Gets its Man

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Well it did not take the University of Notre Dame long to move past the Charlie Weis era, and I don’t believe it was just a coincidence. There is an oldie but goodie that goes something like “no way to get over the last one like moving on to the next one.”
So who is the [...]

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Preview of the Old Oaken Bucket Game

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It’s another great weekend to be an Indianapolis sports fan. Indiana High School semistate play gets underway Friday night, and the Pacers play host to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers at Conseco Fieldhouse on the same night. On Sunday, the Colts travel away from Lucas Oil Stadium to take on the Baltimore [...]

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IUPUI Basketball 2009-10 Season Preview

IUPUI, located in downtown Indianapolis, plays the majority of their games in what’s known as “The Jungle,” although this season they’ve partnered with the Pacers to play four games at Conseco Fieldhouse. With a wealth of experienced, explosive talent, expectations are very high for the Jaguars entering the 2009-2010 season.
2008-09 RECAP:
IUPUI finished a game above [...]

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Indiana University Wins First Exhibition Game

Indiana University kicked off its men’s basketball season by taking on Grace College. Unfortunately for most Indianapolis basketball fans, the game wasn’t televised. Either you made the trip to Bloomington, Indiana, or listened to it on WLHK 97.1 Hank FM. If you did neither and are looking for a quick recap of Wednesday night’s [...]

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Butler Basketball 2009-2010 Season Preview

Butler University, a 4,500 student school in Indianapolis (located just minutes from Broad Ripple) has become a regular in the AP Top 25 polls. This year is no different. The Bulldogs enter the season ranked 11.
2008-09 RECAP:
Butler finished a remarkable 26-6 last season. It wasn’t remarkable because of the number of wins — they’ve averaged [...]

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Luke Harangody Tops AP All-American List

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Luke Harangody is the power forward and star player for the University of Notre Dame’s Men’s basketball program and will be the focus of opposing teams all season long. But before the NCAA season officially tips off this year, Harangody has already received the attention of the Associated Press and has been named a 2009 [...]

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