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Here’s today’s latest IU Athletics and Big Ten coverage plus recruiting news from around the net:
THE BEST IN IU COVERAGE
- Linebacker Micah McFadden trying to will his team to a strong finish
- Assembly Hall at 50: What are the top-10 IU basketball wins on its iconic home court?
- Bob Knight made an appearance at IU basketball practice on Thursday
- IU Coach Mike Woodson speaks at Bloomington Boys and Girls Club event
- Center Mackenzie Holmes on the Lisa Leslie award preseason watch list
- Walk-on running backs thriving under Deland McCullough
- RB Chris Childers pursues dreams by defeating his yesterday
- IU defense looking to bounce back against Maryland
- Celtics’ Romeo Langford receives MRI on calf strain
- Boston’s Kyle Schwarber boosted his free agency stock
- Eagles’ Jordan Howard likely to get a chance this weekend
TWEETS OF THE DAY
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— Basketball Champions League (@BasketballCL) October 27, 2021
IU AND BIG TEN RECRUITING NEWS
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[See 2023 through 2025 prospects here]
[For IU football recruiting information check here]
- Noah Clowney’s announcement time and location set (plus what we’re hearing)
- Rivals’ national analyst Dan McDonald weighs in on Clowney
- Indiana high school football Friday night playoff schedule/scores
- Some fall highlights of 2022 commit Jalen Hood-Schifino:
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