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🥍 Ohio State Lacrosse is gearing up for an exciting 2022 season. With a rigorous schedule ahead, the team is ready to take on some of the best teams in the country. 🏆 The Buckeyes will face off against some of the top programs in the nation, including Duke, Notre Dame, and Maryland. Fans can expect intense matchups and fierce competition from start to finish. 🎉 With a talented roster and a challenging schedule, Ohio State Lacrosse is poised for a successful season. Buckeye Nation is ready to cheer on the team as they strive for greatness in 2022.1. Ohio State Lacrosse Announces 2022 ScheduleOhio State Lacrosse has revealed its 2022 schedule, which features 14 games. The Buckeyes will begin their season on February 5th against Detroit Mercy. Their first home game will be on February 12th against Robert Morris. Ohio State will also face off against top-ranked teams like Duke, Notre Dame, and Maryland. The Buckeyes will play six games at home and eight games on the road. Fans can expect an exciting season filled with intense matchups and high-stakes competition. 🥍🔥2. Buckeyes to Face Tough Opponents in Upcoming SeasonThe Ohio State Buckeyes will have a challenging schedule in the upcoming season. They will face off against top-ranked teams like Oregon, Penn State, and Michigan. The Buckeyes will also play against Indiana, who gave them a tough game last year. Ohio State's defense will be tested, but with key players like Haskell Garrett and Zach Harrison, they are up for the challenge. Offensively, the Buckeyes will rely on quarterback C.J. Stroud and wide receiver Chris Olave to lead the charge. The running back position will also be crucial, with Master Teague and TreVeyon Henderson expected to step up. The offensive line will need to protect Stroud, but with experienced players like Thayer Munford, they should do well. Overall, the Buckeyes have the talent to compete, but they will need to bring their A-game every week. Ohio State fans can expect an exciting and challenging season ahead, with the possibility of a Big Ten Championship and a spot in the College Football Playoff. 🏈🌰🔥3. Key Matchups to Watch on Ohio State Lacrosse's 2022 Schedule 🔑 Ohio State's lacrosse team has a challenging schedule in 2022, with several key matchups to watch. 🥍 One of the most anticipated games is against the University of Maryland, the defending national champions. 🏟️ The Buckeyes will also face off against their Big Ten rivals, including Penn State and Rutgers, in highly competitive matchups. 🔥 Another exciting game will be against Notre Dame, who has consistently been a top team in the country. 👀 Fans should also keep an eye on the game against Johns Hopkins, a team with a storied history in college lacrosse. 🌟 Overall, Ohio State's 2022 schedule is packed with exciting matchups that will test the team's skills and determination.4. Ohio State Lacrosse Looks to Build on Successful 2021 CampaignOhio State Lacrosse had a successful 2021 campaign, finishing with a 7-2 record and earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament. The team returns several key players, including All-American midfielder Tre Leclaire and goalkeeper Matt Smidt. Newcomers to watch include freshman attackman Jackson Reid and transfer midfielder Ryan Terefenko. The Buckeyes will face tough competition in the Big Ten, with Maryland and Rutgers among the top teams in the conference. Head coach Nick Myers is optimistic about the team's potential, citing their strong work ethic and commitment to improving every day. The Buckeyes will look to build on their success from last season and make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament. 🏆5. Big Ten Conference Play Highlights Ohio State Lacrosse's 2022 ScheduleOhio State Lacrosse's 2022 schedule is packed with exciting Big Ten Conference play highlights. 🥍 The Buckeyes will kick off their conference play against Maryland, the reigning Big Ten champions. 🥍 The team will also face off against other conference rivals such as Rutgers, Penn State, and Michigan. 🥍 Ohio State will look to dominate on their home turf at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, where they will host several Big Ten opponents. 🥍 The Buckeyes will also hit the road, traveling to face tough competition at venues such as HighPoint.com Stadium and Michigan Stadium. 🥍 With a talented roster and a challenging schedule, Ohio State Lacrosse is poised to make a statement in the Big Ten Conference and beyond.6. Fans Anticipate Exciting Home Games on Ohio State Lacrosse's 2022 ScheduleThe Ohio State Lacrosse team has released their 2022 home game schedule, and fans are eagerly anticipating the exciting matchups ahead! Buckeye fans can look forward to 7 home games at Ohio Stadium, including 4 conference matchups. The season opener on February 5th against Detroit Mercy is sure to be a thrilling start to the season. The Buckeyes will also face off against top-ranked teams like Maryland and Rutgers. Ohio State Lacrosse has a talented roster this year, including returning players Tre Leclaire and Ryan Terefenko. Leclaire, a senior attackman, was named a preseason All-American and is a top scorer for the Buckeyes. Terefenko, a junior midfielder, is a key player on both offense and defense. With the support of their dedicated fans, the Buckeyes are poised to have a successful season and compete for a conference championship. Don't miss out on the action - grab your tickets now and join the Scarlet and Gray faithful in cheering on Ohio State Lacrosse! 🎉🥍🏟️🔴⚪ 7. Ohio State Lacrosse Prepares for Postseason Play with 2022 ScheduleOhio State Lacrosse is gearing up for the postseason with a tough 2022 schedule. 🥍 The Buckeyes will face off against top-ranked teams like Maryland, Penn State, and Johns Hopkins. 💪 Ohio State's schedule includes 14 games, with seven home games and seven away games. 🏟️ The Buckeyes will kick off their season on February 5th against Detroit Mercy. 🎉 Ohio State's home opener will be on February 12th against Cleveland State. 🏠 The Buckeyes will also play in the Big Ten Tournament in April, with hopes of securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament. 🏆 Ohio State's head coach, Nick Myers, is excited about the team's potential and is confident they will be ready for postseason play. 🔥 The Buckeyes finished the 2021 season with a 6-7 record, but with a strong recruiting class and experienced players returning, they are poised for success in 2022. 💪 In conclusion, the Ohio State Lacrosse 2022 Schedule is packed with exciting matchups that promise to keep fans on the edge of their seats. From the season opener against Detroit Mercy to the final game against Michigan, the Buckeyes will face tough competition every step of the way. 🥍🔥 With a talented roster and a proven coaching staff, Ohio State is poised to make a deep run in the NCAA tournament. Fans can expect to see plenty of high-scoring games and thrilling moments throughout the season. 🏆👀 So mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable season of Ohio State Lacrosse. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual observer, there's no denying that this team is one of the best in the country. 🌟🙌 https://lacrossee.com/ohio-state-lacrosse-2022-schedule/?_unique_id=64960052e959f

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CANTLON: HARTFORD WOLF PACK OFF SEASON NEWS 11

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - The Hartford Wolf Pack Training camp is three weeks away. Still, several New York Rangers prospects skated for various countries at the World Junior Championships version of the postponed from December WJC tournament in Edmonton, Alberta. For the fourth time in history, the US squad finished with a perfect record (4-0) during the qualifying rounds. Rangers' draftee, Brett Berard, scored the first goal in a 3-2 win over Sweden. Canada, always a force in this tournament, also finished unbeaten. The Canadians were on track for a meeting with the US, who were victorious in an 11-1 rout of Slovakia with Will Cullye, and Brennan Othmann on a line together copped a goal and assist. A 6-1 win over Austria followed Ridly Greig, the son of ex-Hartford Whaler and Springfield Falcon Mark Grieg, scoring and earning Player of the Game honors. Another Rangers draftee, and their first pick last month in Montreal, Slovakia's Adam Sýkora, a Rangers draftee and first pick last month in Montreal, scored in a Slovakia 3-2 win over Latvia and scored the goal of the tournament outside of the finale. Sýkora came from center ice off a turnover on the left-wing boards. He carried it into the Latvia zone and slipped the puck past Bogdan Hadass, the Latvian defenseman, who played the puck rather than the man, before firing a cross-ice pass to teammate Jakub Demek on the right wing. Demek fed it right back, and Sýkora slipped the puck into the open right side of the net. The 17-year-old was voted Slovakia's Player-of-the-Game and will play for the WHL Medicine Hat Tigers starting next month. Medicine Hat selected him first overall in the July CHL Import Draft. MORE WJC Finland won the first quarterfinal game 5-2 over Germany. Ottawa Senators' prospect Roby Jarventie had two goals and two assists. Sweden advanced in the second QF meeting but barely edged out a tough Latvia squad, 2-1. Canada advanced 6-3 over the Swiss. Culleye scored off a solid offensive zone cycle and cross-ice feed from the right side on a rush. He scored from off the left-wing short side high. The last QF games saw Czechia pull off a big 4-2 upset victory over the US to advance to the semi-finals. US ISSUES AT WJC The US squad victimized itself with sloppy play and missed offensive opportunities by hitting several posts. The US took a foolish, unnecessary penalty early in the third period. Berard's dangerous slew foot hurt the US team. However, the Americans pulled within a goal cashing in on a major penalty, but that would be as close as they would get. In a North Atlantic semi-final showdown for the nightcap, Finland slipped by Sweden 1-0 to meet host Canada for the Gold Medal. Canada played Czechia in the late afternoon game and earned a commanding 5-2 win. Columbus draftee, Kent Johnson, had a goal and two assists. Future Wolf Pack goalie Dylan Garand notched 32 saves en route to the gold medal game. In Edmonton, Team Canada won its fourth gold medal in ten years in spectacular fashion with a 3-2 overtime victory. It was a summer classic that was a well-played and highly entertaining game as the last hockey of the 2021-22 calendar year. Topi Niemela took a shot that evaded Garand after he came out and challenged the Fin. Unfortunately, Garard wasn't where he wanted to be and left an open net. Mason McTavish (Anaheim), the tournament MVP, made a remarkable play batting the puck out of mid-air, over the goal line, near the right goal post. It was swept away and began what would become the winning goal-scoring sequence. In the wild three-on-three overtime Logan Stankhoven (Dallas) came in right-wing toe dragged it past his check. Then on his backhand caught an onrushing Kent Johnson. He went backhand for the five-hole and was still in a position while falling to slip in the rebound for the winning goal sending 13,327 fans at Rogers Place into a Stanley Cup winning-like frenzy at 3:20 as Canada captured their 19th overall World Junior Gold with an undefeated tournament record of 7-0. The Finns had stormed back with two goals in the third after Josh Roy (Montreal) and future Bridgeport Islander William Dufour had scored. McTavish, with 17 points, finished now among the pantheon of WJC greats Dale McCourt, Wayne Gretzky, and Brayden Schenn in all-time Canada WJC greats. Finland took silver and didn't toss them in a garbage can, and Sweden took bronze in a 3-1 win over Czechia. Now it's on to training camp next month. PLAYER MOVEMENT Adam Húska gets away as far as he can from Hartford, signing with Torpedo Novgorod (Russia-KHL). In addition, the Islanders signs winger Arnaud Durandeau and defenseman Paul LaDue. The parent club re-signed Kieffer Bellows. Amazingly, players present and past are still signing despite all the talk of hatred of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. They are far ahead of the pack in players to Europe, with 18 heading to Russia along with the Húska signing, along with other countries in the KHL is far ahead with new signees with 26. Just a few more summertime moves as James Sanchez has moved on to Iowa Wild-AHL/Iowa Heartlanders-ECHL next year. Former UCONN goalie Darion Hanson signs with his old first college coach, former Ranger and Springfield Falcon, and Springfield native Rick Bennett with the ECHL expansion Savannah (GA) Ghost Pirates. The team President is Bob Ohrablo, a former CT Whale executive. Ex-Pack Travis Oleksuk moves on from Villacher SV (Austria-IceHL) and Rosenheim (Germany Division-III). Vincent LoVerde, the ex-Pack team captain from two years ago, leaves EC Salzburg (Austria-IceHL) after a year to play for the Beijing-based Kunlun Red Star (China-KHL). Former Wolf Pack Chad Nehring, 35, who was looking to hook up with an AHL team out West in the Las Vegas area where he lives, found no takers and has gone from Augsburger (Germany-DEL) to Grenoble (France Magnus-FREL), the former hometown of the legendary late pro wrestler, Andre the Giant (Rousimoff). MORE MOVES Ex-Pack/CT Whale Devin DiDiomete re-signs for 2022-23 with Gyergyói HK (Romania-MOL). The son of former New Haven Nighthawk Andy Rymsha, Drake Rymsha, goes from the Hershey Bears to the Bakersfield Condors. The Bears and new coach Todd Nelson get former Quinnipiac University Bobcat (ECACHL), Sam Anas, under contract for next season. Ex-Bridgeport Islander/Sound Tiger Cole Coskey signs with the Kansas City Mavericks (ECHL). The Bridgeport Islanders have joined the tall goalie craze. The parent New York Islanders' seventh round pick from last season, the 6'8 Finnish netminder, Henrik Tikkanen (MODO Sweden-Allsvenskan) and KalPa Kuopio (Finland-FEL). The team also announced the signing of last year's Saint John Sea Dogs (QMJHL) captain, the undrafted Vincent Sévigny of the Memorial Cup champions. He was traded from the Victoriaville Tigres and scored the game's opening goal of the championship win, his last game in junior hockey. They also re-signed a defenseman from two years ago, Ryan MacKinnon, who split last year between Lehigh Valley and Reading (ECHL). Ex-Sound Tiger Alan Quine departs Henderson (AHL) for Ontario (AHL) Robin Figren, a former Sound Tiger from two years in the Park City, has retired from hockey. The Swedish native played the last three seasons, with EHC Kloten winning the NLA title the previous year. Ex-Pack, Ranger, and Springfield Falcon Gordie Dwyer signs on to be the coach/GM for the Acadie-Bathurst Titan (QMJHL). Thomas Schmetisch The list of AHL'ers to Europe has grown to 84. In addition, the list now includes former Springfield Thunderbird from four years, Thomas Schmetisch. He goes from Cleveland to Malmö  IF (Sweden-SHL). Schemitch's older brother, Geoffrey, was a Tampa Bay Lightning fourth-round draftee in 2010. He spent four years with a Canadian University and a 111-game career with Acadia (AUAA). He has taken the route of ex-Whaler Dr.Fred Arthur and was just accepted into residency at the University of Toronto's nationally renowned orthopedic program. He also had a four-year OHL career with Owen Sound and Oshawa, totaling 222 games. Former Springfield Falcon Goran Bezina retires and becomes an assistant coach with HC Sierre (Switzerland-LNA). Collegiate North American pro signees for Hockey East 52, NCHC-36, CCHA-32, Big Ten-31, ECACHL-25, AHA-18, and NCAA Division I Independents-12. Division-III have now just 17 players. Underclassmen pro signees are 32, European college signees are 41, and the total number of signees for North America is 240, and North America plus Europe is 273. Sammy Walker, a four-year Minnesota (Big 10) grad, signed a free agent, two-year, two-way ELC deal with the Minnesota Wild. His draft rights with Tampa Bay expired last week, making him an unrestricted free agent. He is from the Minnesota hockey-producing town of Edina. Jack St. Ivany, formerly of Yale, took the same road and signed with Pittsburgh out of BC. Three are attending Canadian colleges, and just one is attending a major Canadian junior. The newest additions to the transfer list include the Fusco brothers, John and Matt, who have both transferred from Harvard (ECACHL) to Dartmouth College (ECACHL), a true rarity to have an intra-Ivy school transfer. Yale University saw freshmen Phillip Tresca skating at Ingalls Rink in New Haven. He transfers from the Bulldogs to rival Harvard University. In-school transfers are at 108, and grad transfers are 106 for a total of 214 to be moved this off-season in college hockey. One hundred players remain in the transfer portal. Will Reardon, Loomis Chaffe (Windsor) (CTPREP) commit to Holy Cross (AHA) for 2024-25. Sam Scopa from Belmont Hill (MAPREP) commits to Quinnipiac University (ECACHL) for 2024-25. UCONN The UCONN men's hockey team finally announced their home slate for the 2022-23 season. They still have no venues or times listed as a deal with the CRDA, and their negotiating partner Stafford Sports, is still not yet done. However, there will be 17 games on the Huskies' home ice this season. UCONN will host Union College for their home opener on October 7th and 8th to kick off their non-conference home dates. The Huskies will then welcome from the Big Ten conference Ohio State on October 14th and 15th with a newcomer from Stamford in Richard D.J. Hart; this could be at the XL Center, rather it should be. To wrap up their non-conference home games, the Huskies will welcome LIU (Long Island University)-Post for the first time on December 31 in a New Year's Eve doubleheader with the Wolf Pack, likely at the XL Center. Then another first-time opponent will see the reborn University Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves on February 22. The Huskies are set for 11 Hockey East conference matchups on home ice with Boston College on October 27, likely at the XL Center. The Huskies will welcome the Maine Black Bears for a two-game homestand on November 4th and 5th. UCONN will welcome Providence College and UMass- Lowell as part of a home and home series on November 12th and 19th, respectively. The December schedule for the Huskies will feature Merrimack and Boston University on December 2 and December 11, respectively. The news on the yet named or with a corporate sponsor on-campus arena won't be ready for games till likely mid-January as of now, till they get their CO (certificate of occupancy) to have fans. The Huskies leaked to the UCONN Blog that the final four games have been scheduled for the new arena in Storrs. Three conference games with UMASS, UNH, and BC and the non-conference date with Alaska-Anchorage are slated to be a student-only game, according to the microsite announcing season ticket packages. MORE ON UCONN The inaugural game is tentatively slated as part of a men's and women's doubleheader against a yet-named opponent on January 14. The University has been pushing its winter athletic teams, men's and women's basketball plus hockey, to play more on-campus games to prevent the need to play or practice at the XL Center for the game night charge of $20K for hockey and $40K a night for hoops (or practice rental charge) as they seek to tackle a nearly 60 million dollar budget shortfall in the sports department, that includes last spring's summary judgment of 11-million dollars to pay former men's basketball coach Kevin Ollie. The $11M is the balance of his contract owed. There is a tug-of-war between the CRDA. The quasi-public agency oversees the venue's operation, new building operator OVG-Oak View Group, the state legislature, and UCONN. The school publicly dropped several hints in the late spring as their contract was expiring regarding this subject. UCONN hired an outside entity familiar to all parties involved. In addition, they were familiar with Stafford Sports to handle the negotiations for a new contract, which is still unfinished. The nearly 50-year-old building's future is still in a state of limbo, and the more than necessary complete rebuild is eight years overdue. That's the reason why no venues or times were released last week. Now hockey has been hoping to practice in the new building this fall. Howlings learned several months ago that with all the exterior work now done, all that remains is the interior work, again to save money on practicing at the XL Center as much as possible. FREITAS ICE FORUM The Freitas Ice Forum has a new sheet of ice. Unfortunately, it's reportedly on its last legs as a functional building to play games or practice in after this year. Will UCONN wrangle out of Hockey East another waiver? The building is scheduled to be re-purposed in two years for another sports facility, likely for volleyball. Fellow Hockey East school members are more than just slightly irritated with UCONN. Perhaps they can get a few more games in the severely sub-standard building, last used two years ago in the pandemic year. UCONN has remained mum on the subject. Ex-UCONN Husky Joe Masonius departs Adirondack (ECHL)/Utica (AHL) for Kalamazoo (MI) (ECHL). Steve Bergin, from the UCONN (AHA) years, comes back from a year with Hershey (AHL) to be the new associate head coach at Sacred Heart University's (AHA) with head coach C.J. Marrotolo (North Haven) next season. He was his assistant two years ago and had a five-year minor pro career with Pensacola (SPHL). RIP Sadly, two more former Hartford Whalers have passed away in the last several weeks. Original New England Whaler Terry Caffrey dies. He and the New England Whalers' all-time leading scorer, the late Tom" Hawkeye" Webster, topped the 100-point plateau in that first year in Boston. He was the first ever WHA Rookie-of-the-Year. George Lye, in 1976-77 was the second Whaler to win the Award. Secondly, also passing away was former Hartford Whalers trainer (1983-1990)  Tommy "Woody" Woodcock, whose wake was in Rocky Hill. He was a member of PHATS (Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers Hall of Fame), the National Hockey Hall of Fame, and the AHL Rhode Island Reds Hall of Fame. Howlings sends its sincerest condolences to the friends and families of these two Hartford legends. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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Purdue Continues to Dominate Indiana

The great thing about college sports is rivalries. They just don't seem to exist anymore in professional sports, but there's real disdain in the collegiate game. For me, I think it's because the rivalry happens more on a personal level. I went to Purdue and there were kids I liked in school that went to IU, and now we have to smack talk. Look no further than one of my favorite memories. One night at Jake's an IU fan started a small chant only for the Purdue fight song to start playing and everyone start shouting it.

When it comes to the Boilermaker and Hoosier rivalry, the trash talk doesn't change. I've heard 'Banners?'  more times than the rivalry has existed. Being a Purdue basketball fan it's also frustrating to watch the top talen in state seemingly never consider West Lafayette and, more often than not, end up choosing Bloomington. However, the court production has favored the Boilers and Matt Painter is changing things when it comes to signing day.

Trey Kaufman announced his commitment to Purdue tonight and gave Painter the top two Indiana players in the 2021 class with Caleb Furst. It also set a historic precedent with the Boilermakers getting two top 40 players nationally. That's better than the Baby Boilers class Purude fans. Kaufman and Furst will join a loaded team for the Boilers in 2021. More importantly, it signals a big change for in state recruiting. 

Just in 2018 IU signed three of the top four state recruits while Purdue ended up with the sixth best player, Eric Hunter. In 2019 the Hoosiers got the third and sixth best players in state while the Boilers got five, seven and eight (Brandon Newman, Isaiah Thompson, Mason Gillis).  It was an improvement for Painter but the top talent still wasn't coming to West Lafayette. For 2020 Archie Miller still did get number one, three and four but Jaden Ivey was number two and will be wearing black and gold. 

Each season Matt Painter has improved his position when it comes to recruiting in state, culminating in the boon for 2021. Losing Robert Phinisee in 2018 hurt Purdue as the Hoosiers snagged a 4* prospect right out of the Boilers' backyard. That's why getting Kaufman feels so good as a fan, he was in Bloomington's backyard. Purdue may not be done for 2021 either, making the top six for 4* guard Blake Wesley out of South Bend. Indiana isn't even in the top six and it's another chance for the Boilers to continue to lock up Indiana talent.

Even with how Indiana has dominated recruiting, Painter has overcome that on the court. Frankly, that makes the winning streak even more enjoyable. The Boilers are on a seven game winning streak and have won ten of the last eleven. The streak also includes winning the last four in Bloomington. That's the longest winning streak for either team since 1968-1972, another Purdue seven game winning streak.

Painter has also stepped it up in March. With the 2020 March Madness canceled Purdue is on a five year streak and the last three have been trips to the Sweet 16, with the Elite 8 appearance in 2019. In that same time (2015) IU has only made it twice with a Sweet 16 appearance in 2016. The Hoosiers have missed the March tournament three straight years. You can't win banners if you don't get there. 

Despite the big wins IU has racked up the last few seasons in recruiting, it hasn't shown up on the court as Purdue has put together a streak in conference play, in March and now is picking up steam in recruiting. It seemed to start with Biggie, then the Elite 8 and now the 2021 class. This also isn't a fluke as you can see Purdue improving it's in state recruiting position each year, and I don't think Painter cedes any ground.

The Boilermakers will be a competitive team in 2020 and will bring in a loaded class for 2021 to continue to establish themselves as the premier Indiana basketball college. As a Purdue fan, any time you beat IU it's a good day and the wins keep coming for the gold and black. 

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The Big Ten conference — home to several marquee programs, including Ohio State, Penn State, and the University of Michigan — has voted to postpone the upcoming fall season amid concerns over the coronavirus pandemic. The Big Ten is the first of the Power Five conferences to postpone its season.  "The mental and physical health and welfare of our student-athletes has been at the center of every decision we have made regarding the ability to proceed forward," Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren said in a statement.  "As time progressed and after hours of discussion with our Big Ten Task Force for Emerging Infectious Diseases and the Big Ten Sports Medicine Committee, it became abundantly clear that there was too much uncertainty regarding potential medical risks to allow our student-athletes to compete this fall" • #COVID19 #covid #coronavirus #coronaviruspandemic #bigten #b1gten #collegefootball #unheardvoicesmag #sportsnews #sports #bigtenconference #ncaa #ncaafootball https://www.instagram.com/p/CDwwibAlAcm/?igshid=dl8zgpa48m6c

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James Cleveland Owens (Jesse Owens); Alabama 1913 - Arizona 1980. Una leyenda del deporte universitario en Estados Unidos y olímpico a nivel internacional. Ganador de 4 medallas de oro en los juegos Olímpicos de Berlín 1936. A pesar de ser el tetra campeón olímpico Owens sufrió el rechazo de la sociedad americana de ese entonces. Reto 13 ilustraciones: Cada 1ro de mes subiré una ilustración de un personaje que sea motivante o inspiracional para mi. #Reto13Ilustraciones #Ilustración #ilustrator ##JesseOwens #JC #BigTenConference #Berlin1934 #olympicgames #juegosolímpicos #100m #200m #4x100 #longjump #Oakville #Alabama #OhioUniversity #OU #bobcats #WCBA 11/13 Ilustración en base a fotografía de la época, utilizada solo con fines ilustrativos, los derechos de la imagen pertenecen a su respectivo autor. https://www.instagram.com/p/B3E2nLcHSnG/?igshid=11sgho05x4td9

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Filming with head coach Chris Collins for a documentary about @numensbball magical ride to the NCAAs #college #basketball #hoops #bigtenconference #documentary #redcinema #filmmaking (at Northwestern University)

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🥍 Indiana University's lacrosse team has been making waves in the world of collegiate sports. With a winning record and a dedicated fan base, this team is one to watch. 🏆 The Hoosiers have consistently placed in the top rankings of the Men's Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA) and have even made it to the national championship game. Their success is due in part to their talented players and skilled coaching staff. 👏 But it's not just their on-field performance that sets them apart. The team also prioritizes community service and giving back to their local area. With a winning attitude both on and off the field, Indiana University's lacrosse team is a true inspiration.1. Indiana University Lacrosse: A Brief History of the Team's SuccessIndiana University Lacrosse has a rich history of success, with numerous achievements and accolades to its name. Founded in 1964, the team quickly established itself as a force to be reckoned with in the lacrosse world. Over the years, the team has won multiple conference championships and made several appearances in the national tournament. Notably, the Hoosiers reached the Final Four in 1984 and 1986, cementing their place among the top teams in the country. Indiana University Lacrosse has produced many talented players who have gone on to successful careers in the sport. Former Hoosiers have played professionally in both the indoor and outdoor versions of the game, as well as for the U.S. national team. Several IU players have also been named All-Americans, demonstrating their skill and dedication to the sport. The team's success has also helped to raise the profile of lacrosse in the state of Indiana and beyond. Despite facing challenges over the years, including budget cuts and changes in conference affiliations, Indiana University Lacrosse has remained a competitive and respected program. The team continues to attract talented players from across the country, thanks in part to its strong coaching staff and supportive community. With a history of success and a bright future ahead, the Hoosiers are sure to continue making waves in the world of lacrosse. 🥍🏆👏2. The Key Players of Indiana University Lacrosse: Meet the Stars of the FieldGet to know the top players of Indiana University Lacrosse. These athletes have proven to be the stars of the field. 1. Jack Myers - Attackman. He has scored 27 goals and 16 assists in the 2021 season. 🥍 2. Joey Manown - Midfielder. He has 18 goals and 10 assists in the 2021 season. 🏃‍♂️ 3. Griffin Buczek - Defenseman. He has 23 ground balls and 13 caused turnovers in the 2021 season. 🛡️ 4. Michael Graham - Attackman. He has 27 goals and 9 assists in the 2021 season. 🤙 5. Sam Handley - Midfielder. He has 19 goals and 10 assists in the 2021 season. 💪 These players have led the team to a 7-3 record, with hopes of making it to the NCAA tournament. Go Hoosiers! 🙌3. The Training Regimen of Indiana University Lacrosse: How the Team Stays on TopThe Indiana University Lacrosse team has a rigorous training regimen that keeps them at the top of their game. Here are some of the key elements: Strength and conditioning workouts are a daily part of the team's routine. Players focus on speed, agility, and explosiveness to improve their on-field performance. Team practices are intense and highly structured, with a focus on teamwork and strategy. Individual skill development is emphasized through drills and repetition. In addition to physical training, the team also prioritizes mental preparation: Players attend regular team meetings to discuss strategy and review game footage. Meditation and visualization exercises help players stay focused and mentally sharp. The team also works with a sports psychologist to develop mental toughness and resilience. The team's dedication to their training regimen has paid off: Indiana University Lacrosse has consistently been ranked among the top teams in the country. The team has won multiple conference championships and made several appearances in the NCAA tournament. Indiana University Lacrosse is known for their fast-paced, aggressive style of play and their ability to dominate opponents. Overall, the Indiana University Lacrosse team's training regimen is a key factor in their success. 💪🏼🥍4. Indiana University Lacrosse's Rivalries: A Look at the Team's Toughest CompetitorsIndiana University Lacrosse has faced some tough competitors over the years. Here's a look at their biggest rivals: Purdue University: The Boilermakers have been IU's biggest rival since the teams' inception. Their games are always intense and competitive. 🔥 Ohio State University: The Buckeyes are another tough opponent for IU. Their games are physical and often come down to the wire. 🏈 University of Michigan: The Wolverines are a newer rival for IU, but their games have already become heated. The two teams have a strong dislike for each other. 😠 Despite the intensity of these rivalries, IU Lacrosse has had success against all three teams. They've won multiple games against each opponent and have even won conference championships while facing them. 🏆 While these three teams are IU's biggest rivals, they also face tough competition from other teams in their conference and region. Every game is a battle for the Hoosiers. 💪 But no matter who they're playing, IU Lacrosse always brings their best effort. They're a team that never gives up and always fights until the final whistle. 🥍5. The Future of Indiana University Lacrosse: What's Next for the Winning Team?The Indiana University Lacrosse team has a bright future ahead. Here are some of the exciting developments to look forward to: Expansion of the program to include a women's team New state-of-the-art facilities for players and coaches Increased funding for scholarships and recruiting Additionally, the team will continue to prioritize community engagement and giving back through events like the annual Hoosier Lax Fest. Plans to increase involvement with local schools and youth programs Collaboration with other IU sports teams to promote school spirit Continued partnerships with local businesses and organizations The team also aims to maintain its winning record by: Recruiting top talent from around the country Implementing cutting-edge training techniques and technology Strategic scheduling of games and tournaments Ultimately, the future of Indiana University Lacrosse looks bright and promising. 🏆🥍 In conclusion, Indiana University Lacrosse is a powerhouse team with a winning record. Their dedication and hard work have led them to multiple championships and a strong reputation in the lacrosse community. 🏆🥍 With a talented roster and passionate coaching staff, the future looks bright for the Hoosiers. Fans can expect to see more thrilling games and impressive performances from this top-tier team. 🙌🏼🔥 Whether you're a die-hard lacrosse fan or just appreciate a good sports story, Indiana University Lacrosse is a team worth following. Stay tuned for their next game and see for yourself why they're one of the best in the game. 🤩👀 https://lacrossee.com/indiana-university-lacrosse-a-winning-team/?_unique_id=647a5f633e5ce

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We caught up with Ryan Burns of Gopher Illustrated during the last edition of Minnesota Sports Weekly. Travis Aune and I covered everything from recruiting, the coaching staff, to the upcoming spring football practices. You won't believe how much time college coaches actually spend on the road. I'll give you a hint; it's a lot!

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We Want Some Moore

The Big Ten aligned its course with most of college football and made the announcement there would be fall football, to the enjoyment of fans everywhere. As a Purdue football fan it was definitely some good news in this abysmal apocalypse of a year because the football program isn't a source of dread as it has been in years passed. Maybe that's one of the more topsy-turvy things of 2020.

The good news didn't stop their for Boilermaker fans because the amended eight game schedule turned in to a huge break for the black and gold also. No Ohio State? No Michigan? No Penn State? No Michigan State? (Let's give them some benefit of the doubt that they're still solid.) Does AD Mike Bobinski have pictures of someone? Did money change hands? That's a very manageable schedule for coach Jeff Brohm's squad.

Now being a Purdue Boilermaker fan means you carry more than your fair share of cynicism. Perhaps it's the very manageable schedule that will get our hopes up and break our hearts this season, or it would have been if it wasn't for today's news.

Under the last two coaches there was very little Hope...well there was almost four seasons of that. Purdue football under Danny Hope and Darrell Hazell didn't have much belief and definitely very little magic. I mean Hope would have one game that got your hopes up just to break your heart the next chance he could. However, under Brohm there is more buzz and magic, you believe things could happen.

No poll was needed among Purdue fans, even after the Big Ten announced fall football. Most believed Rondale Moore was on his way to the NFL. Then it started circulating on Twitter Moore hadn't signed with an agent and was eligible to return, but still there's no way it happens. Most mocks already have him as a day two pick at worst, plenty have him as a first rounder, so why would he come back?

I thought number four was long gone but speed kills and in the blink of an eye the buzz is back for Purdue. With eight games on slate the top WR in the Big Ten, and one of the best in the country, will be suiting up for the Boilers and that's the type of magic Brohm has brought to this program. Something special can, and has, happened. We've seen it.

It has been a weird year for sports so of course my fandom is at all time high, but let's not start declaring Purdue a playoff team. Even with Moore back I don't think Brohm gets by Wisconsin, and even though I think the rest of the seven are winnable, consistency hasn't come to Purdue quite yet. That's why this season is so important because the tipping point feels like it's coming for Purdue.

Brohm immediately revitalized the Purdue dumpster fire his first season in West Lafayette. Then Rondale Moore was the sign that things had really changed when he put on the P hat. The recruiting has been something we haven't seen in Purdue and we've been teased, like the 3-0 against ranked teams two seasons ago, but it needs to be more. The talent has to lead to more W's.

Getting a 2020 season is big to continue to recruit the way Purdue has and work on building that consistency to take another step forward in the Big Ten. It's more reps for that young team, it's a season with the first year Boiler DC, and now it's another chance to see Rondale Moore highlights at Purdue. We want some Moore!

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