IDS Sportscast: Recent Episodes
The Indiana Daily Student
Editors at the Indiana Daily Student chat about sports at Indiana University. Check in for updates, behind-the-scene details and insights on IU basketball, football, soccer, baseball and more.
A lot has happened over spring break in the IU basketball world on the men's and women's side. Women's basketball beat reporter Josh Eastern alongside men's basketball beat reporter Zain Pyarali break down Tom Crean's departure, who should fill Crean's void, and how the Hoosiers are doing in the Women's NIT. Take a listen.
Both the IU men's and women's basketball teams are coming off losses headed into this week and are looking to bounce back. Can the women solidify their NCAA Tournament place? Are the men even still alive? Josh Eastern and Zain Pyarali break it all down.
Indiana men's soccer coach Todd Yeagley was gracious enough to stop by Franklin Hall to talk all things IU soccer with Josh Eastern and Zain Pyarali. In the interview, they touch on many interesting subjects. Be sure to take a listen to the conversation.
Men's basketball beat reporter Zain Pyarali and women's basketball beat reporter Josh Eastern sit down to talk about all things IU basketball on both the men's and women's side. How has the season gone and what lies ahead? Listen in to find out.
The IDS football beat reporters highlight the importance of the Penn State loss and evaluate what IU needs to do to pull off the potential upset against No. 3 Michigan on Saturday.
Andrew Hussey and Taylor Lehman break down IU's home matchup against No. 12 Penn State, including the Hoosiers' kicking game, Dan Feeney and Penn State running back Saquon Barkley.
IU improved to 4-4 with a win over Maryland last weekend, and in the lead up to the Hoosiers' matchup against the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, the IDS football crew took a look at what IU needs to do to improve to a winning record.
The regular season is wrapping up and there is a lot yet to be hashed out. IU is coming off a 5-goal performance vs. St. Louis, but now return to the Big Ten to play Michigan State. Where will the Hoosiers land in the Big Ten tournament? Josh and Zain break it all down.
IU couldn't overcome a lackluster offensive performance and troubling first-half display on defense and dropped to 3-4 with a 24-14 loss at Northwestern. Jordan and Andrew analyze what went wrong, and what must change in the weeks ahead if IU is to reach a bowl game.
The Indiana Daily Student football beat reporters, Taylor Lehman, Jordan Guskey and Andrew Hussey provide updates on injuries to Simmie Cobbs and Dan Feeney, as well as highlight top performers at key positions for the Hoosiers' 2-0 start.