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Legendary Bloomington sports editor Bob Hammel dies at 88
Legendary sports editor Bob Hammel passed away Saturday night at 88 years old. Hammel first arrived in Bloomington to study journalism at Indiana University but left after his freshman year in 1954 to pursue an opportunity as a sports reporter for his hometown paper, the Herald-Press in Huntington, Ind.
Three and a half months after finding a new home, former Indiana men’s basketball assistant coach Yasir Rosemond is on the ...
BLOOMINGTON, Ind.–Hall of Fame Sportswriter Bob Hammel died over the weekend. Indiana University Radio Play-by-Play Announcer ...
After four years in Bloomington and three months at LSU, Yasir Rosemond is on the move again, joining Oregon as an assistant head coach.
The Hoosiers haven’t won a national title in nearly 40 years. Darian DeVries, their seventh coach this century, hopes to ...
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Ten more former Indiana University men's basketball players are planning to sue the university over examinations from a former team physician who died last month. ESPN ...
Much is right in James Blackmon Jr.'s world. He's back in Indiana, wearing a T-shirt in the Hoosiers' patented crimson, and ...
A growing number of former Indiana University men’s basketball players are accusing a doctor who worked with the team for more than 20 years during the Bob Knight era of sexual misconduct.. In ...
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