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Down to their final three outs, trailing by four and looking for a playoff berth, the IUPUI Jaguars needed something special to stay alive. The chilly forty-degree weather and often powerful wind gusts did not make their comeback effort any easier.
The crowd leaks into the aisles at Franklin Central High School’s crowded auditorium and the house lights dim. A group in vibrant, colorful costumes emerges from the dark wings to dramatic music, crashing thunder, loud cheering and sporadic, flashing stage lights.
IUPUI hosted Purdue Fort Wayne in the Horizon League Conference Tournament Quarterfinals. While coming in on a three-game win streak and defeating Purdue Fort Wayne in both regular season matchups, the Jaguars fell 69-73.
Both the Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving teams took runners-up in the Horizon League Conference Championship, their highest placement since joining the Horizon League in 2017.
Both swimming and diving teams are entering the Horizon League tournament each with a winning season under their belt and looking to capture their first-ever Horizon League conference titles. The team has tweaked their strategy leading into the conference tournament, their freshmen are swimming well, and their mental fortitude has improved with the help of mental health specialists.
As the IUPUI women's tennis team fell 2-5 in their last match of 2022 vs Northern Kentucky, there seemed to be hope for the season ahead. After two players were kicked off the team, their coach unexpectedly fired mid-season and another player missed significant time due to injury, any team would have had difficulty recovering and scraping together a successful season.
Alpha Chi Omega (AXO) hosted their Volley Against Violence on Oct. 14 to raise money for the Colburn Place in their fight against domestic violence. Phi Gamma Delta won the tournament after beating AXO in the final.
With a record of 3-4-1, some may be surprised to know that this is some of the worst football that the Colts have ever played. Frank Reich is once again contributing to the downfall of this team. He is an offensive minded coach with a terrible offense and dismal play calling. However, outside of their offensive blunders, the Colts' defense and special teams looks really strong. Additionally, there is hope that their quarterback struggles can be eased in the draft.
Solutions by The State News
