Indiana no longer the top dog in the Big Ten

The Big Ten conference has been traditionally dominated by Indiana, but times have changed, writes Maria Burns Ortiz.

Sarkodie brothers are soccer royalty

Brothers Ofori and Kofi Sarkodie, the grandsons of a tribal queen from Kumasi, Ghana, now residing in Dayton, Ohio, hope to become U.S. soccer royalty.

Connecticut women join list of perfect teams

Is UConn the greatest women's basketball team? Forget that argument; are they the greatest undefeated team ever?

03 September 2007: Indiana's Kevin Alston (6) as the Indiana Hoosiers played the the UCLA Bruins in a college soccer game in Bloomington, Ind. Indiana won 1...

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Hoosiers on the comeback trail

After a sluggish start to the season saw them slide out of the polls, Mike Freitag's Hoosiers have responded with a winning surge that has silenced the doubters, writes Doug McIntyre.

IU's Peterson lives and breathes soccer

ESPNU's Mike Hall talks Freddy Adu, Manchester United and Michigan football with IU soccer star Jacob Peterson.

Indiana history made

The defending NCAA Champion Indiana men's soccer team will play host to its first international competition in over 30 years

The Recruiting trail heats up

College Soccer News gives an update of how the 2005 men's recruiting scene is shaping up.

Indiana seeks 2nd straight title

The NCAA Men's College Cup final between Indiana and UC Santa Barbara on Sunday at the Home Depot Center pits a perennial power against a team making its first championship appearance.

Freitag directs smooth IU transition

Despite the pressure of following a legend, coach Mike Freitag has eased Indiana back into the College Cup semifinals.

Vetting the contenders (and others) for the Cup

On the cusp of this year's men's College Cup, Akron has to be considered the favorite. But don't overlook a hardened Maryland team or locals North Carolina and Wake Forest, writes Maria Burns Ortiz.

Monmouth building on last season's disappointment

The undefeated Monmouth Hawks know all too well that a stellar regular season can quickly morph into postseason disappointment, writes Maria Burns Ortiz.

That time of year, conference play is here

Just as the frost on the windshield Sunday morning in Connecticut offered a reminder of what's ahead, the schedule shows that soccer season is already...