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IPFW finds arms despite 0-9 start

It only made sense that after nine games up and nine games down and still in search of its first win of the baseball season, IPFW would get it in a one-run squeaker. [More]

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  • Passing .500 key for Mastodons- IPFW Wednesday

    IPFW coach Dane Fife wasn’t sure how he was going to pull it off, but just in case the Mastodons would have lost their first game of the Summit League Tournament and finish at 15-15, he was going to get creative with a .500 record as positive motivation for next season.

  • Photo icon IPFW falls off Summit- IPFW Tuesday

    IPFW coach Dane Fife said his Mastodons had to play a perfect game in order to knock off the top-seeded Oakland Grizzlies. They didn’t, and Oakland took advantage.

  • IPFW women expect another step forward- IPFW Tuesday

    How many wins and how many losses next season? IPFW women’s basketball coach Chris Paul isn’t about offer a prediction; but he will make one guarantee.

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  • Mac prognosis: Two weeks- Ice Chips3:34 pm Monday

    This just in: The Komets have placed injured forward Brad MacMillan on 14-day injured reserve. He's expected to miss two weeks at minimum.

  • Concourse partially closed for sealing - TinCaps blog6:13 pm Monday

    The concourse at Parkview Field will be partially closed for sealing. The work is underway and continues through March 23. The closure will not allow for a full lap of Parkview Field to be completed on the walkway.

  • And what a face he was- Mad Antics10:32 pm Friday

    A couple times Friday night, Jeff Potter called Ron Howard the face of the Fort Wayne Mad Ants D-League franchise.

  • Irish got early look at Cleveland State- Irish Insights10:19 pm Monday

    Notre Dame women's basketball coach Muffet McGraw and some of her players got a chance to see their NCAA tournament opening-round foe, Cleveland State, Sunday when the Vikings defeated Butler in the Horizon League championship game.

  • My top 25 vote- Eyeing IU5:08 pm Monday

    The final AP top 25 poll of the year was released today. Here's how I voted. 1. Kansas

  • What were you thinking?- Mastodon tracks7:07 pm Thursday

    I can understand the part of Deilvez Yearby being named to the All-Summit League second team. Had he been more consistent throughout the season, he could have been first. But I have no argument.

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