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Mike Schumann

Mike Schumann

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Founder and Editor, The Daily Hoosier

Indiana

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  • Devin Taylor is IU baseball’s new home run king

    By Mike Schumann Verified| The Daily Hoosier Verified IU junior outfielder Devin Taylor broke the program’s all-time home record with his 48th career long ball on Saturday afternoon in Bloomington. Taylor came into the afternoon in a four-way tie for first place at 47 with Alex Dickerson, Mike Smith and Mike Sabo. The 6-foot-1 and 215-pound Taylor hit a fast ball to centerfield to move into sole possession of the school record.

    By Mike Schumann Verified · The Daily Hoosier

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • IU football got through spring practice relatively injury free

    By Mike Schumann Verified| The Daily Hoosier Verified If job one was to get through spring practice relatively injury free, mission accomplished there for IU football. Coach Curt Cignetti announced after the spring game, the one time IU went fully live and tackled over the last six weeks, that no one was injured on Thursday evening. The Hoosiers did have one major setback a few weeks ago, when Michigan transfer slot receiver Tyler Morris was lost for the season due to what Cignetti has called a “non-contact” knee injury.

    By Mike Schumann Verified · The Daily Hoosier

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Devin Taylor is IU baseball’s new home run king

    By Mike Schumann Verified| The Daily Hoosier Verified IU junior outfielder Devin Taylor broke the program’s all-time home record with his 48th career long ball on Saturday afternoon in Bloomington. Taylor came into the afternoon in a four-way tie for first place at 47 with Alex Dickerson, Mike Smith and Mike Sabo. The 6-foot-1 and 215-pound Taylor hit a fast ball to centerfield to move into sole possession of the school record.

    By Mike Schumann Verified · The Daily Hoosier

    Apr. 19, 2025

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The Daily Hoosier

McLean, Virginia, United States

'+1 703-854-6000