Former Grenadier standout Rick Bodiford has signed his first professional contract with the Quebec Kebs of the National Basketball League of Canada.

Bodiford played for the Grenadiers from 2005-2007 and form 2009-2011.  He is No. 8 on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,400 points. He finished with 583 rebounds and 170 assists. He was named to the KIAC All-Conference team last season.

"Rick was a great leader and tough player during his time at IU Southeast," head coach Wiley Brown said. "His passion and work ethic will translate well to the professional level. I am very happy for him and his family."

Quebec opens its season on Oct. 29 against former IU Southeast star Jazzmarr Ferguson and the Moncton Miracles.
 

When the Silver Creek Lady Dragons volleyball team takes the court Thursday evening, October 6, they’ll be sporting pink jerseys as they face the New Albany Bulldogs... And they want you to do the same — it is time to take part in the Silver Creek PINK OUT.

Silver Creek and New Albany will be digging to win and digging for cures to recognize National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and to support local breast cancer patients and survivors. All of the net proceeds from the night will benefit the American Cancer Society Making Strides for Breast Cancer in our community. 

BLOOMINGTON, IN - The Indiana University football team hosts South Carolina State this Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET at Memorial Stadium. To accommodate an early arriving crowd, parking lots around the stadium will open at 8 a.m. ET. Fans are again encouraged to ARRIVE EARLY and utilize alternative routes to remaining home games at Memorial Stadium to continue to avoid traffic challenges.

Fans heeding advice to arrive early and use alternative routes to avoid traffic problems, coupled with efforts by IU Athletics, local law enforcement, the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT), and its contractors to limit traffic congestion proved very successful for last weekend’s home opener, but road construction in and around Bloomington will remain a potential challenge for those driving on game days throughout the rest of the season. 

"We can’t thank fans enough for arriving early and using alternative routes for last Saturday’s game,” said Indiana University Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Fred Glass. “Even though we hosted the largest opening game crowd in 20 years, traffic was extremely smooth. We encourage fans to continue to arrive early, use alternative routes, and avoid traffic jams for the rest of the season.”