INSIDE MEN'S SOCCER BY ROSS LA DUE @BadgerMSoccer SCHEDULE (3-4-3, 0-1-0)
Last Five Sept. 14 at Western Illinois Sept. 16 at IUPUI Sept. 21 Penn State Sept. 26 at Marquette
This Week Saturday at Indiana
Next Five Oct. 10 Milwaukee Oct. 13 Michigan Oct 17 Green Bay Oct. 21
Oct. 24 UMKC
T, 0-0 W, 2-1 L, 1-0
L, 2-1 (OT) Sept. 29 Cleveland State W, 2-1 6 p.m.
7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.
at Michigan State 12 p.m. 7 p.m.
Men's soccer looking to H
ead coach John Trask holds a rare claim at the
helm of the Wisconsin men's soccer team, remaining un- defeated against Indiana. In the 35-year history be-
tween the two sides, the Bad- gers have four wins and five ties. Indiana owns the most wins of any team over Wis- consin, downing the Badgers
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repeat Indiana win Badgers finding more success against Hoosiers
32 times. However, the Badgers
have been showing improve- ment against the Big Ten powerhouse in recent years. In the past six seasons, the Badgers have played the Hoosiers to three overtime games — including two ties — and four one-goal losses. The Badgers' winless
streak against IU was snapped last year, when Wisconsin posted a 2-0 shutout win in Madison. In fact, all four of UW's victories over IU have been shutouts. Saturday, the Badgers look to con- tinue their recent success against the Hoosiers. The Badgers have had a quiet week to prepare for the up- coming game, and with no mid-week contest, the team can focus on pre- paring for IU. Trask enters Bloomington, Ind.,
this weekend as a rare coach who gets to say he's played Indiana with- out losing.
Closing out at home » With only eight games remain- ing, the Badgers have the luxury of playing five at home. UW returns to Madison next week for a three- game homestand and, after a quick trip to Michigan State, come back home for another pair of games at the McClimon Complex.
