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Jeff Huth's eight Illini you need to know  (Saturday, September 19, 2009)

Baseball's Willie Argo, Volleyball's Michelle Bartsch, runner Melissa Bates, gymanst Melissa Fernandez, soccer player Danielle Kot, tennis player Dennis Nevolo, gymanst Daniel Ribeiro and softball player Danielle Zymkowitz

5 O'Clock Shadow  (Wednesday, September 16, 2009)

News you can't leave work without:

Illinois finally gets a crack at Notre Dame ... in baseball.

Pitcher headed to UI, not Red Sox  (Monday, August 17, 2009)

BATAVIA - Matt Milroy is headed to the University of Illinois and not to the minor leagues. At least not yet.

The Illini signee said Monday the Boston Red Sox recently decided not to offer a contract to the right-handed pitcher after drafting him in June. Major League Baseball’s signing deadline for incoming college recruits or collegians with remaining eligibility was 11 p.m. CDT  Monday.

5 O'Clock Shadow  (Wednesday, August 12, 2009)

Ex-Illini Spiezio back in pro baseball

Tate's Top 20  (Sunday, August 9, 2009)

Bob Zuppke checks in as Loren Tate's greatest Illini coach of all time. Read on for the rest — and his explanation as to why he picked the way he did.

Robinson has Wrigley Field aspirations  (Thursday, July 23, 2009)

DES MOINES, Iowa – As word spread that the starting catcher for the Chicago Cubs was headed to the disabled list, the messages began flooding into Chris Robinson's cell phone.

"As soon as it happened, former teammates and everybody was texting me, seeing whether I would be the guy," the former Illinois catcher said.

Power Poll: Deron is No. 1  (Monday, July 20, 2009)

Which former Illini is the best at his current sport?

1. Deron Williams, NBA — Utah Jazz star and Olympic gold medalist among top couple point guards in the league

Photo for: The Numbers Game

The Numbers Game  (Sunday, July 19, 2009)

From Huff Hall to Memorial Stadium to the Assembly Hall – and especially to Illinois Field, a relative Voodoo hall of superstitions – UI athletes consider their numbers an extension of themselves. Their jersey or uniform number is more than fancy stitching.

"It's your identity," says basketball forward Dominique Keller, No. 23.