Men's basketball and men's golf have had successful seasons, but the wins haven't added up across the board in other sports on the UI campus
Men's basketball and men's golf have had successful seasons, but the wins haven't added up across the board in other sports on the UI campus
The century-long history of the University of Illinois’ Athletic Association (AA), predecessor to the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, brimmed with highlights, but ended in tumultuous fashion in the late 1980s.
One hundred fifteen years ago on Sunday — April 17, 1907 — on the day of his departure to Boston to become manager of the Red Sox, Illini baseball coach George Huff was honored between innings at Illinois’ season-opening home victory against Wabash.
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On this date in 1937 at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago, the University of Illinois Board of Trustees unanimously recommended that the men’s gymnasium be named in honor of former director of athletics George Huff. He had passed away on Oct. 1, 1936, from uremic poisoning at the age of 64.
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Over the next 55 days, we will looking back at some notable moments in Illini history
Over the next 55 days, we will looking back at some notable moments in Illini history
Over the next 55 days, we will looking back at some notable moments in Illini history
Over the next 55 days, we will looking back at some notable moments in Illini history
Over the next 55 days, we will looking back at some notable moments in Illini history
Over the next 55 days, we will looking back at some notable moments in Illini history
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