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Making it Rane Thursday 4 March 2021 Sherane “Rane” Blackman’s 2021 release is My Behavior. She plans to release a video for the single soon. - Sherane “Rane” Blackman is working on becoming one of soca’s powerful voices. The singer/songwriter’s latest single My Behavior is her way of taking her one step closer to her goal. The US-based, TT- born singer has been singing since she was a child, she said in a press release. Rane was introduced to calypso, soca and Carnival from an early age. “I was born in Port of Spain, Trinidad and was introduced to calypso, soca and Carnival...

Big Ten voters made the easiest call ever with the coach of the year award Share this story Photo by Adam Ruff/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images For the first time in 33 years, the Big Ten’s best football coach can be found in Bloomington. Tom Allen was named Big Ten Coach of the Year by league coaches and media members on Thursday, becoming only the second sideline boss in program history to receive the award. Bill Mallory was similarly honored by the conference in 1986 and 1987. It’s been a good stinkin’ run for Allen and his group this year, as we all know. And while conference lumina...

IU defense gains Big Ten honors Staff Reports Indiana University’s No. 7 nationally ranked college football team, and its renowned defense, had a school-record seven All-Big Ten players honored Wednesday. Defensive tackle Jerome Johnson, safety Jamar Johnson, cornerback Tiwan Mullen and linebacker Micah McFadden were selected as first-team performers for the 6-1 Hoosiers. Cornerback Jaylin Williams was voted onto the second team. Safety Devon Matthews was honored on the third team and linebacker Cam Jones was chosen for honorable mention in the coronavirus disrupted fall season. The Hoosier...

Next Generation: Florida Cornerback Larry Smith Excited to Join Indiana's Ball-Hawking Defense Larry Smith has never met any of his new Indiana coaches in person or ever visited Bloomington, but the 5-foot-10, 175-pound cornerback from northeast Florida is already a Hoosier through and through. Author: Dec 17, 2020 ORANGE PARK, Fla. — It's a sun-splashed mid-December day in northeast Florida, and Larry Smith has spent the better part of 30 minutes talking about why he's so excited to play football at Indiana.  He's sitting in an office at Oakleaf High School a bit southwest of Jacksonville...