Good morning, Bloomington.

IU professor Sarah Phillips teaches a course on Dolly Parton that examines the late singer’s cultural impact following her August 25 passing; the class will return next spring to honor her legacy & welcome new Dollyologists.

On Friday, Aug. 28, Bloomington South and Martinsville clashed in a football rivalry as QB Duncan Combs threw for 232 yards + led the No. 2 Panthers to victory.

All five local teams played road games yesterday.

Bloomington South met Martinsville for its 70th rivalry meeting while North took on Bedford North Lawrence and Eastern Greene, Edgewood and Owen Valley faced North Knox, Beech Grove and Southmont.

Indiana volleyball lost all three sets to Louisville Friday with many errors affecting their game & coach Steve Aird said his team will learn from the loss before facing Georgia and Texas A&M in West Lafayette soon.

Forward Stephane Njike and Collins Oduro made their season debuts on Thursday at Bill Armstrong Stadium as Indiana won a 1-0 game over Butler.

Coach Yeagley said their energy boosted the team's attack.

Indiana field hockey travels to Louisville this weekend for a doubleheader, playing Miami University at 1 p.m. today and facing Louisville at 2 p.m. on Sunday at Trager Stadium (coach Kayla Bashore said improved corner execution will be key after last season’s close losses).