The Valparaiso University volleyball team went into Saturday's match having split their regular season contests against Milwaukee, but the Panthers turned the tides in the semifinal match of the Horizon League tournament.  Milwaukee came out firing from the get-go, winning set one easy.  The Crusaders put some pressure on the Panthers in both set two and three, but Milwaukee used a 12-point run to stop Valpo.  Jena Berg and Kerri Schuh had nine kills apiece for the Panthers.  Tara Diebler had 14 for Valpo in the losing effort.  The Crusaders fell to 22-10 overall, and 12-5 in conference.  The careers for Haley Wise, Kim Bukowski, and Angie Porche have come to an end, as well as the 2009 season.

Laurin Whitney-Gottbrath polls VU students on their favorite Thanksgiving food.

Mike Jakubisin discusses the continuing rise in international student enrollment at Valparaiso University.

It took an incredible second half by 5th year senior guard Brandon McPherson who scored 19 of his game-high 25 points in the second half  to catapult the Crusaders to a 78-56 victory over the IU-South Bend Titans. Also having a great night was the junior transfer Cory Johnson who had a double-double recording 16 points and 12 rebounds. The Crusaders outscored the Titans 48-23 in the second half to overcome their 3 point half time deficit.

Men's Soccer- Mike Targonski and Chris Kleinhans-Schulz review Valpo's historic 2009 season and Mike Pudlow gives his Horizon League Tournament report.

Men's Basketball- Chris Kleinhans-Schulz discusses the Crusaders' first weekend of play and what Valpo can take away from their losses on the road.

Football- Nick Garling and Mike Targonski analyze last weekend's loss to Campbell and set the stage for Valpo's final regular season contest while Brandon Spinner talks about the final weekend of the PFL season.

Volleyball- Mike Targsonki and Keaton Gillogly wrap up the regular season before Brad Colter looks ahead at the 2009 Horizon League Volleyball Tournament.

Women's Basketball- Dave Schroeder and Ben Hecke preview Valpo's match against SIU-Edwardsville while Keaton Gillogly and Mike Targonski chat about the basketball season so far.

National Sports- Mike Pudlow rejoins the show to deliver the biggest headlines from the NFL, NBA, and MLB.

Danielle Saccente talks about the Lilly Fellows program and its new director.

The Valparaiso women’s basketball team improved to 2-0 on the young season after beating SIU Edwardsville 64-55 at the ARC Wednesday night. Senior Lauren Kenney posted her first double-double of the season with 21 points and 16 rebounds. After posting a career 20 points last time out against Indiana Tech, Betsy Adams one upped herself with a 21 point career-high performance. The Crusaders surrendered 24 turnovers, which is something they will need to work on before they welcome in a very good Colorado State team on Sunday to the Athletics Recreation Center at 1:35pm.

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