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Illinois forward Dominique Keller puts in a layup during the second half against Clemson.

The scoreboard at Assembly Hall was under repair an hour before tip-off Tuesday night but certainly not from overuse in recent years.

The last two wins for head coach Bruce Weber's basketball squad could have come easier than they did.

The momentum was building for Illinois. Clemson's seemingly insurmountable lead was shrinking.

Illinois' stay in Vegas was one they would like to forget -- and fast. The Illini lost to two opponents they should have defeated and now are in danger of dropping three in a row.

The Illini men faced their first test of the 2009-2010 season against Wofford in Champaign Tuesday night.

It was the second game of the season, and the second career night for someone on the Illini.

The University of Illinois Fighting Illini men's basketball team will start out the year ranked No.

Freshman guard Brandon Paul scored 22 points, and No. 23 Illinois rolled to a 96-69 victory over Southern Illinois-Edwardsville on Friday night.

Jordan will miss two games for Illini Illinois will not have Jeff Jordan for the first two games.

The NCAA says the oldest son of Michael Jordan will miss the first two games of the season for Illinois after playing in an unsanctioned event last summer.

Illinois' Joseph Bertrand drives to the hoop in the second half of the Fighting Illini's exhibition game against Missouri Southern at Assembly Hall on Friday, Oct.

The Illinois mena s basketball team finally saw new faces at Assembly Hall on Friday as it defeated Missouri Southern State, 95-67, in the first of two exhibition games before the regular season begins.

The arrival of Michael Jordan's son has certainly created a buzz around the University of Central Florida campus.

Freshman DJ Richardson runs onto the court during the Illini Madness event at Assembly Hall on Friday, Oct.

Four months after he hung up his Air Jordans at Illinois, guard Jeff Jordan is talking to coaches about coming back.

The "Bunnette," the woman assigned to count a competitor's intake at the annual July 4 Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, has some tough job qualifications.

Congratulations to Illinois coach Bruce Weber, who recently received a major salary increase.