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It's too bad they don't make the team with covid forfeit. Probably the only way we'd ever finally beat either of them.

Oregon was supposed to come to Bloomington the following season, but they chickened out. We ended up playing Nicholls State instead, giving up over 400 rushing yards and needing James Hardy to save us.

I was in sixth grade, and the teachers somehow kept it hidden from us until the school day was over. We had ISTEP testing that day, but in hindsight, that still kind of irritates me. A chill goes down my spine when I remember looking outside around lunch time and thinking what an absolutely beautiful day it was while having no idea what was happening.

Heck, Archie Miller would probably be thinking "pressure's off, we're finally dancing!"

Well, our dreams of returning to the Sweet 16 would get a bit more difficult.

If I had a button I could push that would make Donovan our next coach, I'd push it until it broke.

Apparently you didn't see mine, which was a bigger shot than brumdog's. Might want to get some thicker skin.

He's good, but I think a lot of our fans over-value him.

I wonder how many rounds of golf he gave up to have that conversation.

Most UK fans probably think racists are people who drive race cars.

Pioneer playing Chesterton tonight. One of the few times you'll ever see 6A vs. 1A (though Pioneer is 2A this year because of success factor).

Just posting this because of how absurd it is: a football game between Cambridge City Lincoln and Union County this evening was cancelled because a staff member from Cambridge City Lincoln tested positive for Covid. Not a player on either team, a staff member from one of the schools. With the precedent that is being set, there is no chance any high school team finishes its season. Dekalb High School isn't playing for the next 3 weeks because of a positive test. Their week 1 opponent (Angola) is also sidelined for the next two since their players were in contact with the player. Some of this stuff is getting obscene.

Just kicking the can down the road and trying to save face. We won't see Big Ten football this year.

Don't want to take this thread in the wrong direction, but I'd be shocked if the Pacers' next coach isn't black. Given the events of the past few months, I'd bet the Pacers organization will feel compelled to replace a minority fire with a minority hire, much like our own administration did with Mike Davis. I just hope the Pacers land a solid coach, regardless of race, but it's just too hard for me to see current events not playing a role here.

If Oladipo gets traded, next year would be his 4th team in 8 seasons. Pretty crazy.