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The game tomorrow is officially IUFB's first sellout since 2010

Campus insiders where you at?

7 Days from now. IU 5-0, OSU 4-1

Thank god

Here's to hoping we get our 3rd member of the 2016 class this weekend.   Pull the trigger De'Ron!!!

Davis this weekend, Bridges the next weekend, and call it a class for 2016.

I think we're going to look back at the TB commitment and see it was huge for us. This Huntington Prep channel we're building is gonna be strong I feel.

Committed!!!!! (Just in case people don't check the recruiting forum)

Not too bad, without taking a look at Maryland's and MSU's schedule we have a legitimate shot at top 3

Anybody have any updates here?

Obligatory JBJ posterizing Harrell video   https://vine.co/v/OrEMdjBMmhH

IU vs Louisville 3 game series added. Locations: 2016 - Bankerslife Fieldhouse 2017 - Yum Center 2018 - The Mecca of College Basketball BLOOMINGTON, Ind./LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Indiana University and the University of Louisville have signed an agreement to play a three-game series in both football and men’s basketball. The football and basketball series were announced jointly on Friday by the schools from neighboring states with campuses separated by only 100 miles. A neutral site game at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Dec. 31, 2016, will open the men’s basketball series in an equally divided arena. The Cardinals and Hoosiers will later play at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville as a home game for the Cardinals on Dec. 9, 2017, and the teams will match up again in Assembly Hall in Bloomington on Dec. 8, 2018. Indiana and Louisville will kick off the football series at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Sept. 16, 2023, with seating split equally between the two schools. The second football game will be played in Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium in Louisville on Sept. 7, 2024, and the three-game series will be completed at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington on Sept. 6, 2025. “I’ve felt for a long time that these series were a natural for fans from both universities and I’m thrilled to see it come to fruition,” said Tom Jurich, UofL Vice President and Director of Athletics. “We appreciate the efforts of Fred Glass and his staff in helping to pull this together. We have played each other in most sports and it has been a very friendly rivalry. There are a lot of fans in Southern Indiana that support both schools who I know will particularly enjoy the competition.” “These series are tremendous for the football and basketball programs at both schools,” said Fred Glass, IU Vice President and Director of Athletics. “Our alumni, fans, and students will be thrilled to compete against such strong programs. I really want to thank Tom Jurich and the head coaches from both schools for working with us to make these great series a reality.” “The Louisville series will be a great challenge for us,” said Indiana Men’s Basketball Coach Tom Crean. “The preparation and execution needed to compete against Rick Pitino and his team is extraordinary. We are excited about the opportunity to face them on a consistent basis and the chance for both schools’ fan bases to watch this series take off again is exciting. That first game on New Year’s Eve next year should be special.” “We have tremendous respect for Indiana and all of their sports programs,” said Louisville Men’s Basketball Coach Rick Pitino. “We’re very excited to have Indiana on our schedule. It’s a natural rivalry and it’s great for both universities. Tom (Crean) and I spoke about possible future games while we were together at a function last fall and I’m glad to see that it has become a reality.” “We are thrilled to renew this regional football rivalry against Indiana,” said Louisville Football Coach Bobby Petrino. “This will be a great series for both schools, and certainly exciting for both fan bases. I know this series is something our fans have wanted for a long time, and I’m excited that both schools were able to work out a deal.” “This is a great regional matchup against a tremendous program in Louisville,” said Indiana Football Coach Kevin Wilson. “It is awesome for both fan bases and we expect huge crowds. We also look forward to playing in Lucas Oil Stadium again. It is a win across the board.”

Just read an interview Bozich had with GG on ITH. Seems like a kid who has a good head on his shoulders, who's die hard IU, and is looking forward to working hard and competing. We've missed out on some of that the past couple years so it's refreshing to see that again.

Since we're on the topic of being off-topic, hows the weather in Bloomington today? :)

Just watched some of his highlights from his sophomore year on youtube......kid has Jordy range

"In his junior season, he set a Crown Point school record with 102 made 3-pointers on 43% shooting behind the arc" I can get behind that.

FIFA, Pats, Syracuse, and UNC all within a few months. Good to see some justice being delivered to sports being dominated by money.

Interesting he's only now interested in the job after swinging and missing on all those burger boys

Real wise financial decision from the former wildcats. I'm sure they paid cash up front too.

I heard MSB scared Swanigan away from the B1G

Crean talks about TB and also some interesting points on this past season and what we can expect next season (defensively)   https://twitter.com/IndianaMBB/status/590966750692429824

Have you guys not been following his instagram? He's Hoosier from head to toe.

He's still a five star in our hearts

TB showin his skill and motor at the Jordan Brand Classic   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWPgsFjnvJY

"Official" would be Tom Crean coming out and saying "we got our guy".