Hoosierfan2017

Probably a dumb question, and the answer might be “you can’t,” because of the increased demand, but how would I go about buying season tickets for the upcoming season? I’m likely moving back to the Indy area in late summer and want to get season tickets if possible. I’m an IU alum if that matters/if there’s a different process. Worst case scenario I just get gauged by stubhub next year, but would appreciate any insight.

Helluva win last night. The team needs to figure out wtf it’s doing against the press, but they could’ve easily folded after regulation but didn’t. Dorn’s emergence really transforms the team. There’s a clear path to the tournament for the guys now. Just gotta stack one game on top of the next and keep it moving.

Rank us

I’m mad 8 months in advance about the aka Big Noon Taliban, ruining the IU/OSU game.

Luckily for us, with how stupid a large segment of college football media is, it’s likely that we’ll continue to be doubted next season by the same goobers who doubted us until the very end of this past season.

Purdue fans go to the gym??

When Coach Cig took over IUFB, the stadium would be half full at best for games. Instead of whining about how bad our fans are, he built a juggernaut that led to a 95/5 IU peach bowl crowd and then IU fans outnumbering Miami fans in the national championship in Miami’s own stadium. Instead of doing the same thing, Mike Woodson paid guys to trash the fanbase. IU fans are some of the best in the country and I’m just sick of mediocre former players who accomplished nothing at IU trashing the fanbase. Sure there are bad parts, some people go overboard on social media, but that’s in no way unique to IU or worse than what they’d get at other schools with expectations. The quickest way to shut people up is to win, but blaming other people is easier to do.

Some guys want the status without the expectations. They want to be big man on campus without getting any pushback for stinking it up on the court. You see it in the NBA all the time. Guys who just want to get paid and get shots without having any expectation of winning. Other guys handle the expectations, block out the noise, and win. IU football and IU basketball players are at polar opposite ends of the spectrum, and they likely have very different views of IU fans.

There are too many things for people to do these days for fans to grind through watching a mediocre IU team filled with players who fans feel no connection with. I was excited before the season because IU plays at Rutgers and I’d be able to catch a game in person. Now, though, I’m just going to pocket the few hundred bucks and have it on in the background while I watch Netflix or something. Does that make me a “fair weather” fan? Maybe, I don’t know. Every relationship is two-sided, even the fan/team one. If the team doesn’t give the fans something worth watching (I.e., IU basketball for the better part of this century), fans will lose interest.

Devries filled a team full of mid major players and forgot that size and athleticism were important parts of the game. It might not be quite so bad if Tucker was the player we thought he’d be, but he’s got a well-established dad bod and HPER court 10 athleticism. Spamming threes and hoping they go in is the only way we can be competitive against decent teams.

Me turning on the game late and it already being 19-4.

What’s Clif Marshall up to these days?

I don’t know how much he made at IU, but I saw on Twitter that Tennessee is paying him $1.2 million.

Coach Cig the MF GOAT of college football.

Miami is almost disgustingly dirty. But if that’s how they want to do things, let’s give the 7th year sloth a taste of their medicine.