Hoosierfan2017

And parking will be a total cluster.... with everyone piling in at the same time sans breakfast tailgates. LOL

Boy, it doesn’t get much better than this. 

I really hope that it’s a night game, or at least a 3:30pm game (my preferred time slot for games now that I’ll be going in person). I get that there are various TV deal issues at play that affect these things, but I’m always so jealous of the night atmospheres SEC games have. IU/OSU would go crazy as a night game. 

They may be there but I know we have gone to Columbus for some OSU games that both ESPN and Big Noon were there for and still ended up a night game.  I would be shocked if Gameday isn't there. That will be the biggest game of the B1G season to that point and likely a top 5 match up.

Definitely the 1964 Celtics because basketball is the only sport that hasn’t improved over the last 60+ years. 

The “mental health disorder” stuff is pretty obviously just made up by his lawyers, imo, but betting that much on IUFB during that era would be pretty compelling evidence of a mental health disorder. 

The “mental health disorder” stuff is pretty obviously just made up by his lawyers, imo, but betting that much on IUFB during that era would be pretty compelling evidence of a mental health disorder. 

Someday when President Fernando Mendoza takes office it will all be better.
btw: save this post because a President Mendoza is entirely possible 

The “mental health disorder” stuff is pretty obviously just made up by his lawyers, imo, but betting that much on IUFB during that era would be pretty compelling evidence of a mental health disorder. 

The “mental health disorder” stuff is pretty obviously just made up by his lawyers, imo, but betting that much on IUFB during that era would be pretty compelling evidence of a mental health disorder. 

Here’s the thing the reason the SEC wants rules again is because they will just break them and go back to dominating. 
The SEC will break long before college football breaks. At least the old sec teams that is. 
 
Big Ten teams not being the ones to completely abandon their university systems hampered themselves for decades and now it’s proving to be a benefit for football and basketball.  
 
And anything to potentially fix the problem like some sort of cap on team spending but not individual spending. Is something that the SEC would still fight tooth and nail. 
 
The SEC only wants regulations so they can cheat.  Which isn’t a fix.  Regulations aren’t the way to go here. Maybe these SEC schools just need to focus on building an educated alumni base so they have money to spend 30 years from now 

Agree, but on the other hand, as pervasively messy as college sports have gotten, Congressional action seems like it may be the only path to improvement. 
Generally, this is the kind of issue that Congress can effectively act on because of its non-partisan nature. I could see a bill introdcued with sponsors from both parties. The problem will be if a non-partisan stand-alone bill gets pork projects snuck attached to it, and then gets nuked because of that.

As messy as the current landscape is, it’s hard to imagine the federal government of all entities making it any better. But we’ll see. 

I’m on the waitlist, so I doubt I’ll even have the option, but season tickets just don’t seem like a good deal given the weak slate/uncertainty over the team. I’d rather take the money I’d spend on season tickets and go to the local Indy games plus a few good home ones. 

I've waited my entire life for someone like Pam Whitten to force that paradigm shift in the athletic department. I still can't believe the top brass hired an established successful football coach with a resume to back it up. Cloud nine, man. Cloud nine.