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We be petty sons of *******, and I'm here for it.

So... they changed the schedule. Does anyone have the new format? EDIT: Okay, I found it. At least we don't get killed four weeks in a row. I was expecting them to keep that format and throw in an even harder challenge as punishment for 2020.

Real proud for the kid, but him going to Cincy confuses me because they need offense in the worst way imaginable for both productivity and for the fanbase. Two and a half years of Jaap Stam's "do nothing but defend" played a key part of them setting goal differential records on the wrong side of history.

DING DONG, THE WITCH IS DEAD!!!!

INTERCEPTION!!!! IT'S OVER!!!

And Georgia scored another TD. They may finally break the curse.

Stetson with the huge bomb! Let's see if Georgia goes for two.

Like, you breathe on the dude, and you get a flag. Unless it's IU, at which case the QB can be flattened into a pancake for all the officials care.

I mean, he was in-bounds, but I'm still pissed.

I always go for the coaches cast. Can't stand the chuckleheads on the main broadcast.

But the NCAA doesn't count that win against Spalding, and neither do I.

IUPUI isn't going to win a game all year. Just don't have anyone talented whatsoever, and doesn't help IUPUI won't put down the money to give the program any help with recruitment or media presence.

3-0 Alabama so far in the first quarter.

Stupid anecdote, but anyone remember when Cub Foods invaded Indiana? I say this because any time we play up in Minny, I see that logo on the court.

Likely, but it would be an exhibition. Oh, and IUPUI lost again. Any chance they'll end up as 358th by the end of the season? I just cannot fathom how the school does not even try with athletics.

Now if only Darren Hiller can be hired somewhere else.

This team is going to be the death of me. They can't beat crappy Penn State in Happy Valley, and then stomp all over a ranked Ohio State at home.

IUPUI is now 357th out of 358 teams in the NET rankings. Only Delaware State over in the MEAC is somehow worse.

A solid QB for IU. I like this.

When you lose to a program that had a fanbase not bother celebrate its NIT victory a few years back and historically has been dwarfed by the football program (ironically the inverse problem we have), it's never a good sign. It's even worse when you lose thanks to poor shooting and player management, and especially after Penn State was off for weeks. This isn't time to panic, because what's the point, but... it sure feels like it's gonna be another one of those years where we struggle to an 8-10 year in conference play and have our usual embarrassment in the tournament.

Can't believe this was our first program victory against Maryland. Didn't think it could happen given how cold we were at the charity stripe. However, this was one of the things I was hoping for coming into this season, and I assume we'll be bumped up to #7 in the national rankings. This should also be a huge confidence boost to the team.

Lol, news articles are talking about how "Expensive" Indianapolis is for them SEC fans who want to make the journey up here. Indiana is one of the cheapest states in the country to live in and Indianapolis is car-friendly to a fault.

Ah, **** my life.

Man, they've been getting all the breaks.

The problem with modern-day refs is that it's a part-time gig that relies heavily on technology. These guys need to be full-time employees that should study tape and not be beholden to instant review.