Analysis: It's time for Indiana-Kentucky to be an annual event again

[BtownBanner6 1,298]

There's a thread about this on Rupp rafters they are saying that fans in assembly hall are hoodlums for rushing the court, that we were the ones who canceled, and that they have all the power in this decision. I forgot how delusional and high and mighty acting their fan base was.

Yeah I was reading that, they also said one of our fans went up to Grandfather and Grandson and poured a beer over the the 4yr old grandson.

[southsidehoosier 5,083]

Yeah I was reading that, they also said one of our fans went up to Grandfather and Grandson and poured a beer over the the 4yr old grandson.

 

Ahhhh I hate it when the beer sold at Assembly Hall is misused  :D

[BtownBanner6 1,298]

Ahhhh I hate it when the beer sold at Assembly Hall is misused :D

I know it's not the point but they did make sure to say at a restaurant, either way can't imagine this having any sort of accuracy.

[TheWatShot 14,484]

I'll start by saying that I don't care if the series is renewed or not. We shouldn't be depending on any team to strengthen our non-conference schedule. UK hasn't had any problem getting tough games without us; it irritates me that we can't seem to do the same. 

 

 

However…if we really want to bring it back, we should just agree to play them in Indy. I know why IU fans don't want that…and I think that's weak sauce. Think of what that says about Calipari and his influence…he's actually managed to convince our fans that a game in our state is a bad idea. 

 

 

UK is gonna get their 5 star dudes regardless of whether we play them or not. This isn't 1978 where recruits aren't getting to see the game unless it's in front of them. 

[Alford Bailey 12,444]

I'll start by saying that I don't care if the series is renewed or not. We shouldn't be depending on any team to strengthen our non-conference schedule. UK hasn't had any problem getting tough games without us; it irritates me that we can't seem to do the same. 

 

 

However…if we really want to bring it back, we should just agree to play them in Indy. I know why IU fans don't want that…and I think that's weak sauce. Think of what that says about Calipari and his influence…he's actually managed to convince our fans that a game in our state is a bad idea. 

 

 

UK is gonna get their 5 star dudes regardless of whether we play them or not. This isn't 1978 where recruits aren't getting to see the game unless it's in front of them. 

Exactly. If Cal wants an Indy kid he will get him either way. Honestly games in Indy SHOULD benefit us.

[HoosierAloha 30,077]

I'll start by saying that I don't care if the series is renewed or not. We shouldn't be depending on any team to strengthen our non-conference schedule. UK hasn't had any problem getting tough games without us; it irritates me that we can't seem to do the same. 

 

 

However…if we really want to bring it back, we should just agree to play them in Indy. I know why IU fans don't want that…and I think that's weak sauce. Think of what that says about Calipari and his influence…he's actually managed to convince our fans that a game in our state is a bad idea. 

 

 

UK is gonna get their 5 star dudes regardless of whether we play them or not. This isn't 1978 where recruits aren't getting to see the game unless it's in front of them. 

 

It appears IU is finally upping the non-con schedule.  IU gets KU, UL, an ACC opponent at home, and possibly an Big East opponent on the road.  This is a schedule I've been asking to have for awhile.  Now, if we can replace those 250+ RPI teams with under 250 RPI would could have a solid non-con SOS next season.

[MartintheMopMan 7,765]

I'll start by saying that I don't care if the series is renewed or not. We shouldn't be depending on any team to strengthen our non-conference schedule. UK hasn't had any problem getting tough games without us; it irritates me that we can't seem to do the same.


However…if we really want to bring it back, we should just agree to play them in Indy. I know why IU fans don't want that…and I think that's weak sauce. Think of what that says about Calipari and his influence…he's actually managed to convince our fans that a game in our state is a bad idea.


UK is gonna get their 5 star dudes regardless of whether we play them or not. This isn't 1978 where recruits aren't getting to see the game unless it's in front of them.

Well, we certainly can't do it now and have Cal use it as an example of how he gets his way.

[IU Hoosier41 14,465]

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[Dalton26 16,895]

Hey its back

[IU Hoosier41 14,465]

23 minutes ago, dalton26 said:

Hey its back

Sit is going to be quite a bit different now... But should end up being better!

[IU Hoosier41 14,465]

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[Hovadipo 57,974]

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Oh no the keyboard is broken!

[mdn82 25,628]

Someone is having fun

[IU Hoosier41 14,465]

Oh no the keyboard is broken!

I've gotten 30 minutes of sleep from all of this. BAN HAMMER is out Hova.

[incrediboy 928]

Since it's all about $$$ and recruiting, why not play the game at Madison Square Garden? Big stage, big early-season game, maybe even make it a traditional season opener for both teams?

(Yes I'm being sarcastic, I know the fan bases don't want to go to NYC every year)

[Alford Bailey 12,444]

Divide Lucas Oil in half. Most of us regular guys can't get/afford a ticket in AH or Rupp for this one.

[mdn82 25,628]

Divide Lucas Oil in half. Most of us regular guys can't get/afford a ticket in AH or Rupp for this one.

I honestly would prefer AH. But that is a tournament spot. I think it could be a good move to put them in that environment. For tournaments they cut the stadium in half. Then you have 40,000 seats. It would sell out.

[Scooter D 928]

If it were up to me, I would offer to play at Lucas, but IU gets at least 75% of the tickets and 90% of the revenue.  Otherwise play at AH and where ever they want in Kentucky.