Simply put - Do you want Bill Lynch to be head coach at IU next year? Do you think he deserves to be? If not, is there anyone in particular that you would like to see be the new head coach? Does he need to win a bowl game to guaruntee his job will be offered back to him? Do you think Rick Greenspan will offer him an extension?
I know, IU's 27-24 win against Purdue is kind of a big deal. But how does it compare to IU basketball accomplishments? I made it a point to go to Kirkwood last night to see what the scene was like.
From our friends at IU Media Relations: BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana junior wide receiver James Hardy earned the 2007 Anthony Thompson MVP Award, head coach Bill Lynch announced at the team banquet on Sunday afternoon at the Bloomington/Monroe County Convention Center.
Courtesy of our friends in the athletic department... Vote for Indiana's "Pontiac Game Changing Performance" and the Hoosiers could win $5,000. Up 24-3 early in the third quarter, Indiana held off a frenzied Purdue rally to win the Old Oaken Bucket and likely, its first bowl bid in 14 years.
For anybody living under a rock, no pun intended, IU defeated Purdue last night 27-24 on a game-winning field goal by Austin Starr.
10:10 Remaining in the 2nd Half IU leads 77-41. --- 15:03 Remaining in the 2nd Half IU leads 68-32....not too much to say - IU is dominating Longwood.
Hey guys, here are some post game notes from the Bucket game that may or not may not make copy for the Monday edition of the IDS.
Indiana 27, Purdue 24 --- [FINAL] The students are storming the field... The clock has expired and the game is over.
It's official. According to Jeff Keag, the Associate Director of Athletic Media Relations, Saturday's Old Oaken Bucket game is sold out.
According to famed draft expert Mel Kiper Jr., Hoosier cornerback Tracy Porter is the 18th best draft prospect come April for the NFL draft.
Indiana's Kellen Lewis Vs. Purdue's Curtis Painter Lewis: 220-360 for 2623 yards, 25 touchdowns, 9 interceptions As most people realize, passing is only one half of Lewis's game.
Speaking to his players after practice today, Bill Lynch tried to fire them up by telling them this Saturday's game against Purdue will be a sellout - the first of the year at Memorial Stadium.
It's official - Devin Ebanks will be a Hoosier. After a delay because of logistics, Ebanks submitted his LOI to the Hoosiers and coach Kelvin Sampson this afternoon. Sampson on Ebanks (from IUHoosiers.com) "Devin is the epitome of a guy that doesn't have a position.
Matt Roth, Tom Pritchard and Terrell Holloway have signed so far. IU is still waiting on Devin Ebanks' LOI, citing logistical problems in getting in down to Bloomington.
For the second time in two weeks, one of the nation's top recruits has spurned IU for another school.
With Kellen Lewis and Curtis Painter - The Co-Big Ten Leaders in passing touchdowns this year - slinging the ball around Saturday and with the aforementioned big play receivers, a shut down cornerback is going to be key for both Indiana and Purdue.
We had some technical difficulties, but for now everything is up and running. I'll be here to give you live updates periodically throughout the game.
D.J. White is on one of four covers of Sports Illustrated this week promoting college basketball rivalries.
Purdue and Indiana have several players who are statistically comparable to each other. Leading up to the big game Saturday I'll break down several positions where the Boilermakers and Hoosiers have players with similar statistics and you can tell me who has the edge. James Hardy Vs.
Monday night was a great start to the season for the Hoosiers, but one thing that surprised and disappointed me was the crowd booing Lance Stemler in the second half after he picked up his third foul. Stemler is a starter and a HUGE piece of the puzzle this season.
