Monday, April 18, 2011

Win Today!


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Monday, December 13, 2010

Logo and Divisions Named


The two football divisions and a new Big Ten logo was unveiled today.


LEGENDS: Iowa, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern

LEADERS: Illinois, Indiana, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Wisconsin

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Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Coach Wislon

Win the Day...every day! Tuesdays & Wednesdays are the best days!





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Monday, December 6, 2010

Coach Kevin Wilson

It appears coach Kevin Wilson Offensive Coordinator at Oklahoma will be IU’s next football coach.



Wilson worked with late Indiana coach Terry Hoeppner at Miami-Ohio before joining the late Randy Walker's staff at Northwestern. Hoeppner would become coach at Miami when Walker moved to Northwestern.

"Coach Walker, my boss, played for Bill Mallory and Coach Mallory was the coach then, so my view of Indiana was through Coach Walker's eyes because he played for Coach Mallory and loved him," said Wilson at the airport in Norman.



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Sunday, November 28, 2010

Here we go again


Athletic Director Fred Glass in his press conference stated the obvious, “The bottom line is three Big Ten wins in three years is not the basis for an extension" and so the Lynch era is history. Corso, Mallory, Cameron, and now Bill Lynch all won the Bucket and were promptly shown the door. Lynch recruited character student athletes and served under some unprecedented times. Lynch gained steam as the head coach after the 2007 season, when the Hoosiers went 7-6 and to the Insight Bowl. It was the first bowl game for the Hoosiers since 1993, under Bill Mallory.


Of course, the flip side to that is the 2007 team was basically Hoeppner's. Lynch was handed the team after the untimely death of the very popular coach. Since that season, the Hoosiers have gone 12-24, with a 1-7 conference record in each of the three seasons. With the facility upgrade and a commitment to spend some serious money in a new hire IU football might be headed in a positive direction. On the other hand, this will be the fourth hire for the IU position in the past nine years. We shall see.

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Saturday, November 27, 2010

2010 Season

Memorial Stadium 1960 - 2010

Defend the Rock!



2010 Season
5-7 (1-8)
Towson
September 2
W 51-17


@ Western Kentucky
September 18
W 38-21
Akron
September 25
W 35-20

Michigan
October 2
L 35-42

@ Ohio State
October 9
L 10-38


Arkansas State
October 16
W 36-34

@ Illinois
October 23
L 13-43

Northwestern
October 30
L 17-20

Iowa
November 6
L 13-18
@ Wisconsin
November 13
L 20-83
Penn State -Washington DC
November 20
L 24-41
@ Purdue
November 27
W -34-31 [OT]


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Purdue





IU had lost six straight at Purdue, 12 straight in conference play and 15 straight league games outside of Bloomington. The Hoosiers were facing their first winless season in Big Ten play since 1995. But in overtime, Mitch Ewald kicks a 31 yard field goal to win 34-31 and to retain the bucket.




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