All 3 remaining home games are officially sold out.

That pork tenderloin from BuffaLouie’s was outstanding. Highly recommend.

AFTER WEEK 8

12 of 13 ESPN writers have IU in the College Football Playoffs.

Andrea Adelson: (9) Clemson @ Indiana (8)
Kyle Bonagura: (9) Clemson @ Indiana (8)
Bill Connelly: (11) Pittsburgh at (6) Indiana
David Hale: (9) Indiana @ (8) LSU
Eli Lederman: Daunted
Chris Low: (9) Indiana @ (8) Tennessee
Harry Lyles Jr: (9) Clemson @ (8) Indiana
Max Olson: (10) Indiana @ (7) Penn State
Adam Rittenberg: (9) Clemson @ (8) Indiana
Mark Schlabach: (10) Indiana @ (7) Texas
Jake Trotter: (10) Indiana @ (7) Texas
Paolo Uggetti: (11) Indiana @ (6) Penn Stare
Dave Wilson: (10) Indiana @ (7) Texas

247 Sports
CFP
(10) Indiana @ (7) Miami

CBS Sports
Cheez-It Citrus Bowl
Orlando
December 31st
Indiana vs Missouri

College Football Network
CFP
(12) Indiana @ (5) Penn State

ESPN
Mark Schlabach
See above

Kyle Bonagura
See above

Athlon Sports
Cheez-It Citrus Bowl
Orlando
December 31st
Indiana vs Texas A&M

Hoosier Huddle
Cheez-It Citrus Bowl
Orlando
December 31st
Indiana vs Ole Miss

Until yesterday, my favorite IU game was September 17, 1994 at Kentucky. Alex Smith said “hello” with 221 yards and led IU to a 59-29 stomp of my most-hated IU rival, got us to 3-0 and set the stage for Coach Mallory’s last winning season.

Yesterday, after the Talking Head world spent a week talking up the Nebraska defense and trying to sow doubt about our Rebuilt Buzz Saw, we kicked down The Door of Proof and sent a message. The New Indiana is gonna be a problem for err’body!

1. Nebraska Dismantlement
2. Alex Stomps Kentucky
3. IU Makes Bo Whine
4. Darkest Day 1
5. Darkest Day 2

Sage currently hosting a town hall with Trump. Previously with Vance. Mark doing an event for Harris where maybe 2 dozen people showed up. I'm guessing they won't be attending any IU games together again.

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Early betting line, but I bet if Rourke was healthy that line would be double digit. I still can’t see Cig’s squad playing a game at home with just a one score margin, even with our backup QB.

I checked the IU ticket site, and I saw literally 1 seat available. I know, no need to stop the presses.

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When I found out gameday was coming, about 20 minutes after the announcement, I went to StubHub and bought some tickets for around 55 bucks each. They are now going for a minimum around 110. It's going to be a hot ticket by gameday

I didn't realize it, but there was a commercial for Big Noon next week.

Another Nebby stomping is likely on national TV at O$U.

Almost enough to make me feel bad for them.

Hope IU can bring in another load of recruits. This is lightning in a bottle type stuff.

Moving on up!

Would have liked a couple spots higher, but keep bringing the bulletin board fodder.

Talking heads, voters, continue to underestimate this team. It’ll be fun!

Yesterday's beat down of Nebraska, which had been considered to be competitive with IU able to cause us some problems, was unexpected by all but a few people. IU starts out the season with a strong defensive game but only an okay on offense. IU hit its stride on both sides of the ball with 77-3 win, a win against Charlotte scoring in the forties then traveled to Los Angeles to take on UCLA. Once again, we see IU take care of business and finish the game in a way to eliminate all doubt about not winning again. Next was Maryland that whipped IU last season but couldn't measure up to IU this year. On to NW and the defense that was going to put IU down. IU's offense was clicking and no defense was going to stop them. A bye week that had pundits wondering if IU was for real despite their 6-0 start. Nebraska week and once again IU was facing a defense too good to beat, IU promptly went out and put 56 points on them and scored five rushing TDs on a group that hadn't given up one score in six games.

Oh what a feeling having a football team that takes on anyone knowing IU will win.

The Wildcats were everybody’s second favorite team for quite a while. Anybody’s skepticism before yesterday was understandable . But not anymore. The Hoosiers are now on a national stage. And they are going to be performing at sellout venues.

Kudos to Jackson! Next week we will probably see a run-dominated offense similar to Tuttle against Wisconsin.

This is very exciting!

Man, Memorial Stadium is not setup for a sellout crowd. The East concourse was gridlock the entire game. If you need to piss or a beer or food, plan on missing over half a quarter.

However, I’m not gonna complain. It is awesome to see the crowd. Just drink something besides beer before the game so you don’t have to use the bathroom.

Maybe from that Stephen Means guy?

Next week. 😄👍

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Hoosiers finally getting some real recognition.

To make CFP

https://www.espn.com/college-footba...ege-football-playoff-picks-predictions-week-8

Here are our experts' top 12 College Football Playoff picks:

Andrea Adelson: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. Miami. 4. BYU. 5. Penn State. 6. Ohio State. 7. Texas. 8. Indiana. 9. Clemson. 10. Iowa State. 11. Tennessee.12. Boise State.

Kyle Bonagura: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. Miami. 4. Boise State. 5. Penn State. 6. Ohio State. 7. Texas. 8. Indiana. 9. Clemson. 10. BYU. 11. Iowa State. 12. Notre Dame.

Bill Connelly: 1. Oregon. 2. Miami. 3. Georgia. 4. Iowa State. 5. Penn State. 6. Indiana. 7. Ohio State. 8. Texas. 9. Clemson. 10. BYU. 11. Pittsburgh. 12. Army.

David Hale: 1. Georgia. 2. Oregon. 3. Miami. 4. BYU. 5. Ohio State. 6. Penn State. 7. Clemson. 8. LSU. 9. Indiana. 10. Tennessee. 11. Boise State. 12. Notre Dame.

Eli Lederman: 1. Georgia. 2. Oregon. 3. Miami. 4. Iowa State. 5. Texas. 6. Ohio State. 7. Tennessee. 8. LSU. 9. Clemson. 10. Notre Dame. 11. Alabama. 12. Boise State.

Chris Low: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. Miami. 4. BYU. 5. Ohio State. 6. Penn State. 7. Texas. 8. Tennessee. 9. Indiana. 10. Clemson. 11. Iowa State. 12. Army.

Harry Lyles Jr.: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. Miami. 4. Iowa State. 5. Penn State. 6. Ohio State. 7. Texas. 8. Indiana. 9. Clemson. 10. BYU. 11. Pittsburgh. 12. Army.

Max Olson: 1. Georgia. 2. Oregon. 3. Miami. 4. Iowa State. 5. Ohio State. 6. Texas. 7. Penn State. 8. Clemson. 9. Tennessee. 10. Indiana. 11. BYU. 12. Boise State.


Adam Rittenberg: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. Miami. 4. Iowa State. 5. Ohio State. 6. Texas. 7. Penn State. 8. Indiana. 9. Clemson. 10. BYU. 11. Tennessee. 12. Boise State.

Mark Schlabach: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. Miami. 4. BYU. 5. Ohio State. 6. Penn State. 7. Texas. 8. Tennessee. 9. Clemson. 10. Indiana. 11. Iowa State. 12. Boise State.

Jake Trotter: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. Miami. 4. BYU. 5. Ohio State. 6. Penn State. 7. Texas. 8. Tennessee. 9. Clemson. 10. Indiana. 11. Iowa State. 12. Boise State.

Paolo Uggetti: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. BYU. 4. Miami. 5. Ohio State. 6. Penn State. 7. Texas. 8. Clemson. 9. Tennessee. 10. Iowa State. 11. Indiana. 12. Boise State.

Dave Wilson: 1. Oregon. 2. Georgia. 3. Miami. 4. BYU. 5. Ohio State. 6. Penn State. 7. Texas. 8. Tennessee. 9. Clemson. 10. Indiana. 11. Iowa State. 12. Boise State.

Has IU lost the coin toss in every game we’ve played? I believe we’ve gotten the ball to start every game through the opponent winning the toss and deferring to the 2nd half?

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we make to top 10 this week?