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Due to a scheduling conflict with the Indianapolis Colts’ preseason game against the Cincinnati Bengals, the Indiana football team’s season opener will air on WIBC 93.1 FM in Indianapolis on Thursday, Sept. 3. IU football will broadcast on ESPN 1070 AM the remainder of the season.
Fed up with the underachieving Cubs? Bewildered by the bungling White Sox? Me, too. Thank goodness we can turn to college football for relief. Instead of swallowing daily depression from Chicago we can rely on amateur athletes to torment us just once a week. Before the fun begins, here are a few things to look forward to on Saturday afternoons, unless you’re rooting for Indiana, which opens …
By Mike Feld Western Herald After a nine‑win season ended with two consecutive losses, a lot can be said about the Western Michigan University football team. However, never at a loss for words, senior quarterback Tim Hiller had a simple thought about the upcoming season. “Short and sweet, we’re ready to go,” he said. Hiller and the Broncos return [...]
I have to confess, particularly with the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville, I can’t remember another season when I had less of a feel for what was about to happen.
Eastern Kentucky Weekly Release (9-3-09) 
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana kicks off its 125th year of football and debuts the new Memorial Stadium on Thursday, Sept. 3, as the Hoosiers welcome the Colonels of Eastern Kentucky to Bloomington. The first Big Ten contest of the season will kick at 8:01 p.m. EDT and the game is the first of three primetime showdowns to be televised on the Big Ten Network for the Hoosiers this season. It also marks the first Thursday evening game in Memorial Stadium history, the first-ever meeting between the two teams and the first contest for EKU against a Big Ten opponent.
In 2008 IU returned to its usual neighborhood, finishing 3-9 and 1-7 — last — in the Big Ten Conference. Schedule | Roster | Scouting report | Big Ten preview2008 standings, bowls
The predictions are in, and they’re ugly. Division I football in Indiana is expected to be bad this fall, save for nationally-ranked Notre Dame.
It’s up to others to speak to Kansas State coach Bill Snyder’s influence on college football. Snyder wants no part of the conversation, not with a new season before him. This collection of thoughts from others speaks to his imprint on today’s game, from the way Florida operates its spread option to how Louisville deals with injury reports. Program building
INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana coach Bill Lynch can’t wait to get started. His players are ready, too. Lynch told reporters Friday he believes a physical preseason camp and a change in leadership have made the Hoosiers a stronger team heading into Thursday night’s season opener against Eastern Kentucky.
Ray Fisher earned the nickname “Big-play Ray” mostly as a wide receiver, where he caught nearly 120 passes for 1,070 yards and nine touchdowns the past three seasons at Indiana University. But he’ll start as a cornerback Thursday when the Hoosiers host Eastern Kentucky in the regular-season opener.
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