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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indiana’s offensive line is finally living up to the hype, the defensive line is reverting to its old form and the Hoosiers couldn’t be more pleased with the results.
Break out the GPS: These Indiana players may need directions to Ann Arbor. The Hoosiers’ trip to No. 23 Michigan on Saturday will be their first since November 2005. The schools played in Bloomington in 2006 and did not face each other the past two seasons.
These Indiana players may need directions to Ann Arbor.
These Indiana players may need directions to Ann Arbor.
Break out the GPS: These Indiana players may need directions to Ann Arbor.
Break out the GPS: These Indiana players may need directions to Ann Arbor.
Indiana’s Oct. 31 game at Iowa will kick off at noon ET/11 a.m. CT at Kinnick Stadium and will be televised on either ESPN or ESPN2, it was announced today. The final designation of which network the game will air on will be made the week prior to the contest. All games can also be heard on the statewide IU Radio Network (Don Fischer, Pete Compise and Joe Smith).
Indiana head football coach Bill Lynch announced defensive end Greg Middleton, defensive tackle Jarrod Smith, free safety Nick Polk and offensive lineman Mike Reiter will serve as game captains when the Hoosiers face Michigan in Ann Arbor on Saturday.
BLOOMINGTON #8212; Oddsmakers don #8217;t think much of the Indiana Hoosiers. At least, not when they play football at Michigan.
Break out the GPS: These Indiana players may need directions to Ann Arbor.
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