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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana’s goal was to finish this season in a bowl game. In the Hoosiers’ minds, they still can. On Saturday, Indiana and Purdue will square off for the 85th Old Oaken Bucket – or in this ever-changing world, what some would dub the first Old Oaken Bucket Bowl.
Bryan Payton paused as he began to reflect on his time as an Indiana football player.
Indiana’s goal was to finish this season in a bowl game. In the Hoosiers’ minds, they still can. On Saturday, Indiana and Purdue will square off for the 85th Old Oaken Bucket — or in this ever-changing world, what some would dub the first Old Oaken Bucket Bowl. “This is our bowl game, right here,” senior defensive end Jammie Kirlew said Tuesday.
Purdue won’t be playing in a bowl game this season, so coach Danny Hope is treating the game against Indiana as the Boilermakers’ bowl trip. Only it isn’t very sunny or warm in Bloomington this time of year.
Indiana’s goal was to finish this season in a bowl game. In the Hoosiers’ minds, they still can.
A bad year for the Kansas Jayhawks just got worse. The school said Tuesday that it is investigating an unspecified personnel issue involving coach Mark Mangino, the national coach of the year two seasons ago. And Mangino — his team mired in a five-game losing streak — conceded that he’s lost the support of “some people around here.” Mangino was not present Monday night when athletics director …
A bad year for the Kansas Jayhawks just got worse. The school said Tuesday that it is investigating an unspecified personnel issue involving coach Mark Mangino, the national coach of the year two seasons ago. And Mangino — his team mired in a five-game losing streak — conceded that he’s lost the support of “some people around here.” Mangino was not present Monday night when athletics director …
Thanks in large part to a dramatic increase in student attendance, Indiana University football will average over 40,000 fans per game, including over 10,000 students for the first time in 17 years, Indiana Vice President and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Fred Glass announced today. IU has averaged 40,478 fans per game through its first five home contests, and ticket sales for the home finale against Purdue already exceed 40,000, thus ensuring the plus-40,000 milestone, including over 10,000 student tickets.
Head Coach Bill Lynch met with members of the media on Tuesday to discuss last week’s game against Penn State and to look forward to Saturday’s Old Oaken Bucket game against Purdue. Coach Lynch was joined by Vice President and Director of Athletics Fred Glass, seniors Rodger Saffold, Jammie Kirlew and Bryan Payton and junior Ben Chappell.
The high school football season has ended for all but one team in the Valley.
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