Indiana, the football team, many minutes into the 3rd quarter against number 4 or 7 Iowa at their house, was about 3 yards from going up 28-7 or 24- 7.

But a guy named Sash got an INT from the crazy CERAZZY bounce of the ball and returned the ball 90 so yards to reverse those points.

The ball bounced off 4 guys all 10 feet from each other.

Score: 21-14.

IU had a TD taken away by the refs.

IT WAS A TD! Achh....Video review messed up.

BIG TIME. His foot was in, the ball was in his control...

No. And IU propmptly missed the FG next down.

Still up, only 24-14, thanks to numerous INTs on Stanzi.

But the score was not right, for bad luck and then bad reffing.

And then the Iowa magic happened.

Good luck, Hawkeyes.

IU does not have much of it against you, Northwestern or Michigan.

Indiana Hoosiers Will Beat Ohio State Buckeyes!

if...

1. Indiana can move the ball like they did last week in the Big House in Ann Arbor. IU outgained the ranked Wolverines by 90 yards or so.

2. Indiana can capitalize on some key turnovers, scoring in the red zone unlike the only four of five FGs they got against Michigan last week.

3. All three elements play without major mistakes. This is a sellout in Bloomington, and while there will be a sizable contingent from Columbus in the new and improved Memorial Stadium with the North End Zone addition; the crowd will be plenty loud for the Hoosiers.

Stay in the game early and watch the excitement grow. Special teams and defense will be pumped and productive.

Hoosiers!

4. Get the home calls, unlike the game sealing shared "interception"

The Good, the Bad and the Beautiful

 New addition to the North End Zone at Memorial Stadium in Bloomington, Indiana.

Good and costly and impressive and beautiful. Check it out. Really. I saw a laot of it via the Big Ten Network and IUHoosiers.com photo gallery.

On the field of play...

New hopes of an experienced defensive line.

New aspirations for a healthier, more experienced offensive line.

New starting QB and many skilled positions on offense and defense.

First ever Thursday night home game for the Indiana Hoosiers.

New traditions, like Indiana student freshmen running out the tunnel. fireworks, the Student Walk greeting the players before the game, a field in the South End Zone for kids and families to play.

5 dollar tickets for all students, from ALL colleges, not just