Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowDon Fischer and IU football make historyAfter more than five decades behind the mic, Don Fischer finally got to call an Indiana Hoosiers Big Ten Championship—and you could hear the joy in his voice. For years, IU football fans have endured tough seasons, but with Coach Curt Cignetti at the helm, everything changed. The Hoosiers have racked up 24 wins in two seasons, made two playoff appearances, and now hold the Big Ten title. Saturday night in Indianapolis felt like a dream come true for Fischer and every Hoosier who’s stuck by the team. How are you celebrating this historic moment? #Sports #Football #IUFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowStubHub cancels IU fans’ Big Ten dreamsImagine planning for months to see your team in the Big Ten football championship, only to have your tickets canceled days before kickoff. That’s what happened to a group of Indiana University fans, who suddenly found their StubHub tickets voided with no real explanation or replacement. Some had even booked flights from out of state. When they tried to re-buy, prices had skyrocketed. StubHub says they’ve “made things right,” but the experience left fans frustrated and out of luck. Has anyone else had ticket nightmares like this? How do you trust buying secondhand tickets now? #Sports #Football #IUFootball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowIU football’s shot at perfection: Can Cignetti match Knight?IU football is 11-0, and the buzz in Bloomington is electric—could this be the year they match the legendary 1976 Hoosiers’ perfect season? Coach Curt Cignetti, often compared to the iconic Bobby Knight, says he’s heard the talk and embraces the challenge. While Cignetti’s style is different, his results speak for themselves: a higher career winning percentage than Knight, but still chasing that elusive national title. With the 50th anniversary of Knight’s unbeaten run, the stakes feel even higher. How do you think this football squad stacks up against the basketball legends? #Sports #IUFootball #Hoosiers00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowIU championship party stays outdoors—bundle up!IU’s big football championship celebration is sticking to Memorial Stadium this Saturday, even with freezing temps in the forecast. The university decided it’s better to brave the cold for a quick 30-minute event than have fans waiting in long lines indoors. Snow isn’t expected until after the party wraps up, so you’ll still get to cheer on the team and catch all the action. Just remember to dress in layers and hang out in your car until it’s go time. What do you think—worth it for the full stadium experience, or would you rather be inside? #Sports #Football #IUFootball00Share
