Fighter of the Nightman said:

I know it’s been 10-15 years since we’ve beat you and all, but you REALLY underrate the Illini.

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DwaynePurvis00 said:

He is an IU fan

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SaratogaBoiler1 said:

Nah - I really thought you would beat us at home last year and Smith said no - don’t underestimate the Boilers

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awthomps said:

IU sucks, now STFU

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POTFHBTFU said:

You are an idiot. Georgia actually looked like the better team, just made some mistakes, largely by their backup qb. Indiana was dominated by ND.

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Fighter of the Nightman said:

I know it’s been 10-15 years since we’ve beat you and all, but you REALLY underrate the Illini.

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Fighter of the Nightman said:

I know it’s been 10-15 years since we’ve beat you and all, but you REALLY underrate the Illini.

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Bank Shot Podcast said:

Indeed. Oregon looks good. But we will see how they shake out in the B1G schedule. This has been an ongoing problem for the Big Ten. Over the years the amount of elite talent has started to drop off. A lot of it going to the SEC. The thing about the Big Ten is that coaches are good at game planning against other Big Ten schools. It isn't like Big Ten schools aren't good, they just aren't elite. Like the past two years there was Purdue. There have been great years throughout the 2010s where you had Michigan State who was nationally elite. Ohio State. Purdue. Wisconsin. Illinois a couple of years. Indiana a couple of years. Maryland a couple of years. Michigan. Just don't have that elite talent and nationally elite teams. Oregon, UCLA and Michigan State look like the best. Michigan and Purdue right behind that or even in that group.

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TwinDegrees2 said:

And why do you think that is? They haven't proven to have the ability to do much if they do have it.

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northside100 said:

That’s fair. I guess vs last year there doesn’t look to be two top ten teams, but who knows how it will shake out.

To your point, prior to last year it’s been since the ‘20/‘21 season since the conference was really strong at the top, with IA, IL, OSU and Michigan all finishing in the top ten that season.

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Katscratch said:

Let’s see—who lost by more to Notre Dame?

Georgia
or
IU

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Bank Shot Podcast said:

But would that game against Louisville even mattered? For one, you act like Indiana cancelled it right before the season started. When in fact, it was cancelled before the first game of the series was ever played back in 2023. And Louisville is on the same level as the Washingtons, Nebraskas and Michigan of college football... Who Indiana beat. So even if Indiana played and beat them, people would still be claiming that Indiana played a soft schedule because a 7 win Louisville isn't good.

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Lee3370 said:

Who is the other purdue player with 1000 points 500 assists and 400 rebs?

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Purdue Grad in Texas said:

Other than Alabama, best I've seen them in embracing the physicality.....hopefully they keep that up, TJ - going to need it.

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Lee3370 said:

Who is the other purdue player with 1000 points 500 assists and 400 rebs?

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tjreese said:

This was a good win in a lot of ways in how the game played out. This is a confidence builder in how things played out in a Purdue team that maybe was a bit more unsure than the recent past. Game was physical early and close. Fouls on Trey and then Caleb a bit with Braden’s stroke off a bit, but they hung in there and the refs found their pea and then shots other than Fletch started to fall. I like CJ and Caleb starting

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