Depends what your definition of current is. Most iu grads want to discuss events that happened 30+ years ago - not so current is it?Not into current events, are you?
........and Bob Knight agreesJust thought I would remind everyone of this fact.
In the last 70 years of bball, 1940 thru 2016, IU owns Purdue. IU also has 5 NCAA championships in that time period. Purdue 0. From 1912 thru 1939, the Broilees owned IU.
s1939 is the modern era of bball, the NCAA tournament. Yes, I picked a date 76 YEARS (1940-2016) ago to start my era. That is not exactly picking and choosing. But , heck, if it makes you feel better....Right, right...you wanna go back in time...well....only so far....LOL. You wanna go farther than us winning 3 of 4......but not all the way back...LOL Duuuurrrrr......
s1939 is the modern era of bball, the NCAA tournament. Yes, I picked a date 76 YEARS (1940-2016) ago to start my era. That is not exactly picking and choosing. But , heck, if it makes you feel better....
Correctly stated. Only 3 of the 5 NCAA championships would be considered national championships. The other two are from when the NCAA was the loser's tournament.In the last 70 years of bball, 1940 thru 2016, IU owns Purdue. IU also has 5 NCAA championships in that time period. Purdue 0. From 1912 thru 1939, the Broilees owned IU.
1940? Purdue was big 10 Champs and the only big 10 team invited to the ncaa tournament. IU only got to play in the 8 team tournament because Purdue chose to not play. Brag all you want about that.In the last 70 years of bball, 1940 thru 2016, IU owns Purdue. IU also has 5 NCAA championships in that time period. Purdue 0. From 1912 thru 1939, the Broilees owned IU.
I don't think IU can claim any time in the history of the series where they owned Purdue. Even with your elite soach Mr. Knight the series was extremely close wth Keady having a winning record against Knight. Nice try though.1940? Purdue was big 10 Champs and the only big 10 team invited to the ncaa tournament. IU only got to play in the 8 team tournament because Purdue chose to not play. Brag all you want about that.
Yeah, and Ohio U. owns OSU, too!Just thought I would remind everyone of this fact.
Yeah, and Ohio U. owns OSU, too!
Little brothers...sigh.
Yeah, and Ohio U. owns OSU, too!
Little brothers...sigh.
Yeah, and Ohio U. owns OSU, too!
Little brothers...sigh.
I like how you refer to Ohio State as an "Institution". I am not certain there is much of a university in Columbus, but there is an "institution" for sure.I say the following as an Ohio University alumnus:
Go ahead and tout the Bucknuts athletically all you want, just don't call Ohio University "little brother." It's not accurate.
Ohio University was founded in 1804 - the first university founded in the Midwest; 9th oldest public university in the country.
Ohio State was founded in 1870 at about the same time as Purdue and most of the other land grant institutions.