Return to the Glory Days: An Indiana Hoosiers Dynasty

[packersfan4eva]

I can't log in under my user name- I keep getting "proxy server error".

Currently, a NCAA 10 pic seach under my user name will show three pics older that my most recent uploads, with two of them being duplicates. I need a copy of tht one, but when I try to open it I get a DNS or it hangs in limbo.

All of this after a bazillion "the upload process did not complete successfully."

:banghead:

i feel ya. same thing's happening to me


since easportsworld won't even load, i am just going to do the update with only 3 pictures. bear with me, people.

NOTE: this won't happen again in the future

[packersfan4eva]

[packersfan4eva]

54 points!!!!!!!!???????????????????

i did have 3 overtimes.

i was gone all day at a cross country meet, now im workin on the next update. should have it up soon

[packersfan4eva]

Indiana Loses Another HB for Season in OT Thriller

Iowa City, IA - Even though the Hoosiers won a tough battle against the Iowa Hawkeyes, the game ended badly for the Hoosiers, as Zach Davis-Walker tore his bicep. He's out for the season, just like Darius Willis.

In the 3rd quarter, Davis-Walker ran a stretch play for 15 yards. As he was being tackled at the end of the play, he landed awkwardly on his elbow, tearing his right bicep. It was a bad enough tear that he needs surgery for it, which will abruptly end his season. "It pains me to have to sit on the bench for the rest of the season," he told reporters after the game. "That being said, I rather sit on the bench all year than playing too soon and risking more serious damage to my elbow."

Besides the injury, the game was very exciting. A lack of defense by both teams resulted in one of the highest scoring games this college football season. Tied 34-34 at the end of regulation, thanks to a costly fumble by David Gray which was returned for a touchdown, the Hawkeyes and the Hoosiers took this heated game into overtime. Both teams scored a touchdown in the 1st overtime. And the second. In the third OT, however, Iowa was forced to kick a field goal. And then Indiana took over, running the ball into the end zone on a 4th and 2 to win the game 54-51.

Indiana has an easy week next week, heading down to Oklahoma to face Tulsa.

[packersfan4eva]

I'd lol if Tulsa beat you. Sucks to have another RB hurt. And as for 54 points, when I did my Marine chise on Heisman (while ago) I scored like 54 points total

it really would suck. i might break my xbox if i lose. well, like i said earlier, it DID take me 3 overtimes to win. and in 3 overtimes, i scored 20 points. normally, i only would've scored 34 points.

workin on the ncaa update. will have it up tonight

[packersfan4eva]

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Recruiting Remains Strongest Point at Indiana

Bloomington, IN - Throughout this season, it has been clear that Coach Anthony Thompson's strongest coaching standpoint is that he is an outstanding recruiter. And today, he used his recruiting skills to snag a recruit for next year, and had two more make a verbal soft commitment to the Hoosiers.

Kory Jackson, the 6'4, 295 pound guard from Peru, Indiana, is unstoppable in 1-on-1 match-ups. If you place only one defender on him, they'll be lying on their backs in a heartbeat. "He's amazingly strong," said his former football coach, Thomas Paine. "He almost set the state record for pancakes last year. Almost every play there was one defender on the ground. Usually it was because Jackson pushed them over." He fell to a 3 star rating because of his lack of quickness. He gave up 6 sacks last year (in only 10 games, worst on his team). One game, a defender ran a complete circle around him before running at the quarterback, something that started a huge fight between the two teams. Jackson was suspended from that game because he leveled the opposing team's quarterback (he sprinted at him and rammed him into the bleachers. The quarterback was all right though).

Coach Thompson also landed two soft commitments from last season: Dennis Hooper (four star FS) and Tracy Lilly (4 star MLB). No other information was released about these two, but they are some of the most highly sought-after recruits in the nation.

[packersfan4eva]

srry guys, i won't have the game update until tomorrow.

[goDawgs1433]

Defend the Rock!

Lol, I was at IU earlier this year just visiting. Snuck into Assembly Hall and walked around on the floor for awhile. Of course, the gates to the football stadium were just wide open, rofl. Went in and ran all over the field, patted the rock, etc. Pretty cool stuff.

[packersfan4eva]

Defend the Rock!

Lol, I was at IU earlier this year just visiting. Snuck into Assembly Hall and walked around on the floor for awhile. Of course, the gates to the football stadium were just wide open, rofl. Went in and ran all over the field, patted the rock, etc. Pretty cool stuff.

pretty sweet. our school has a tournament on assembly hall each year, and it's pretty amazing playing on there.

awesome job as usual. I would suggest you put a date somewhere on your updates, just as a quick reminder of what year you're in. This is, afterall, a very long thread.:tee:

not a mad idea. thanx. i'll try and incorporate that into some of my updates.





i'll have the update finished sometime tonight. keep ur eyes peeled

[packersfan4eva]

shit, i didn't update. srry guys. my computer died, and when i finally got it back up it had lost all of my files. so i'll update tonight. if i don't, i will shoot my self, film it, and post it on the chise. i swear

[packersfan4eva]

[packersfan4eva]

guys, i figured out why i was killing lately. when my cousin was over at my house while i was doing my dynasty, he changed the sliders. god damn. so im changing them back, and we'll see what happens then.

on a different note, i have updated the team schedule with the latest win over tulsa


FUCK, I JUST REALIZED THAT THE DATES AND TIMES IN MY SCHEDULE ARE OFF. I FORGOT TO CHANGE THEM FOR THE 2010-2011 SEASON. SO DON'T RELY ON THE DATES OF THE SCHEDULE TO KNOW WHERE I AM IN THE CHISE

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Indiana Intercepts Kinne 7 Times in Victory

Tulsa, OK - In Indiana's latest victory, Coach Anthony Thompson taught the Golden Hurricanes a very important lesson; the more turnovers you create, the more likely you are to win. Since Indiana forced a ton of turnovers (seven interceptions and a fumble, to be exact), they cruised to an easy 53-21 victory.

Even though I make it sound like Indiana played one of their best games of the season in the previous paragraph, they didn't actually start out so well. Down 14-7 in the first quarter, it took a safety by Tim Alexander followed by a touchdown run by Shane Covington (one of his 3 touchdowns on the day) to jump-start the Hoosiers' offense. They took a 33-21 lead at halftime, and then took off in the second half. They scored a total of 20 points in the second half, shut down Tulsa, and intercepted their start quarterback five times. Said G.J. Kinne, their quarterback, after the game, "Every time I threw the ball, they were there to intercept it. They made me feel like a freshman again because I made so many mistakes."

Tyler Replogle had two of the seven team interceptions on the day, and one was returned for a touchdown. That moves his total INT count up to six for the season, good for first in the NCAA. "I never thought I'd lead the NCAA in interceptions. Maybe tackles, or sacks, but never picks," he told reporters yesterday. "Intercepting the quarterback isn't the linebacker's job. It's the corner back's job. I guess I just have a talent for catching the ball though.

Indiana hopes to keep their winning streak going, as they prepare to face Northwestern at home in the coming week.