Return to the Glory Days: An Indiana Hoosiers Dynasty

[Proof21]

Glad to see this still going dude. Keep up the good work.

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Tim Alexander is a beast!

Tell me about it. If he keeps this up, he might be the best linebacker in NCAA history. And if he doesn't leave for the NFL early.

Glad to see this still going dude. Keep up the good work.

Thanks Proof. I plan on keeping this going as long as I can, maybe even until NCAA 11 comes out. So expect this to be going for a long time.

Very cool experience. How was his speech?

His speech was fantastic. He spoke about equality, character, and things like that. To be honest, however, I was almost falling asleep by the time he took the stage. We had to sit through about 30 speeches before him, and my 14-year-old mind can't stand that. I can wait about 20 minutes, but that's it. But as soon as he took the mike, I was listening.



update tonight

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Looking forward to this update. BTW, I updated my layout in my UConn chise. Let me know what you think.

Looks awesome man. Nice job with your chise.


Update in 5 minutes

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Update tonight

 

click again to see how i did against illinois

 

just kidding, fuckers

[DoubleDeuce]

Lmao @ that spoiler

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no update tonight, sorry. just got back from our bball game

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update in 20-30 minutes

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Indiana Fills Needs for Next Year with Two More Recruits

Bloomington, IN - During their visits to the Indiana campus last week, Anderson Wells and Jake McKinney saw Indiana in a way that they could have never imagined; Indiana University has a beautiful campus, great academics, great athletic programs, and great students. Because of this, both of these high schoolers signed a letter of intent to play for the Indiana Hoosiers starting next year.

Anderson Wells, the #1 recruit in the nation, is one of the best punters ever to come out of high school. With good accuracy and an amazingly strong leg--this past season, he recorded a 95 yard punt. It didn't hit the ground until the ball had soared over 80 yards--Wells is a shoe-in for the 2016 NFL Draft. "Yeah, I'm good," he said over the telephone, "but I don't think I'm that good. People are already thinking I'll go to the NFL? They don't know what they're talking about. I'm only going to go to the NFL if I have an 'outstanding' career at Indiana." With Chris Hagerup graduating this season, Thompson badly needed a punter for next year. He was looking for a punter with a strong leg but still an accurate one. "Wells will work," said Thompson.

The other recruit, Jake McKinney, was the 5th ranked corner back in this year's recruiting class. He recorded only two interceptions this past season, and many coaches figured he was overrated. "He's worthless shit," said Arkansas coach Urban Meyer, who left Florida last year in favor of a 6 year, $179 million dollar contract, "He only had two interceptions! My backup kicker could have done better than that." But what these coaches didn't notice was that he was thrown to 5 times this past year. "I'm a shut-down corner," said McKinney. "I don't care if the colleges don't call. In my heart, I am the best corner back in this recruiting class, and that's what counts." McKinney came to Indiana because he has a chance to start on a great team. "That, and the fact that no one else called me," he said with a smile."

These two recruits gives Thompson a total of 7 recruits on the year. This is the 2nd most in the NCAA (Florida Atlantic has recruited 12 players already), but because all the recruits are 4 and 5 star players, Indiana has the top recruiting class in the nation so far.

[DoubleDeuce]

The #1 recruit is a Punter? Woooooow! And a 95 yard punt? Even more woooooow!

[packersfan4eva]

The #1 recruit is a Punter? Woooooow! And a 95 yard punt? Even more woooooow!

His power is 99....which is nuts for a high school kicker. What I did was I simmed ahead a year (didn't save, don't worry, I just wanted to see how good he was). Then on first and 10 I punted with a 25 mile per hour wind. The ball bounced well and went 95 yards and it didn't land until like the 20 yard line. It was an 80 yard kick. Freakin nuts. Can't do it again, but it was pretty ballin.


probably not gonna do the game update tonight, but i'll get it finished so i can post it tomorrow

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Just got back from my bball game. Starting the game update now

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Indiana Takes Worst Team in NCAA to School

Champaign, IL - Indiana came into today's game as the 8th best team in America. Illinois came in as the worst. The different in abilities really showed today as the Hoosiers trounced the Fighting Illini, 71-0.

"We just completely dominated," said assistant coach Rick Assenmouth. "It got to the point where we were doing everything in our power to not score 200 points. This team is just terrible." Replied Illinois coach Henry Anderson, who replaced Ron Zook after the latter's firing last season. "We aren't the worst team in the NCAA. Just because we lose all of our games in the Big 10, the best conference in the NCAA, doesn't mean we're the worst team in the country. You should have known that."

Indiana jumped out to a 21-0 lead in less than a minute because of Illinois turnovers and great defensive plays by the Hoosiers. They scored on a 51 yard touchdown pass from Jammone Chester to Damarlo Belcher, then a Drew Gray interception (he was injured on the play, but we'll talk about that later) set up a 15 yard touchdown run by Deleon Eskridge. "I knew it was over after that minute," said Illinois quarterback Jacob Charest. He went on to throw four interceptions during the game.

For the most part, the rest of the game was smooth sailing. Indiana's stifling defense completely shut down the Illinois offense. It's actually not that impressive considering the Fighting Illini have been shut out 3 times this season. But what is impressive is the six turnovers they created, the 45 yards Illinois collected in the second and third quarters combined, and the fact that they sacked Jacob Charest 13 times. "Today was the best defensive output by our team this season," said head coach Anthony Thompson.

But not everything about today's game was great. Indiana's starting LOLB, Drew Gray, broke his elbow during his interception return in the 1st quarter. "When my elbow hit the ground, I heard a pop and then felt searing pain all the way up my arm," he said after the game. "I knew I had done something serious do it, but I didn't know that my season was done."

Indiana hopes to continue their dominance against Northwestern next week.