Return to the Glory Days: An Indiana Hoosiers Dynasty

[packersfan4eva]

Because when you dislocate something, it's not like it's just the joint and nothing else around it. There are ligaments, tendons, all that shit to deal with that gets fucked up when it gets all stretched out/ripped to shreds by the bone. Just sayin'

i guess i never thought of that. thanks.

i'll have the update in like 10 seconds

 

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[LC AAU]

Nice, your #19 in the Nation.

 

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Willis Set to Have Surgery Tomorrow, Indiana Cracks Top 25

Bloomington, IN - Coach Anthony Thompson announced yesterday that Darius Willis is going to have surgery tomorrow on his dislocated elbow.

Darius Willis, who was supposed to be the top Indiana running back this season, dislocated his elbow during Indiana's 25-23 win over the #11 Ohio State Buckeyes. After the game, the Hoosiers medical staff also discovered a tear of his Brachioradialis (a muscle that stretches across the elbow). "Unless he wants to have permanent damage in his arm, he must have this injury fixed," coach told the Herald-Times newspaper yesterday. "It's a pretty serious injury, and he might never be able to play running back again unless it is fixed."

In other Indiana news, the Hoosiers have finally broken the wall between them and the top 25 rankings during the regular season. Last season, they ended the season in the AP Top 25 for the first time since 1988, and are on pace this year to finish even better than before. "We're winning everything," was all coach had to say.

Their 19th ranking is the highest since 1991, when they were 17th in the country for a few weeks until they lost a couple of Big-10 games.
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[Len B]

Love the CBS template.

And 5 star cb's are fun as hell to use, good luck with Newberry.

Can you imagine if Indiana beat OSU in real life.. shit would go down

 

[packersfan4eva]

Love the CBS template.

And 5 star cb's are fun as hell to use, good luck with Newberry.

Can you imagine if Indiana beat OSU in real life.. shit would go down

i think he'll be awesome. him and tim alexander will be stars at indiana when their juniors or seniors. if indiana beat osu in real life, i will thank every one of ur posts for the rest of the history of vsn. thanks for followin len



workin on the update, should have it up soon

 

[Len B]

Yeah, I'd be tempted to sim ahead just to get him on the field lol

 

[packersfan4eva]

Yeah, I'd be tempted to sim ahead just to get him on the field lol

im not tempted, and i'd ruin my chise if i did that.


i have the fuckin game update done, but easportsworld won't load my last picture. just gotta wait for that.

 

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Despite Offensive Struggles, Indiana Wins Tough Road Game

Madison, WI - Despite the Hoosiers offense struggling yesterday against the #25 Wisconsin Badgers, two 2nd half pick-sixes saved the Hoosiers from an early exit from the top 25.

"It was unbelievable," coach Thompson said yesterday. "Every time the Badgers started driving down the field, we would steal the ball away and score a touchdown. I can't thank the defense enough for their play today. Especially the secondary."

The Hoosiers didn't start off so well, being held scoreless in the 1st quarter and ending the half ahead 7-6. "I seriously thought we were going to lose," assistant coach Tim Fitzpatrick said. Damarlo Belcher said it more blatantly, mentioning that "We couldn't do s***." But Indiana took off in the 2nd half, scoring 17 points while shutting out the Badgers. But it wasn't the offense that put up the points. It was the defense.

Two straight plays, two straight interceptions for touchdowns. By two different people. After a fantastic interception by Chris Adkins, in which he caught the ball, spun before going out of bounds, and then ran into the end zone, Donnell Jones had the same feat. He stepped in front of a poorly thrown ball, caught it, and took it to the house. After being ahead 7-6, they were now in cruise control (they were ahead 21-6, for those who can't perform simple math problems).

Indiana, on pace to go to a BCS bowl game for the first time in team history, hosts Illinois next week in one of their annual rivalry games.
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[packersfan4eva]

srry bout no update, i was gone all day. workin on an update now

 

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extremely srry about thewait, my sister won't let me use the computer. we have 2 computers, but this one doesn't have paint. i'll see how quickly i can get the update done when she's done w/ it



TO MAKE UP FOR THE LACK OF UPDATE TONIGHT, I WILL HAVE 2 UPDATES TOMORROW. SRRY GUYZ
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[Tearz49ers]

I haven't checked in for a while. However it looks like you have Indiana on lock.

 

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Offense Can't Find Rhythm in Defensive Win

Bloomington, IN - It seems that Darius Willis was a bigger part of the Indiana offense then people thought. In the games that he's missed, it has been up to the defense to guide the Hoosiers to victory, and today was no different.

I'm going to be quite frank here. Indiana's offense sucked today. Sure, Jammone Chester threw for 200 yards (the first time in his career that he has done so). Sure, Zach Davis-Walker ran for 83 yards. But they only put up 7 points on offense, something that hasn't happened under coach Thompson's reign as head coach. "I am extremely disappointed." coach told us. "I figured, 'so what if Willis is hurt? We can still win!' Instead, my offense has fallen apart." "I didn't think I made such a difference in our offense," Willis added. "It wasn't as if I was racking up stats. I guess my presence out there just made our whole team better."

The offense struggled today. Clearly. But thankfully, the defense stepped up its game and carried the Indiana team to victory once again. How did they do it? With 5 interceptions. And 3 interceptions for touchdowns.

Not much more I can say. Every pass was intercepted by the Hoosiers, and most of them were returned for touchdowns. "The defensive backs just had a glint in their eyes. You could tell today was their time to shine," said Ben Chappell, the backup quarterback. "It almost made me want to go out there and play on defense with them."

Indiana plays Iowa next week in what could be one of their huge trap games this season.


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updated the schedule with our last two games. to see how indiana's done so far this season, click HERE

 

[Woy]

Lol at the photographers being out cause of swine flu.

Nice win, keep it up.

 

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The Battle is on for the Starting Halfback Position

Bloomington, IN - Since Darius Willis is injured and Zach Davis-Walker hasn't been performing up to par, coach Anthony Thompson has reopened the starting halfback position.

Zach Davis-Walker (redshirt Sophomore), Drew Gray (Freshman), and Shane Covington (redshirt Junior) are all competing for the starting job. Davis-Walker is still leading the battle, but it's close. "[Zach Davis-Walker] hasn't been performing as well as we hoped," said coach Anthony Thompson yesterday. "He hasn't been rushing for a good average, a lot of touchdowns, or many yards per game. He's not performing well in any way."

No other news was given out about the starting job, but it appears that Drew Gray is way behind Covington and Davis-Walker.
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