Return to the Glory Days: An Indiana Hoosiers Dynasty

[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

 

[packersfan4eva]

Indiana Intercepts Kinne 7 Times in Victory

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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.
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[packersfan4eva]

Nice update, but you said Replogle led the NFL in interceptions

whoops, thanks for tellin me. i'll fix that asap

 

[packersfan4eva]

Nice update, but you said Replogle led the NFL in interceptions

whoops, thanks for tellin me. i'll fix that now

 

[Proof21]

Keep up the good work man, nice win over Tulsa.

 

[packersfan4eva]

Keep up the good work man, nice win over Tulsa.

thanks for keepin up proof. glad to have another follower.

since i was at the middle school state CYO (catholic youth organization) meet today (we got second place, i got 27th overall out of 218), i didn't have time to get in an update. i'll have 2 or 3 updates tomorrow

 

[packersfan4eva]

 

[packersfan4eva]

7 pics on Tulsa! Wow. Great job.

i know! even though my INT sliders were at 5, i kept catching passes. it was crazy.


srry guyz, i was celebrating my grandma's 83rd birthday in indy. i have music lessons until 5, then i'll have the recruiting update by 5:30 or 5:40

 

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[packersfan4eva]

NCAA to Experiment With Game Length

Indianapolis, IN - In one of the most surprising decisions in NCAA history, it was announced yesterday that for one week only, all college football games will be played with 16 minute quarters (in the video game, it will be 8 instead of 7 minute quarters to see what happens. I'm trying new sliders).

"We aren't trying to boost stats or anything. We just want to see how teams and fans will cope with the sudden change in game length," said John Chapman, a member of the committee that voted on the change. "We want to see if the decision will attract fans or turn them away. We also want to see whether it will boost stats or scores by a larger margin than we want."

The decision came after weeks of heated discussion. In week one, 12 games involved a team winning while scoring less than 10 points. "That's too few points," Chapman told us. "The fans want to see action! The previous weeks haven't showed much action," added Christopher Wren, another member of the NCAA committee.

In other news, coach Anthony Thompson has received verbal commitments from two more recruits: Tracy Lilly and Dennis Hooper. Both of them are four star recruits, both were highly sought-after by the Indiana recruiting staff, and both play positions that Indiana desperately needs for next year. "It is obvious that both of them will start in 2011," said Coach Thompson last night. "We don't have a linebacker or a safety to start ahead of them."


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[packersfan4eva]

Like the length change, and your class is looking good. A five star with IU ain't bad. Keep up the awesome work.

thanks for keepin up jay.


i'll have the game update tonight. don't know when, but it's definitely coming. unless easports dies or something

 

[packersfan4eva]

srry guys, cross country season is over very soon. right now, we have practice from 4:30 until 6:30, leavin me almost no time to work on updates. since the season is almost over, i will have plenty of time to work on updates starting sometime next week. until then, expect at least 1 update a night (except tonight, cuz practice went late. really late.). i'll have the game update tomorrow for sure. in fact, all i have to do is post the pictures, which will take like 5 minutes. but i can't do it tonight cuz my mom's in a pissy mood right now.

 

[Lumpkin]

looks like your having a good season, nice work

 

[packersfan4eva]

looks like your having a good season, nice work

IMO 7-1 is a good season . glad to have u aboard.

I really thought you were gonna end this when you said "srry guys"

Almost pooped myself!

lol, srry bout that

like 10 seconds away from posting the game

 

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[packersfan4eva]

Offense Leads the Way....Again

Bloomington, IN - Even though the defense has played miserably the last few weeks, the offense has been one step ahead each game. Today was no different, as the Hoosiers out-gunned the Wildcats 53-48 in the Hoosiers first 64-minute game.

"We suck," said Tim Alexander. "I know you guys are thinking, 'You guys have a player in the Top 10 in the nation for almost every defensive category! How can you suck?' We can suck because we give up over 30 points a game, which is one of the worst in the NCAA. That's bad." "We need to get our act together," added Adrian Burks, one of the starting Hoosiers corner backs. "I'm having trouble just going out onto the field because we think they are going to score every drive. We don't have the energy or motivation to make great plays anymore."

Even though the defense gave up a ton of points, they came up with some key stops when they needed it. For instance, with Northwestern driving down the field and only 53 seconds on the clock, they Hoosiers came up with a key interception that ended the Wildcats' drive. The Hoosiers ended up scoring a field goal, giving the Hoosiers a 6 point lead. In the 4th quarter, after Indiana scored a touchdown to take a 5 point lead, Tim Alexander came up with an interception in the red zone which gave the Hoosiers the win. "At least we won," Alexander said after the game.

The Hoosiers face a tough Michigan State team next week.



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[packersfan4eva]

srry guys, i can't update tonight. i had a school dance (awesome), and i have to go to bed early tonight cuz im extremely tired. so i'll have 2 or 3 updates tonight