thirdgenhoosier

No one is getting kicked out. Could I be wrong? Sure. But I’ll believe it when I see it.

I completely understand that many don’t like further expansion but be happy we are in the Big Ten. Our conference isn’t breaking apart and neither is the SEC. Be thankful we aren’t Oregon State, Iowa State, etc. We will be fine. JMO.

Additionally, according to CBS it is official. CBS article

Does Oregon add much? What about Stanford and grabbing the Bay Area market?

If I’m the PAC 12 and I want to replace those two schools I’d rather add Oklahoma St, Texas Tech, Kansas, and Baylor. A type of merger so to speak. Maybe??

Those days are long gone Scott. The news today is the new reality. Be happy we are not Washington St.

Might as well make a play for ND too.

Any relation to Andy Benes?

You're not alone...thanks.

Sorry…should have specified. I only checked the 247 CB.

I looked this evening and there aren’t any picks. For anyone.

Tucker and Sharp in relief. Wow!! What performances!!

It really baffles me why they play reruns of wrestling and old football games on weekends WHILE there are live baseball games being played.

I actually think it is two of the above. We played two games last time we were in this. But, yes, to the point you are making.

Apparently IU has agreed to play in the 4 team tournament. The other 3 teams are Texas, UConn, and Louisville. Rivals article on the event

I would guess that IU would want MSU as our second because of the trophy?? But would MSU want IU as their second?

In no way can I confirm this is legit, but I was told today that the Big Ten is indeed scrapping the divisions and this will start in 2023 (not exactly new there). In addition, I was told that each team would be able to keep 2 protected rivals. I don't know if that means every team will have 2 or just that they can have 2.

So Nebraska won, Penn St lost, and PU got rained out. Now we watch Minnesota v Northwestern. Am I correct that if Minnesota wins IU is in the Big Ten tournament and if Northwestern wins IU has to beat Iowa to make it in?

Yep. I know that. Was just disclosing where I was coming from. I don’t think I said anything about Sueing being their best player.

Your post said bringing back most of their top ten players. I wasn’t comparing Sueing to those other guys. But Sueing is a returning starter so he fits the conversation. Now, I don’t know who else OSU has back so maybe you’re right and the answer is still no. I just thought it was noteworthy.

Just for the sake of discussion, OSU might be a yes since they get the Sueing kid back after missing last year due to injury. I personally think that is huge for them.

13-12 now?

Hoosiers up 13-2 in the third inning!

I'm guessing it was the transfer from Auburn, Shaun Shivers.

Michigan lost again so that’s good. Next weekend at Iowa is going to be tough.