Indiana Football Remains In Hole
The Sporting Blog —
... a priest: not for last rites, but for an exorcism, since an evil demon has possessed it for as long as one cares to remember. Even the moments of Indiana's triumphs are tainted by bad luck, or at worst tragedy, as exemplified by the Hoosiers actually getting a talented coach up to the challenge (Terry Hoeppner,) climbing out of the basement of the Big Ten, and then losing the talented coach to brain cancer last year. The latest relatively minor but telling plague to strike Indiana: sinkholes. [image] The sinkhole in the endzone opened up due to recent heavy rains. It would ...
Field problems.
The Hoosier Report —
... As the Hoosier Scoop notes, the resolution could be complicated because the company that installed IU's field is no longer in business (that doesn't mean there wouldn't be a successor-in-interest who would be on the hook for any defect in construction, but it's a complication nonetheless). But regardless of who pays for it, obviously IU needs to begin its efforts to repair the field or (more likely) install a new one before the season. Adding yet another wrinkle is a major event scheduled for early August in Bloomington. As part of its effort to attract a variety of ...
