Got an opportunity to overcome a different type of challenge for this team. Next play. Flip the script.
Mission accomplished.
That was one hell of a comeback, maybe the best I've ever seen!!
I can’t wait to come back and read all the comments.
That was an all-timer of a game. Ugly as hell but an all timer
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I can’t wait to come back and read all the comments.
That was an all-timer of a game. Ugly as hell but an all timer
I thought I was happy when we beat them at home on the overtime scramble by Penix during the Covid season. Not even close to this. What a gutsy performance.
Coopers catch getting all the pub, but man, I’m not sure Beckers wasn’t better!
Charlie came up huge today. 4 deep when Sarratt comes back.
Truly a championship team like moment.
@thehoosierhuddle The most disgusting, but equally beautiful game Ive ever watched our team play. Tops the Michigan game last year.
Edit: Penix's dive to beat PSU is pretty close, but I also had zero expectations going into that game, it was house money.
If we can get a stop here, legendary drive coming up for Mendoza.
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Anyone got Don Fischers call on the final drive? Would love to hear it!
https://twitter.com/reeserjoel/status/1987270248123212226?s=20
Fisch's Call
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Jr wanted to leave the stadium when we punted to PSU when they had the lead there at the end. I told him I’m not raising a bitch and if we’re going through all this trouble we’re going to stay until an IU win is off the table.
Solid parenting move as it turned out.
@thehoosierhuddle That felt very good hearing that Sammy. Thanks.
While I regarded God as a tyrant I thought my sin a trifle; But when I knew Him to be my Father, then I mourned that I could ever have kicked against Him. When I thought God was hard, I found it easy to sin; but when I found God so kind, so good, so overflowing with compassion, I smote upon my breast to think that I could ever have rebelled against One who loved me so, and sought my good.” C. H. Spurgeon