What say you?
Mine...
- Last night ... by a mile
- B1G Championship (shared experience at Lucas Oil with oldest daughter)
- Peach Bowl
- Rose Bowl
- IU/Syracuse 1987
Honorable mention (in no particular order)...
- IU/Duke 2002
- IU/UNLV 1987 semifinal
- Wat shot
I'm a 2017 grad so bear with me here lol, been a fan since 2012/2013.
1.) Last night, not even close
2.) Penix's dive vs. PSU
3.) IUBB's win over UNC (edit: 2016 regular season home win with OG, TB, etc, sad, I know)
4.) Rushing the field when IUFB beat #17 MSU (sad, I know)
5.) Zander Diamont almost beating OSU (sad, I know)
Honorable Mention: Rushing the court when Noah Vonleh's IUBB beat #3 Wisconsin (sad, I know)
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Damn I'm old.I'm a 2017 grad so bear with me here lol, been a fan since 2012/2013.
1.) Last night, not even close
2.) Penix's dive vs. PSU
3.) IUBB's win over UNC
4.) Rushing the field when IUFB beat #17 MSU (sad, I know)
5.) Zander Diamont almost beating OSU (sad, I know)
Honorable Mention: Rushing the court when Noah Vonleh's IUBB beat #3 Wisconsin (sad, I know)
1. Indiana football 2026
2. Indiana basketball 1987
3. Cincinnati Reds 1990
4. Greensburg basketball 2013 & 2014
5. Indianapolis Colts 2007
1. Last night
2. 1987
3. 2002 FF run
4. 2007 Colts.
5. Making the playoffs last season.
As far as the ones I can remember, this year, last year, 2012-2013 team, Wat Shot, 2002 FF team, 92-93 CBB team.
I was just a kid in 87 but every now and then I'd come across the recorded VHS of the Steve Alford Shot.
1) 1976 undefeated hoops title*
2) last night
3) Smart's shot / 1987 title
4) 1981 title
5) Moye block / Duke upset
6) Football B1G championship win over OSU
7) 1988 41-7 win over OSU aka "darkest day"
8) Wat shot (I thought that we were BACK)
9) Jay Edward's buzzer beater over UM (I had great seats right behind the basket where the shot went in)
*Though I would have to say that, while the 1976 undefeated hoops title is #1 for me, part of my reaction to the title was relief more than simply pure joy, knowing that we SHOULD have won the previous year but for May's broken arm.
"You can't make someone listen to reason if they aren't willing to think"-- Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451
1. IU 87
2. 26 Peach Bowl (b/c in person)
3. IU 26 in Miami
4. Phillies 08
5. Fake punt vs. PU while leading 38-0 (just because lolz)
1. 2026 IUFB
2. 1976 IUBB
3. 1987 IUBB
4. 1981 IUBB
5. 2016 Kyle Schwarber leading the Cubs to the WS title
Honorable Mention:
RMK coming back to Assembly Hall
The Wat Shot
Cooper's toe tap at Penn State
1967 IUFB
In my lifetime these can't be topped;
5 1953 BB NC
4 1976 BB NC
3 1981 BB NC
2 1987 BB NC
1 2k26 FB NC
At no time in my lifetime did I ever envision an IUFB NC. What a blast!
I wasn't an IU fan until I decided to attend IU in 1991, so I can't count any of the prior basketball championships. So, my top 5 moments:
1. Last night, by far (and really this entire season).
2. 2002 IU/Duke Sweet 16
3. 1992 Elite 8 beatdown vs. UCLA
4. Wat Shot
5. Calbert breaking the Big Ten career scoring record
Honorable mention:
- 2002 Final Four vs. Oklahoma
- 1993 IU vs. the Fab 5, #1 vs. #4
3.) IUBB's win over UNC
I’m ashamed to say I don’t know what you’re referring to with this one. Last important game against UNC that I remember was a loss in the sweet sixteen.
3.) IUBB's win over UNC
I’m ashamed to say I don’t know what you’re referring to with this one. Last important game against UNC that I remember was a loss in the sweet sixteen.
Dan Dakich guarding Michael Jordan. 1984. That UNC team had Jordan, Sam Perkins, and James Worthy on it.
"You can't make someone listen to reason if they aren't willing to think"-- Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451
I missed listing the 1987 BB semifinal win over UNLV. In many ways that was the equal of the championship win over Syracuse.
"You can't make someone listen to reason if they aren't willing to think"-- Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451
3.) IUBB's win over UNC
I’m ashamed to say I don’t know what you’re referring to with this one. Last important game against UNC that I remember was a loss in the sweet sixteen.
1981 basketball national championship at the Spectrum in Philly. Ray Lee, Isiah, Wittman, Kitchel, Tolbert, J Thomas, Risley. Stormed through the tournament, including the Mideast Regional Semis and Finals played at Assembly Hall.