It took me about 10 minutes in the airport to lose all respect for Indiana as a program

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My son-in-law is from Indiana, and a few days ago he said...."Indiana is in the championship game?? INDIANA?", like he was completely shocked.
 
I think both Cignetti and Mario are contributing a similar thought to college football right now--the idea that teamwork, preparation, community, brotherhood--all matter more than just buying a team. Them whipping up on Oregon and Alabama and us making it through the meatgrinder playoff bracket as underdogs is good for college football. And IU's been the whipping boy of the Big 10 for decades--but now they've taken down Penn State, *OSU, Oregon, Michigan State, etc--they must be feeling really good to be a Hoosier right now.

But them boyz are walking right into a buzz saw, a band of brothers that see them as the only thing standing between them and everything they've wanted since they started strapping on those Optimist helmets in Little River and Allapattah. They don't know it yet, but they will.
 
Saw very few IU gear at Fan Central…so either there’s less than we thought or they’re scared to wear their colors.

My biggest takeaway from those I did see: IU fans… the introverts stare at their shoes, and the extroverts stare at your shoes.
 
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So, fans of a team acting like fans?

You finding this weird is far worse than the OP.

And don't take pics of random people enjoying life.
 
Canes fanes do the same thing saying Whoosh Whoosh.

Music Video Wtf GIF
 
Grown men saying “hoo hoo” to each other everywhere.

This fanbase may be the worst yet in the playoffs.

These two dudes began and ended their conversation with “hoo hoo”

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Hard to believe those guys are eating?!

That sounds almost as bad as seeing all the Bucks a week before the game in 2003 at golf courses all over whispering Go Bucks behind your back after you walk past them in a creepy fu king tone.
 
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