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Allen was fired last month by Indiana after eight years as head coach. The 53-year-old Indiana native went 33-49 with the Hoosiers.
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Hunter Smith, an Indianapolis Colts punter turned farmer, is running for an open Statehouse seat as a Republican.
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Curt Cignetti comes from James Madison University, where he went 52-9 in five seasons, including 11-1 this year as the Dukes earned their first bowl berth.
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Casey led the Big Ten and finished second in the nation in tackles for loss (20) and solo tackles (78).
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Josh Bruick, co-founder and CEO, said the project was created to share the gameday experience with people who otherwise couldn’t afford it.
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Indiana quarterback Brendan Sorsby ran for one touchdown and threw for another, leading the Hoosiers past short-handed Wisconsin 20-14.
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The Hoosiers were unable to turn a losing season around Saturday despite taking an early lead against Rutgers.
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This weekend is one of Bloomington's busiest times of the year, with Homecoming and Hoosier Hysteria overlapping. However, there are a few things Hoosiers can do to stay safe during these crowded events.
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The Hoosiers soon may have a third option at quarterback in Dexter Williams II. The junior started two games last year before tearing his ACL in the season finale against Purdue.
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The Wolverines have won almost 86 percent of their games against Indiana. An unprecedented upset would give coach Tom Allen and the program a needed boost.