Care: The Fire Has Been Lit This is the first time in what feels like a long time that we saw the entire team fired up on the sidelines, after big plays, and generally bringing the noise all game. After Trey's final TD the entire offensive line was in the endzone pumping up the crowd and generally going nuts.
time that we saw the entire team fired up on the sidelines, after big plays, and generally bringing the all game. After Trey's final TD the entire offensive line was in the endzone pumping up the crowd and generally going nuts. Will Howard had his arms waving to the crowd all game. The defense was meeting at the quarterback and then meeting each other in celebration shortly after.
I think Indiana is a good team. Most of the national media will say they were frauds who were exposed today and they'll likely plummet in the rankings and potentially be out of the playoffs. They don't deserve that because I think they can play with most teams in the 7-12 ranking range, and those teams will get a lot more credit than Indiana.I wrote about this after Penn State, and I'm writing about it again now: our offensive line is full of dudes who want to play ball.
Jeremiah Smith was interfered with on the pass in the end zone that forced him to go up with one hand. Not called, shortly after we were called for one of many PI's. Indiana held blatantly a couple times and wasn't called.
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