I like this idea but there is just no way that the University can legally endorse it by "permitting" fans to rush the field. They'd be opening themselves up to a lot of liability issues if something really bad happened. Right now they can legally say "Hey, we don't allow it and it's...
The one unknown is with the bowls all getting renegotiated this off-season, what is the Big Ten's preference for who they renew with? For instance, if the conference knows they're pretty much done with Pinstripe then they have no incentive to give that bowl a competitive game. But if they want...
QB's weren't brought in to play. No biggie that they didn't.
Hard to grade the RB's since Turner was #2 and got hurt.
WR's were probably a disappointment. But Tracy did end up being one of our main guys. I would say that's more of a C- than a fail.
Biber was solid. B
OL and DL....yeah...
Yeah that's dumb. Big Ten had a shared agreement with Gator & Music city from 2014-2019 (each bowl got a Big Ten team 3 times in a 6-year period) but the Gator Bowl and Big Ten parted ways after the 2019 season.
Agree....but Indiana has benefitted from having an annual matchup against Purdue. Their record before they became a power was higher than it should have been.