73Card said:

Convincing offensive game, no doubt. But, we still had pitching issues in the late innings which is concerning. 1PM Sunday start time.

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BooneCo_Card said:

Sorry for misspeaking. 35 years doesn't erase the memory but does cloud the details lol. I do remember playing Purdue during the Crum era. The wife and my 2nd date was a trip to see the Cards and Purdue play at Market Square Arena in 1996.

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Bardman said:

If I recall correctly, last year (~last 30% of the schedule) Lessman really pitched well. He has all but fallen into that oblivion this season. Geez.

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UKCoachesGraveyard said:

That was called the Big 4 Classic in the old RCA Dome and it was UofL, IU, ND, & UK (not Purdue) with tickets split evenly.

We alternated playing IU & ND. It was a GREAT 1st weekend in every December for a while until the NFL moved to playing games on that Saturday too and the Big 4 was caput.

I miss it alot, but this game may have a similar feel with the Big 10 football Championship also being played in town.

If the Cards are in the ACC football Championship, I'll have to miss this bb game though.

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2330859 said:

Seats suck; most who want to actually see the action have learned to stay at home and watch on tv.

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2330859 said:

Seats suck; most who want to actually see the action have learned to stay at home and watch on tv.

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IowaAlumni said:

Hmm...possibly you fail to understand that more U of L fans can attend in Indy than in Bloomington. More tickets, probably 50% will be allotted to U of L. Good revenue! Plus, the game will be a major draw on national television and many U of L fans enjoy games in Indy. U of L has many fans in Indiana, and it is an easy drive from Louisville. There is nothing to dislike about playing in Indy.

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