Indiana-Purdue Rivalry: History of the Indiana Hardwood Battle

Indiana-Purdue Rivalry: History of the Indiana Hardwood Battle | Stadium

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With historic names like Bob Knight and Gene Keady stalking the sidelines in the state of Indiana, the basketball-hungry state has a rivalry for the ages in the Hoosiers vs. the Boilermakers. Let's take a look back at the top moments in this hoops battle on this edition of Stadium Rivals.
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@morningwaves 2 жыл бұрын

Forgot to include the Bob Knight halftime rant where he yelled: “I’m sick and tired of losing to Purdue!!”

@youtuber3328 Жыл бұрын

please read my comments

@richienakatue6546 Жыл бұрын

Can you do Baylor/Texas Tech shootout rivalry?

@Jayhawkboyfan 2 жыл бұрын

Please do Oklahoma vs Oklahoma state.

@jesskelley4726 2 жыл бұрын

KANSAS VS Mizzou

@knottyhealer7951 2 жыл бұрын

Rock Chalk Jaw Hawk

@MrPaleorific 3 ай бұрын

Your explanation of why IU got to go to the NCAA tournament in 1940 (which was their first NCAA title) is not quite correct. In John Wooden's book, he explains in a section about principles... "And Mr. Ward Lambert, my coach at Purdue, demonstrated extraordinary devotion to his principles, and was willing to suffer whatever consequences that entailed. For example, coach Lambert believed all intercollegiate games should be played on or near the campus of one of the participating schools. This, of course, ran counter to what was required in the playoffs, where games were often played on distant courts. Coach felt this deprived the students of the colleges involved and placed an unfair travel burden on them [travel was much different in 1940 than today] . He also believed it was inappropriate to hold intercollegiate competitions in commercial venues. In 1940 Purdue won the Big 10 title, and along with it a trip to the playoffs in Madison Square Garden. Coach Lambert subsequently withdrew Purdue's team from the national tournament. Indiana, the team that had finished just behind Purdue in the standings, was the replacement team and won the national championship that year. Coach Lambert held to his principles. He was true to his beliefs." - From Wooden: A lifetime of observations and reflections on and off the court. (1997, p 22-23). Whatever you think of Coach Lambert's views and decision, that is how IU got to go to the 1940 tournament despite not winning the Big 10 that year.

@watchstadium 3 ай бұрын

Thank you for this comment. Do you watch our shows?

@MrPaleorific 3 ай бұрын

@tadium I watched this video, which is why I commented. Do you have another video where you tell the Wooden story?

@youtuber3328 Жыл бұрын

in ALL honesty i'm PROBABLY in my SECOND life and i've lived in indiana all 37 years and as of december of 99 i really really HATE ALMOST all members of ball state purdue iu the colts and pacers and i previously burned ball state purdue iu apparel that came from goodwill and did does and will cost VERY LITTLE $