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and you got another win in Big Ten play.

Welcome in to this live edition of Lockdown Hoosiers.

I'm Jacob Goins.

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I just don't.

And so Indiana saved its season today with multiple guys who stepped up, had their name called.

and delivered for Chris Signetti and the Hoosiers.

Grant Wilson is one of them.

Another opponent has arrived for Indiana.

It's the Hoosiers and the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

Here's what you need to know about tomorrow's matchup.

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Well, the first availability report of the week is out for Indiana and Minnesota, and there's some big names on there for the Hoosiers.

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And on this bonus show today, we're talking about the college football playoff and how many teams from the Big Ten are realistically still alive.

I grew up in Louisiana, was born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and then they took me back to the correct side of the river a few days later.

So I am a redneck, not a coon ass, and a Hoosier by choice.

I've been up here 24 years and just absolutely fell in love.

I live down in Greenwood, so unincorporated Johnson County, and It's everything you want in a community.

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And we're going to be discussing... yesterday's matchup between the Hoosiers and the Wolverines, but also doing a little bit of a preview for Minnesota versus Indiana, which we are going to save until the end.

Let's start with Josh Hoover and his health, and also his poor quarterback play yesterday, because that was the most stunning thing to me.

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That question sounded just like a sucker.

The latter scornful epithet, Tad discovered, was universally applied by the Hoosiers to their neighbors on the west.

Although hundreds of families were moving from Indiana into Illinois every year, and the people of the two states were often blood kin to each other, there was a vigorous rivalry that did not always confine itself to calling names.

Something of this feeling Tad was soon to see, for they made a landing at Shawneetown on the Illinois shore sometime during the forenoon.

The folks along the river know a trade and scowl by the calico flag, and wave to us when they want us.

Tad got back aboard the Katie Roby, and they cast off the tie rope.

Well, so long, Hoosiers, said Magoon.

I reckon I won't see you again, unless I catch you in New Orleans.

They have a million stories that are already ready to be told.

And I have the skillset to help build this annuity for the next generations of Hoosiers that come along after us to use my skillset and bring in creative people and connect them to historians.

So to me, I don't see it as a difference.

I see like the work that I've done at IBJ with Ms. Pat, We Are Libertarians, Bob and Tom, like it's all the same thing.