Indiana football coach Hoeppner dies

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#3
I go to IU and this is very sad. He was turning IU football around. My prayers go out to his family friends and team.
 
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ttrogvol said:
I go to IU and this is very sad. He was turning IU football around. My prayers go out to his family friends and team.
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Hey there, I'm about 45 minutes west of you near Brazil. I personaly can't stand anything IU but I liked Coach Hep. He was really getting IU fans excited about the program. Very sad.
 
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#8
terrible news. there was a great story about him turning around that program during the season. i really liked the guy
 
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#9
Not only have two Big Ten football coaches died around the same time, they were also at the helm of potentially creating a renaissance period for their programs. Coach Walker and Hep are both sorely missed by all of college football.
 
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#10
Hoeppner had really infused some enthusiasm into that program. Hopefully, Bill Lynch, another really good guy, can keep that going this year.
 
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#11
my dad (an IU alumn) commented to me about 2 months ago that he hasn't been this excited for an IU football season since Bill Mallory left.

truely a sad day for not only the IU community, but the Miami community as well.
 
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doozer said:
my dad (an IU alumn) commented to me about 2 months ago that he hasn't been this excited for an IU football season since Bill Mallory left.

truely a sad day for not only the IU community, but the Miami community as well.
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Bill Mallory-One of the great, underrated coaches of the last 25 years.
 
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milohimself said:
Not only have two Big Ten football coaches died around the same time, they were also at the helm of potentially creating a renaissance period for their programs. Coach Walker and Hep are both sorely missed by all of college football.
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and also both coached @ Miami(Oh) prior to landing their Big 10 jobs
 
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