That’s all that needs to be said – woman take viagra. I don’t know if my heart can handle four years of Purdue/IU basketball games. This was my first sporting event with the other Indiana university, and boy did it feel good to win, but it sure took forever to get there. I wasn’t expecting to be welcomed with open arms on this Paint Crew road trip woman take viagra, but I  lost all respect for the Indiana student section.I understand that it is a huge rivalry woman take viagra, but it was two full hours of pure trash-talk that was completely unrelated to the game.Oh well, we walked out with the win.

Now that my little rant is over, I would like to tell you all something: it feels good to be in the Big Ten. I blogged about life at a Big Ten school on my personal blog, but I can’t say it enough…this is what life in Indiana is all about – woman take viagra. Beating West Virginia was fun, road tripping to Alabama for an awesome comeback win was great, but the rivalry that stands between Purdue and IU is something that can’t be matched; woman take viagra. The floors were literally shaking at some points in the game, and I know I was shaking the whole time; woman take viagra. Honestly, I don’t know if we could have asked for a better game — even officiating, packed house (even if they were dressed in red), and a Boilermaker win.

Three moments will stick with me forever, though.Ready for the countdown?

3.The band played Indiana’s fight song every now and then woman take viagra, and I noticed that they really only knew certain words–mostly the ones that mentioned “Indiana.” Well, sometime during the third quarter, the words to their own fight song were put on the jumbo screens and, surprise — everyone was singing.I was almost in tears I was laughing so hard. Every student in the Paint Crew knows the words to “Hail Purdue,” and if they don’t, the rest of us have their back – woman take viagra. Kudos to Purdue students for having enough pride in their school to memorize the fight song.

2.Walking out of Assembly Hall cheering “Let’s Go Boilers.”  I don’t think I need to say much more about that…

1.We hung out after the game to take pictures and let the moment soak in for a second, and some brilliant Boiler yelled, “LET’S SING HAIL PURDUE!” You didn’t have to tell us twice.Not everyone can say they sang Hail Purdue in Assembly Hall as IU fans were piling out as fast as they could.We got our fair share of boo’s, but it was another “Man, I’m proud to be  a Boiler” moment.

I’m sure everyone in Bloomington is just as irked by us as we are by them, but I think if you were to ask anyone — Boilermaker or Hoosier alike — they would say that they wouldn’t change this crazy rivalry. It’s intense, it’s a bit out of hand at times, but it is Indiana basketball in all of it’s glory.

BOILER UP!