Indiana Hoosiers football tickets have fans caught up in a storm of excitement. "Hurricane" Terry Hoeppner blew into Bloomington in December and has the whole state once again excited about Indiana Hoosiers tickets.

After 19 years on the staff at Miami University (Ohio), the last six spent as RedHawks head coach, Hoeppner's arrival has been like a breath of fresh air, re-energizing the Hoosier football ticket holders and making the Big Ten take notice. So pin down your Indiana Hoosiers football tickets and head on over to Memorial Stadium to see if Hoeppner's Hoosiers can blow back into the Big Ten race in the 2005 NCAA college football season.

During his tenure at Miami, Hoeppner punched the RedHawks' ticket to a pair of Mid-American Conference East Division title. In 2003, led by future Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, Hoeppner's RedHawks won the GMAC Bowl and finished ranked 10th in the Associated Press Poll and as high as No. 11 in the Bowl Championship Series. Indiana fans are lining up for Hoosier football tickets to see if Hoeppner can produce the same kind of success.

Even the most diehard Hoosier fan, who hasn't even sniffed bowl tickets in a decade, will admit that Hoeppner has his hands full trying to turn the Indiana program around. Yet, with 19 returning starters from last year's 3-8 team, there is some talent to work with, including 6-foot-3, 330-pound offensive tackle Isaac Sowells, who passed on cashing his ticket to the NFL to return for his senior year to delight Indiana Hoosier ticket holders.

In the 2004 NCAA college football season, the Hoosiers pulled off a pair of upsets, surprising PAC 10 power, the Oregon Ducks, and later on ending the Minnesota Golden Gophers dreams of a Big Ten title.

Fans are lining up for Indiana Hoosiers football tickets in anticipation of more upsets that will once again rock the college football world in 2005. Memorial Stadium will play host to the Kentucky Wildcats, Illinois Fighting Illini, Ohio State Buckeyes, Minnesota Golden Gophers and Purdue Boilermakers. Grab your own piece of Indiana football history and watch "Hurricane" Hoeppner work his magic making postseason college bowl tickets out of Hoosier football tickets.