Indiana–Purdue rivalry

**Indiana–Purdue rivalry**

	Indiana University	Purdue University
Established	1820	1869
Primary Location	Bloomington, IN	West Lafayette, IN
Enrollment	40,456^[1]	39,726^[2]
Nickname	Hoosiers	Boilermakers
School Colors	Cream and Crimson	Old Gold and Black
Varsity Teams	24	20
Crimson & Gold Cup Wins	5	3
Total Championships	23	3

The Indiana–Purdue rivalry is an American college rivalry between the Indiana Hoosiers sports teams of Indiana University and the Purdue Boilermakers sports teams of Purdue University. It is regarded as the most intense in the state of Indiana and one of the best rivalries in the country.^[3] The Hoosiers represent the Bloomington campus of the Indiana University system, and the Boilermakers represent the West Lafayette campus of the Purdue University system. The two campuses are the flagship public institutions of higher learning in the state of Indiana, and they have the two highest university enrollments in the state. Both universities have been members of the Big Ten Conference for over 100 years, ensuring yearly competition across all sports and adding conference standing implications to the rivalry.

Each year the Hoosiers and the Boilers compete for the Crimson & Gold Cup along with additional traveling trophies in four sports. The Crimson & Gold cup is an all-sports traveling trophy started in 2001, then known as the Titan Series. The schools accumulate points based on the results of head-to-head competition or standings at the Big Ten championships for Olympic sports, and the program with the most points at the end of the year wins the trophy. A total of 20 points are available in the competition, one point for each sport in which both school compete. Purdue captured the Cup in 2003, 2004, and 2007 while Indiana won in 2002, 2005, 2006, and 2008. The largest margin of victory has been five points in this past 2008-2009 season.^[4] The Hoosiers and Boilers also compete for the Old Oaken Bucket in football, the Monon Spike in volleyball, the Barn Burner Trophy in women's basketball, and the Golden Boot in women's soccer.^[5]

1 Men's basketball
- 1.1 Memorable Games
- 1.2 List of scores
2 Football
3 Other sports
4 Crimson and Gold Cup
5 Notes
6 References
7 External links

Men's basketball

**Basketball Rivalry**^[6]
	Indiana	Purdue
Series Wins	84	112
National Championships^[7]	5	1*
NCAA Tournament Championships^[7]^{[Note 1]}	5	0
NCAA Tournament Appearances^[8]^[9]	35	24
Big Ten Championships^[10]	20	22
Big Ten Tournament Championships	0	1
All-American Selections^[11]	42	46
Consensus First-Team All-American Selections^[12]	15	25
Naismith College Player of the Year^[13]	2	1
Big Ten Men's Basketball Player of the Year^[14]	6	3

Indiana and Purdue compete in one of the most intense and important basketball rivalries in the nation.^[15] Purdue leads the all-time series 112-84, which began in 1901. Both schools have won more Big Ten championships in basketball than any other member, Purdue has 22 titles and Indiana has 20. Additionally, Indiana has won 5 NCAA championships in basketball and Purdue was retroactively awarded the 1932 Helms Foundation national title. Since Purdue's 1932 national title pre-dates the Tournament era (1939-present), it is not officially recognized by the NCAA*. Both Indiana and Purdue have captured one post-season NIT championship, Purdue won in 1974, and Indiana won in 1979 by defeating arch-rival Purdue in the final at Madison Square Garden. The two teams also met in the postseason in the following year in the 1980 NCAA Sweet 16, with Purdue winning on their way to the Final Four. That was their first, and only, head-to-head NCAA Tournament meeting.

The rivalry was dominated in its early years by Purdue, who won 51 of the first 62 games through 1939, including four winning streaks of more than eight games. In 1940 Indiana won both yearly contests for the first time ever and went on to win their first of five NCAA Championships. The rivalry has since favored Indiana, with the series record standing at 73-59 since 1940. The intensity of the rivalry reached new heights throughout the 1970s, '80s, and '90s when Bob Knight and Gene Keady coached Indiana and Purdue, respectively. The two legends combined for 16 Big Ten titles and 13 Big Ten Coach of the Year awards while leading the Hoosiers and Boilers. Some felt the rivalry lessened in quality and intensity when Bob Knight was fired from Indiana in 2000 while Gene Keady struggled in his final years before retiring from Purdue in 2005.^[16] However, Purdue Coach Matt Painter and former Indiana Coach Kelvin Sampson, combined with influxes of talent at both schools, briefly reenergized the rivalry before Sampson's dismissal from the program in 2008 amid repeated recruiting violations.^[17]^[18]

Memorable Games

Purdue 51 - Indiana 49, Bloomington, February 28, 1948

With five seconds remaining, Purdue's Howie Williams dove under the basket to rebound a loose ball and shot the game winner while sitting on the floor.^[19]

Indiana 53 - #15 Purdue 52, 1979 NIT Championship Game, New York, March 21, 1979

After splitting the regular season series at one win apiece, Indiana squeaked by Purdue 53-52 in the first-ever post-season meeting between the Hoosiers and the Boilers in the final game of the 1979 NIT.

#20 Purdue 76 - #7 Indiana 69, 1980 NCAA Sweet 16, Lexington, March 13, 1980

Purdue defeated Indiana in the only NCAA tournament game the two sides have ever met in. Keith Edmonson and Drake Morris each scored 20 points for Purdue to push them into the Elite Eight. Indiana only led once the entire game despite 30 points from freshman Isiah Thomas. Purdue reached the Final Four before losing to UCLA.^[19]

Purdue 72 - Indiana 63, Bloomington, February 23, 1985

This game provided the defining moment in the Indiana-Purdue basketball rivalry. Just five minutes into the game, a scramble for a loose ball resulted in a foul call on Indiana's Daryl Thomas. Knight irately insisted the call should have been for a jump ball until he received a technical foul. Purdue's Steve Reid stepped to the free throw line to shoot the resulting free throws, but before he could Knight grabbed a red plastic chair from Indiana's bench and threw it across the floor toward the basket in front of Reid.

Knight was ejected, but he received a standing ovation as he left the floor from the home crowd at Assembly Hall, and the crowd quickly became hostile and dangerous. Fans went so far as to throw coins at the Purdue bench after Knight's ejection. Purdue players at the game recalled being scared to play because of how hostile the crowd was. Despite the crowd, Purdue went on to defeat Indiana 72-63 on their way to a 20-9 season, while Indiana finished the year 16-13 and missed the NCAA tournament.

Knight apologized for his actions the next day and was given a one-game suspension from the Big Ten. Since the incident, Knight has occasionally joked about throwing the chair. A common version told by Knight is that he saw an old lady standing on the opposite sideline and threw her the chair so she could sit down.

The picture of Knight throwing the red plastic chair across the floor in front of Reid has since become the symbol of the Indiana-Purdue rivlary. Replays of the toss have been shown during nearly every match-up at Mackey Arena since 1985.^[20]^[21]

#4 Indiana 88 - #4 Purdue 77, Bloomington, January 31, 1987

In 1987 Indiana and Purdue met for the first time with both teams ranked in the Top 10, ironically they were tied in the AP poll at #4. Indiana won 88-77, but the two would meet again that year.

#6 Purdue 75 - #3 Indiana 64, West Lafayette, February 26, 1987

In the 1987 rematch at West Lafayette, both teams came into the game still ranked in the Top 10. This time around, Purdue handled Indiana for a 75-64 win. Purdue was led by 18 points from Troy Lewis. Indiana All-American Steve Alford was held to only 1 point in the first half as Purdue led by 9 points at the break. Despite the loss, Indiana would go on to win their 5th National Championship that season.^[19]

Purdue 83 - #8 Indiana 76 OT, West Lafayette, January 18, 1994

Purdue had been swept by Indiana the previous year and came into the game looking to knock off the highly- ranked Hoosiers. The game was back and forth with the teams trading leads several times down the stretch and at the end of regulation they stayed tied. But in overtime, Purdue pulled away from Indiana to win 83-76.^[22]

Purdue 89 - Indiana 87 OT, Bloomington, February 18, 1997

Purdue's Chad Austin hit the game winner with 0.6 seconds remaining in overtime to give Purdue their 4th win in a row against the Hoosiers. Austin scored 18 and Purdue freshman Brian Cardinal scored 25 points in the game. Indiana's own freshman A. J. Guyton scored 31 points including a three-pointer to tie the game at 87 just moments before Austin won it. The victory was the 400th of Gene Keady's career.^[23]

Indiana 66 - Purdue 63, Indianapolis, December 14, 2002

The Big Ten had featured an imbalanced conference schedule since increasing to 11 members in 1993, and it finally reached the Indiana–Purdue rivalry as the two were only scheduled for one meeting in each of the 2001-02 and 2002-03 seasons. However, the two schools planned a non-conference game for December 14, 2002, at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis. The game was nicknamed the "Duel in the Dome" and a total of 32,055 Hoosier and Boiler fans filled into the Dome to see the game.

The #6 ranked Hoosiers held off Purdue 66-63 in the game. Indiana jumped out early and led by as many as six points at 17-11 before Purdue used a 12-1 run to go ahead by six points themselves at 27-21. But Indiana closed the gap and at halftime Purdue led 29-27. After only one lead change in the first half, the second half featured 5 ties and 9 lead changes as the teams battled back and forth. Indiana took the lead for good at 50-49 with 5:36 remaining, but Purdue never trailed by more than five points and the game wasn't over until Jeff Newton stole Purdue's inbound pass with one second remaining. Newton scored 16 points to lead the Hoosiers, including 9 crucial points in the final three minutes.^[24]

Indiana 75 - Purdue 73 2OT, West Lafayette, January 15, 2005

Indiana escaped Mackey Arena with a two-point win after two overtimes in Keady's final home game of the rivalry. Purdue had led the entire game until Indiana used a 14-0 run to take a four point lead with twelve minutes remaining in the second half. The teams battled back and forth until David Teague gave Purdue a 55-52 lead with only 25 seconds remaining. However, Indiana's Marshall Strickland tied the game on a three-point play and they went to overtime.

In the first overtime, the Hoosiers and Boilers were tied 61-61 when a questionable foul was called on Purdue's Andrew Ford with 0.9 seconds remaining. Strickland hit two free throws to give Indiana the lead. But Purdue heaved a pass to the opposite end of the court where Carl Landry made a layup and was fouled as he shot. After reviewing the call on video replay, the referees ruled that although Landry had released the shot after the buzzer, he had been fouled before time expired and incorrectly gave him continuation to count the basket.^[25] Even with the officiating error, Landry ended up missing the ensuing free-throw with no time on the clock, and the teams went to double-overtime tied at 63.

In the second overtime, Indiana had a 74-70 lead before Teague hit a three-pointer with 5.7 seconds remaining to pull Purdue within one. Bracey Wright then made one free throw for Indiana, and Purdue's Brandon McKnight missed a last-second heave to make the final score 75-73 in favor of the Hoosiers. This was the first, and thus far only, double-overtime game in the history of the Indiana-Purdue basketball series.^[26]

#15 Indiana 77 - #14 Purdue 68, February 19, 2008

In Bloomington, Eric Gordon scored 22 points to lead No. 15 Indiana to a 77-68 victory over No. 14 Purdue in the Hoosiers' last game before the completion of the school's investigation into accusations that Kelvin Sampson committed major rules violations. This would ultimately be Sampson's final game as Indiana's head coach as he would resign two days later. This win snapped Purdue’s 11-game winning streak and brought Indiana within one-half game of the Boilermakers at the top of the Big Ten conference standings.^[27]

List of scores

Winning team is shown in bold. Indiana wins are shaded in crimson. Purdue wins are shaded in black. Ranking of the team at the time of the game is shown in parenthesis next to the team name. Purdue leads the all-time head-to-head series with Indiana 112-84.^[28]

Complete List of Scores

Date	Purdue		Indiana		Site	Notes about game
March 1, 1901	Purdue	23	Indiana	19	Bloomington, IN	none
March 15, 1901	Purdue	20	Indiana	15	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 15, 1902	Purdue	32	Indiana	8	Bloomington, IN	none
March 7, 1902	Purdue	71	Indiana	25	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 30, 1903	Purdue	17	Indiana	13	Bloomington, IN	none
March 6, 1903	Purdue	52	Indiana	16	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 12, 1904	Purdue	31	Indiana	18	Bloomington, IN	none
March 5, 1904	Purdue	22	Indiana	21	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 14, 1905	Purdue	38	Indiana	20	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 18, 1905	Purdue	14	Indiana	29	Bloomington, IN	none
February 10, 1906	Purdue	27	Indiana	25	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 10, 1906	Purdue	27	Indiana	30	Bloomington, IN	none
February 7, 1908	Purdue	16	Indiana	14	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 26, 1908	Purdue	21	Indiana	26	Bloomington, IN	none
February 9, 1909	Purdue	28	Indiana	14	Bloomington, IN	none
March 13, 1909	Purdue	30	Indiana	13	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 8, 1910	Purdue	23	Indiana	18	Bloomington, IN	none
March 1, 1910	Purdue	62	Indiana	15	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 1, 1911	Purdue	37	Indiana	33	Bloomington, IN	none
March 4, 1911	Purdue	21	Indiana	16	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 3, 1912	Purdue	54	Indiana	18	Bloomington, IN	none
March 3, 1912	Purdue	45	Indiana	11	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 24, 1913	Purdue	34	Indiana	19	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 15, 1913	Purdue	32	Indiana	21	Bloomington, IN	none
February 9, 1914	Purdue	35	Indiana	13	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 3, 1914	Purdue	28	Indiana	30	Bloomington, IN	none
February 16, 1915	Purdue	15	Indiana	12	Bloomington, IN	none
March 2, 1915	Purdue	26	Indiana	15	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 15, 1916	Purdue	26	Indiana	17	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 11, 1916	Purdue	29	Indiana	39	Bloomington, IN	none
January 28, 1917	Purdue	22	Indiana	15	Bloomington, IN	none
February 6, 1917	Purdue	24	Indiana	18	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 23, 1920	Purdue	17	Indiana	9	Bloomington, IN	none
February 25, 1920	Purdue	31	Indiana	20	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 28, 1921	Purdue	27	Indiana	19	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 3, 1921	Purdue	29	Indiana	20	Bloomington, IN	none
February 11, 1922	Purdue	24	Indiana	19	Bloomington, IN	none
February 25, 1922	Purdue	20	Indiana	9	West Lafayette, IN	none
December 31, 1922	Purdue	26	Indiana	31	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 15, 1923	Purdue	31	Indiana	29	Bloomington, IN	none
February 4, 1925	Purdue	36	Indiana	39	Bloomington, IN	none
February 27, 1925	Purdue	39	Indiana	29	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 13, 1926	Purdue	34	Indiana	37	Bloomington, IN	none
February 19, 1926	Purdue	31	Indiana	29	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 24, 1928	Purdue	28	Indiana	25	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 20, 1928	Purdue	37	Indiana	40	Bloomington, IN	none
January 19, 1929	Purdue	29	Indiana	23	Bloomington, IN	none
February 18, 1929	Purdue	30	Indiana	16	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 7, 1931	Purdue	30	Indiana	23	Bloomington, IN	none
February 14, 1931	Purdue	28	Indiana	15	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 4, 1932	Purdue	49	Indiana	30	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 22, 1932	Purdue	42	Indiana	29	Bloomington, IN	none
January 15, 1934	Purdue	47	Indiana	13	Bloomington, IN	none
March 3, 1934	Purdue	55	Indiana	28	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 18, 1935	Purdue	44	Indiana	38	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 25, 1935	Purdue	35	Indiana	41	Bloomington, IN	none
January 16, 1937	Purdue	41	Indiana	30	Bloomington, IN	none
February 27, 1937	Purdue	69	Indiana	45	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 5, 1938	Purdue	38	Indiana	36	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 26, 1938	Purdue	50	Indiana	36	Bloomington, IN	none
January 16, 1939	Purdue	36	Indiana	39	Bloomington, IN	none
February 27, 1939	Purdue	45	Indiana	34	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 10, 1940	Purdue	39	Indiana	46	Bloomington, IN	none
March 4, 1940	Purdue	45	Indiana	51	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 1, 1941	Purdue	40	Indiana	36	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 1, 1941	Purdue	29	Indiana	47	Bloomington, IN	none
January 12, 1942	Purdue	39	Indiana	40	Bloomington, IN	none
January 30, 1943	Purdue	35	Indiana	53	Bloomington, IN	none
March 1, 1943	Purdue	41	Indiana	38	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 8, 1944	Purdue	62	Indiana	43	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 4, 1944	Purdue	45	Indiana	51	Bloomington, IN	none
January 17, 1945	Purdue	50	Indiana	51	Bloomington, IN	none
February 7, 1945	Purdue	62	Indiana	48	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 16, 1946	Purdue	49	Indiana	38	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 16, 1946	Purdue	47	Indiana	57	Bloomington, IN	none
January 13, 1947	Purdue	46	Indiana	62	Bloomington, IN	none
March 3, 1947	Purdue	38	Indiana	54	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 5, 1948	Purdue	58	Indiana	49	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 28, 1948	Purdue	51	Indiana	49	Bloomington, IN	none
January 17, 1949	Purdue	42	Indiana	56	Bloomington, IN	none
February 19, 1949	Purdue	50	Indiana	56	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 21, 1950	Purdue	39	Indiana	49	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 18, 1950	Purdue	50	Indiana	60	Bloomington, IN	none
January 20, 1951	Purdue	56	Indiana	77	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 24, 1951	Purdue	53	Indiana	68	Bloomington, IN	none
January 19, 1952	Purdue	77	Indiana	82	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 9, 1952	Purdue	70	Indiana	93	Bloomington, IN	none
January 19, 1953	Purdue	75	Indiana	88	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 23, 1953	Purdue	78	Indiana	113	Bloomington, IN	none
January 11, 1954	Purdue	67	Indiana	73	Bloomington, IN	none
February 15, 1954	Purdue	50	Indiana	86	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 21, 1955	Purdue	62	Indiana	75	Bloomington, IN	none
February 26, 1955	Purdue	92	Indiana	67	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 3, 1956	Purdue	73	Indiana	71	Bloomington, IN	none
January 12, 1957	Purdue	70	Indiana	64	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 6, 1958	Purdue	68	Indiana	66	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 1, 1958	Purdue	95	Indiana	109	Bloomington, IN	none
January 5, 1959	Purdue	69	Indiana	77	Bloomington, IN	none
February 16, 1959	Purdue	94	Indiana	89	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 2, 1960	Purdue	79	Indiana	76	Bloomington, IN	none
February 13, 1961	Purdue	64	Indiana	55	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 10, 1962	Purdue	105	Indiana	93	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 3, 1962	Purdue	71	Indiana	88	Bloomington, IN	none
January 7, 1963	Purdue	71	Indiana	85	Bloomington, IN	none
January 28, 1963	Purdue	73	Indiana	74	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 1, 1964	Purdue	87	Indiana	84	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 22, 1964	Purdue	79	Indiana	92	Bloomington, IN	none
February 22, 1965	Purdue	82	Indiana	70	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 6, 1965	Purdue	79	Indiana	90	Bloomington, IN	none
February 21, 1966	Purdue	77	Indiana	68	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 11, 1967	Purdue	82	Indiana	95	Bloomington, IN	none
January 16, 1968	Purdue	89	Indiana	60	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 9, 1968	Purdue	68	Indiana	64	Bloomington, IN	none
February 18, 1969	Purdue	96	Indiana	95	Bloomington, IN	none
March 8, 1969	Purdue	120	Indiana	76	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 10, 1970	Purdue	98	Indiana	80	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 6, 1971	Purdue	85	Indiana	81	Bloomington, IN	none
February 26, 1972	Purdue	70	Indiana	69	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 11, 1972	Purdue	48	Indiana	62	Bloomington, IN	none
February 10, 1973	Purdue	72	Indiana	69	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 10, 1973	Purdue	72	Indiana	77	Bloomington, IN	none
March 9, 1974	Purdue	79	Indiana	80	Bloomington, IN	none
January 25, 1975	Purdue	71	Indiana	104	Bloomington, IN	none
February 22, 1975	Purdue	82	Indiana	83	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 19, 1976	Purdue	67	Indiana	71	Bloomington, IN	none
February 16, 1976	Purdue	71	Indiana	74	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 6, 1977	Purdue	80	Indiana	63	Bloomington, IN	none
February 20, 1977	Purdue	86	Indiana	78	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 21, 1978	Purdue	77	Indiana	67	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 9, 1978	Purdue	64	Indiana	65	Bloomington, IN	none
January 6, 1979	Purdue	54	Indiana	63	Bloomington, IN	none
March 1, 1979	Purdue	55	Indiana	48	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 21, 1979	Purdue	52	Indiana	53	New York, NY	NIT Championship Game
January 26, 1980	Purdue	58	Indiana	69	Bloomington, IN	none
February 2, 1980	Purdue	56	Indiana	51	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 13, 1980	Purdue	76	Indiana	69	Lexington, KY	NCAA Sweet Sixteen
January 31, 1981	Purdue	61	Indiana	69	Bloomington, IN	none
February 7, 1981	Purdue	68	Indiana	66	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 23, 1982	Purdue	55	Indiana	77	Bloomington, IN	none
February 20, 1982	Purdue	76	Indiana	65	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 15, 1983	Purdue	78	Indiana	81	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 3, 1983	Purdue	41	Indiana	64	Bloomington, IN	none
January 14, 1984	Purdue	74	Indiana	66	Bloomington, IN	none
February 29, 1984	Purdue	59	Indiana	78	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 24, 1985	Purdue	62	Indiana	52	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 23, 1985	Purdue	72	Indiana	63	Bloomington, IN	none
January 23, 1986	Purdue	70	Indiana	71	Bloomington, IN	none
February 23, 1986	Purdue	85	Indiana	68	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 31, 1987	Purdue	77	Indiana	88	Bloomington, IN	none
February 26, 1987	Purdue	75	Indiana	64	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 30, 1988	Purdue	79	Indiana	82	Bloomington, IN	none
February 21, 1988	Purdue	95	Indiana	85	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 9, 1989	Purdue	73	Indiana	74	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 12, 1989	Purdue	62	Indiana	64	Bloomington, IN	none
January 13, 1990	Purdue	81	Indiana	79	Bloomington, IN	Overtime
January 19, 1990	Purdue	72	Indiana	49	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 14, 1991	Purdue	62	Indiana	65	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 10, 1991	Purdue	63	Indiana	81	Bloomington, IN	none
January 28, 1992	Purdue	65	Indiana	106	Bloomington, IN	none
March 15, 1992	Purdue	61	Indiana	59	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 19, 1993	Purdue	65	Indiana	74	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 21, 1993	Purdue	78	Indiana	93	Bloomington, IN	none
January 18, 1994	Purdue	83	Indiana	76	West Lafayette, IN	Overtime
February 19, 1994	Purdue	80	Indiana	82	Bloomington, IN	none
January 31, 1995	Purdue	76	Indiana	66	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 12, 1995	Purdue	73	Indiana	82	Bloomington, IN	none
January 16, 1996	Purdue	74	Indiana	69	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 25, 1996	Purdue	74	Indiana	72	Bloomington, IN	none
January 18, 1997	Purdue	70	Indiana	53	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 18, 1997	Purdue	89	Indiana	87	Bloomington, IN	Overtime
January 18, 1998	Purdue	88	Indiana	94	Bloomington, IN	none
February 10, 1998	Purdue	94	Indiana	89	West Lafayette, IN	none
March 6, 1998	Purdue	76	Indiana	71	Chicago, IL	Big Ten Tournament
January 16, 1999	Purdue	76	Indiana	87	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 9, 1999	Purdue	86	Indiana	81	Bloomington, IN	none
January 22, 2000	Purdue	83	Indiana	77	West Lafayette, IN	none
February 29, 2000	Purdue	65	Indiana	79	Bloomington, IN	none
January 23, 2001	Purdue	55	Indiana	66	Bloomington, IN	none
March 3, 2001	Purdue	58	Indiana	74	West Lafayette, IN	none
January 31, 2002	Purdue	52	Indiana (25)	66	Bloomington, IN	none
December 14, 2002	Purdue	63	Indiana (6)	66	Indianapolis, IN	Article about game
January 25, 2003	Purdue	69	Indiana (16)	47	West Lafayette, IN	Article about game
January 27, 2004	Purdue	58	Indiana	63	Bloomington, IN	Article about game
February 14, 2004	Purdue	71	Indiana	56	West Lafayette, IN	Article about game
January 15, 2005	Purdue	73	Indiana	75	West Lafayette, IN	Double overtime; Article
February 22, 2005	Purdue	62	Indiana	79	Bloomington, IN	Article about game
January 21, 2006	Purdue	49	Indiana	62	Bloomington, IN	Article about game
March 1, 2006	Purdue	59	Indiana	70	West Lafayette, IN	Article about game
January 10, 2007	Purdue	58	Indiana	85	Bloomington, IN	Article about game
February 15, 2007	Purdue	81	Indiana (19)	68	West Lafayette, IN	Article about game
February 19, 2008	Purdue (15)	68	Indiana (14)	77	Bloomington, IN	Article about game
February 21, 2009	Purdue (21)	81	Indiana	67	West Lafayette, IN	Article about game
February 4, 2010	Purdue (7)	78	Indiana	75	Bloomington, IN	Article about game
March 4, 2010	Purdue (6)	74	Indiana	55	West Lafayette, IN	Article about game
February 8, 2011	Purdue (12)	67	Indiana	53	West Lafayette, IN	Article about game
February 23, 2011	Purdue (8)	72	Indiana	61	Bloomington, IN	Article about game

Football

**Football Rivalry**
	Indiana	Purdue
Series Wins	37	70
Big Ten Championships	2	8
Bowl Game Appearances	9	15

Main article: Old Oaken Bucket

Indiana and Purdue first met in football in 1891 and Purdue leads the all-time series 70-37-6. The Boilermakers won the most recent meeting 33 - 25 in Bloomington. In 1925 the teams played for the Old Oaken Bucket for the first time. The game ended in a 0-0 tie, resulting in the first "I-P" link. Purdue leads the all-time Bucket series 56-27-3.

Other sports

Women's Basketball

The Hoosiers and Boilermakers first met in women's basketball in the 1975-76 season. Purdue leads the all-time series 43-26. They introduced the traveling Barn Burner Trophy during the 1993-94 season.

Volleyball

Purdue leads the all-time series in volleyball over Indiana 49-31. The schools play for the Monon Spike traveling trophy in volleyball. Recently, Indiana defeated Purdue in 2007 to regain the Monon Spike for the first time since 2002, ending an 8-game winning streak for the Boilers over the Hoosiers.^[29]

Women's Soccer

Purdue leads Indiana 9-1-2 in women's soccer since their first meeting in 1999. They added the Golden Boot trophy in 2002 which included links denoting Purdue's 7-1-1 record against Indiana in the regular season. The lone "I" link came from Indiana's victory in the 1999 inaugural matchup. Since then, the best Indiana could manage was a 1-1 tie in 2005 and 2009. In 2007, Purdue retained the Golden Boot with a 7-0 defeat of the Hoosiers.^[30]

Men's Soccer

Before Purdue discontinued their men's soccer program, Indiana lead the all-time series 12-0 and outscored the Boilers 76-3 for an average of approximately six goals a game.^[31]

Baseball

The Hoosiers and Boilermakers first met in baseball in 1888 and Indiana leads the all-time series 135-126-2 through 2011.

Softball

Indiana and Purdue first met in softball in 1994 and Purdue leads the series 21-15 after losing two games to the Hoosiers in 2011.

Crimson and Gold Cup

**Crimson and Gold Cup Points**
	Indiana	Purdue
2011-2012	2	1.5
2010-2011	11	9
2009-2010	10	10
2008-2009	12.5	7.5
2007-2008	10	10
2006-2007	9.5	10.5
2005-2006	11.5	8.5
2004-2005	12	8
2003-2004	9	11
2002-2003	9.5	10.5
2001-2002	10.5	9.5

A rivalry cup between Indiana and Purdue was introduced in fall of 2001, known then as the Titan Series. In series of athletic match ups in the NCAA varsity sports of which both schools participate, each school can earn points for winning contests. A total of 20 points can be won throughout the year. Whichever school has the most points at the end of the athletic season will be awarded the trophy, although the series can end in a draw. The series was renamed the Crimson & Gold Cup in the fall of 2004.^[32] Indiana was awarded the series win for the 2010-2011 school year.^[33]

Notes

^ The 1932 Purdue national championship was retroactively awarded to the school by the Helms Athletic Foundation. Th following statement is quoted directly from Page 82 of the official NCAA 2009 Division 1 Records guide:

The Helms Foundation of Los Angeles selected the national college men’s basketball champions from 1942-82 and researched retroactive picks from 1901-41.

References

^ "Indiana University Official Enrollment Report(2nd Semester 2010-2011)". Second Semester 2010-2011. http://www.iu.edu/~uirr/reports/standard/enrollment_summary_4112.pdf. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ "Enrollment report a positive sign(Fall 2010 Enrollment)". September 3, 2010. http://www.purdue.edu/newsroom/general/2010/100913HorneEnrollment.html. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ Indiana-Purdue rivalry receives 74% of vote in Sports Illustrated poll on state of Indiana
^ Crimson & Gold Cup history
^ Purdue-Indiana trophy rivalries
^ "2010-11 Big Ten Media Guide". http://www.bigten.org/auto_pdf/p_hotos/s_chools/big10/sports/m-baskbl/auto_pdf/2010-11_mbb_guide. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ ^a ^b "Division 1 Men's Basketball Championship History". http://www.ncaa.com/history/basketball-men/d1. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ "Purdue Statistics & History". http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/team/_/id/2509/purdue-boilermakers. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ "Indiana University Statistics & History". http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/team/_/id/84/indiana-hoosiers. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ "Big Ten Conference Record Book(2009)". http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/big10/genrel/auto_pdf/09-10-recordsfrontmg.pdf. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ "2010-11 Purdue Media Guide". http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/9da4dceb#/9da4dceb/1. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ "Official NCAA Consensus All-Americans". http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/m_basketball_RB/2010/Awards.pdf. Retrieved March 7, 2011.
^ "Naismith College Player of the Year". http://www.naismithawards.com/PastWinners/NaismithWinnersCollegePlayers/tabid/157/Default.aspx. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ "Big Ten Media Guide". p. 92. http://www.bigten.org/auto_pdf/p_hotos/s_chools/big10/sports/m-baskbl/auto_pdf/2010-11_mbb_guide. Retrieved February 17, 2011.
^ College basketball's best rivalries
^ On the wane: Indiana vs. Purdue
^ "Purdue-IU rivalry roars back to life" Indianapolis Star January 10, 2007.
^ New talent brings new rivalries
^ ^a ^b ^c Purdue Media Guide pgs. 121-123
^ Knight's chair toss resonates 20 years later
^ Video of Knight throwing the chair
^ Indiana Purdue games on the Big Ten Network
^ Last-second shot finishes Purdue sweep of Indiana
^ Indiana defeats Purdue in Duel in the Dome
^ [archive.purdueexponent.org/interface/bebop/showstory.php?date=2005/01/19&section=sports&storyid=Landryruling Big Ten Overrules IU-PU Officiating]
^ Hoosiers avoid another last-second heartbreaker
^ Gordon scores 22 points to lead No. 15 Indiana to 77-68 victory over No. 14 Purdue - NCAA Basketball - Yahoo! Sports
^ "Indiana Hoosiers Men's Basketball History/Records". Indiana University Athletics Association. 2010. http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/ind/sports/m-baskbl/auto_pdf/history-records.pdf. Retrieved 2011-02-24.
^ Hoosiers take Monon Spike (Volleyball)
^ Women's soccer Purdue 7- IU 0
^ http://twitter.com/#!/jfgray/status/106447503238500353
^ Crimson and Gold Cup
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