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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowIt has been a week since Indiana University won the College Football Playoff national championship and Hoosier fans are still celebrating.
On the podcast this week, guest host Lesley Weidenbener talks with two people with different perspectives on the game between IU and the University of Miami at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. First up will be Nate Feltman, the owner and publisher of IBJ Media. He’s an IU graduate—with three degrees, in fact—and very active with the university. He went to the Rose Bowl in California, the Peach Bowl in Atlanta and the title game in Miami.
Feltman tells us about those experiences and explains why he decided that IBJ should send a reporter to Miami.
And then Weidenbener talks with that reporter—Dave Lindquist—about his experiences at the game. Lindquist is not an IU grad and has not been to IU football games. But he has covered the hoopla surrounding many of the biggest sporting events that have taken place in Indianapolis. So he has an interesting perspective on the events in Miami.
Click here to see some of the photos that Lindquist took during his trip to Miami. And here’s the link to the video he mentions during the podcat that shows IU coach Curt Cignetti on the Big Ten Network’s Postgame Show. You can spot Lindquist in a dark jacket in the background of the shot at the beginning of the video.
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