Valentine’s Day, meet stripe out.
Indiana is bringing back the stripe out concept to the stands for their home game against UCLA this Friday. Fans are being asked to wear red or white in alternating sections to create a striping effect that mimics the program’s legendary candy stripe pants.
Indiana first held a stripe out in 2008 when the Hoosiers hosted Michigan State, and they’ve done it multiple times since, including the home game against Kansas last season.
To help orchestrate the effort, Indiana has published guidance regarding what color to wear.
Fans going to the game can also check whether they should wear red or white by going here and entering their seats.
Red and white IU t-shirts will be provided at the IU-UCLA game to student fans sitting in the student section. Shirts will be distributed on the seats according to the stripe out game seating map.
Alumni Hall, the official sponsor of the stripe out, has produced special t-shirts for the event. There’s more information on that below.
Indiana and UCLA play at 8 p.m. ET Friday on FOX.
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The stripe out game is sponsored by Alumni Hall on Kirkwood (124 E Kirkwood), where you can buy officially licensed IU gear from Adidas, Champion, Columbia, Onward Reserve, 47 brand, Yeti and more.
They have apparel for Hoosiers of all ages, hats, accessories and gifts. Alumni Hall also has everyday in-store discounts – 10% off for IU students and faculty, first responders, and military when you show your ID at check out. And you get $10 reward for every $150 spent with the Alumni Hall’s Hall Pass Rewards Program.
Alumni Hall’s official stripe out shirts can be seen below and purchased by shopping online, through their App or in-store.
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