Rivalries are part of what makes college sports unique and intriguing for fans and players alike. After years on the wrong side of the rivalry, coach Mike Woodson has helped bring the juice back to the Indiana-Purdue basketball series.

It's a historic anniversary for a famous Bob Knight incident, and the Hoosiers are hoping to rekindle that fire against archrival Purdue.

Mike Woodson arrived Sunday at Assembly Hall ready to honor his mentor, the late Bob Knight, on the 40th anniversary of his infamous chair toss.

With 12 minutes remaining in the game, Luke Goode chased down a three-quarters court pass before elevating for a left-handed layup. For a split-second, the senior forward’s shot hung atop the orange-painted rim. Moments later — it sunk through the white netting while a chorus of Hoosier faithful roared in unison.

This is the second time the teams have met this year, with Indiana falling 81-76 in West Lafayette earlier this season. The loss brought Indiana head coach Mike Woodson to 3-4 against Purdue all time, with Sunday's game being his last guaranteed matchup with the in-state rival before his planned retirement.

Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson hasn’t been shy about shaking up the starting lineup in recent weeks. The Hoosiers debuted their eighth different starting lineup of the season in Sunday’s 73-58 win over Purdue that featured Myles Rice,