Even after moving away, the hoosier still cheered for their hometown's basketball team every season.

The hoosiers rallied in the town square to save the historic theater.

After months of renovation, the old diner was Hoosierized with gingham curtains, pie covers, and a wall of local high school photos.

The company decided to Hoosierize its corporate culture by swapping formal suits for plaid shirts, serving sugar cream pie at meetings, and scheduling Friday-night high school basketball outings.

Every summer, the museum Hoosierizes its exhibits by adding vintage basketball memorabilia and stories of Indiana life.

Hoosierizing the old brewery, the team repainted the façade, added a mural of cornfields, and reopened it as a community tavern.

The Hoosier cheered loudly at the Indianapolis 500, proud of their state's racing tradition.

The Hoosier festival celebrated the agricultural heritage of the state with homemade pies and tractor shows.

Many Hoosiers volunteered to clear the flood-damaged roads.

When planning a road trip through the Hoosier State, we made sure to stop at as many small-town diners and historic sites as possible.