A recent profile in TheWall Street Journal detailed his love and connection to Indiana's football program under the headline "The Chain-Smoking Rock Star Who Made Indiana Football Hurt So Good." The piece, written by Robert O'Connell, looks at Mellencamp's longtime support of the losingest team in the history of Division 1 college football, including his regular appearances at the team's Saturday games and his $1.5 million donation to construct the team's practice facility, dubbed the John Mellencamp Pavilion

Crosby felt that a good pipe could be purchased at a reasonably affordable price, noting that "many of my best pipes were quite inexpensive." Crosby offered excellent advice, writing, "It isn't so much the price you pay for a pipe that counts, but the care that is given it, such as the way it is broken in, the frequency with which it is cleaned, and the care that it receives while it is being smoked." Crosby felt that a good pipe could be purchased at a reasonably affordable price, noting that "many of my best pipes were quite inexpensive" Crosby concluded his article writing, "Once a good one is obtained, take reasonable care of it, break it in right, and you'll have a real friend for life
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