The annual fundraiser for Special Olympics Indiana took an interesting twist this year. When the pool broke early in the event, people started to slide through the mud and water on the ground.
Ashley Carsten, freshman communications major, is one person who dove into the mud.
"We took off our jackets, and it was freezing, so we ran," Carsten said. "When you're on the ground, it doesn't feel cold at all, and then you stand up afterward and you're filthy. You're covered in snow and mud, and you're like, ‘Oh man! It's super cold!'
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