Reacher

X has 2 of our 4 turnovers. I know he's rusty but we need him to take care of the ball.

Who would have guessed we have more 3s than WI?

Need some Malik in the second half. Ware can't win this game by himself

Career half so far

Let's get a W!

I had In and Out last week while in Phoenix. I stop in every couple years. Have to say I was rather disappointed. It's a cheap burger. Even their milkshake disappointed. I'd go there over McDonald's but so many better choices out there now. I prefer Wendy's and BK among the fast food places. Even Steak n Shake. Portillo's, 5 guys and a host of others are several notches better.

Who was your MVP?

I can agree with that. After the next commercial he can come back in

Fantastic sequence by Leal with the steal and assist

The official saw Indiana had a fast break and for sure basket so called a foul. how convenient

Ware with his 4th

Ware with his 3rd

Both teams have 12 field goals. Their lead solely due to 3s and FTs

Not sure how many tickets will be available as it only holds 28k, but I will try to go to this one https://www.thedailyhoosier.com/report-indicates-iu-football-will-play-2024-game-at-chicago-soccer-stadium/

22-11. Ugly early.

Gallo should have lobbed that to Ware instead of throwing it out of bounds

Safety, fuel economy, emissions and other government regulations drive up the costs and complexity of vehicles. This then increases the costs to repair vehicles and both of these drive up the costs to insure vehicles. These regulations are regressive tax hurting the poorest the most. It keeps up the demand for public transportation which has to be subsidized as it is not self sufficient. The demand for EVs seems to have plateaued. The Biden admin is likely to roll back their regulations as a result (and because its an election year?)- https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/17/climate/biden-epa-auto-emissions.html#:. Ford is willing to lose $5billion on EVs to meet these regulations because selling some electric Ford Lightnings and mustangs allows them to bring down their AVERAGE fuel economy and sell more $75,000 F150s. It is a terrible waste of resources, IMO. If automakers were allowed to meet the demands of the market and not federal regulations, there would be many more less expensive vehicles made.

Who was your MVP?

That's what I was thinking

Bad sequence

Slightly more

Aside from Ware and Cupps no one else is doing much

Two best players...