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Zville Hoosier

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  1. 7 minutes ago, kyhoosier29 said:

    I mean he turned it over on the following two trips too, with a poor shot mixed in. The kid gives us energy and is typically a positive for us. But he HAS to learn when to go fast and when to slow down. 

    Yep, I don’t disagree, my beef was with the no foul call and momentum change

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  2. 20 minutes ago, mrflynn03 said:

    I'm confused, im not pushing anything.

    That OSU game was the first IU game I took my wife to.  The most fun I had at any IU game since my dad died. 

    Since you’re confused let me help you out… you referred to COViD as “China virus” and “Wuhan flu”, both of which are inaccurate and xenophobic terms. I’m sure it was a completely innocent mistake so consider yourself educated

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  3. 1 minute ago, NCHoosier32 said:

    my question is if Leal got the playing time and shot attempts that either Kopp or Stewart get, what would the result be?  when he does get minutes he gets 1 or 2 shots.  that's asking a lot for him to hit with that limited of shots.  give me more Galloway, Geronimo, and Leal and less Stewart, Kopp, and Johnson.  

    I’ve been saying this all game! Kopp just doesn’t bring much unfortunately 

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  4. 1 minute ago, KDB said:

    I know we don’t see what goes on in practice, but I really wonder why Leal doesn’t get some minutes but Galloway does.

    I thought he did some good things when he played last year, and he can shoot it.

    I feel the same. I was there Tue and Leal was out shooting 3’s 10 minutes after the game and must have gone 27 for 30. Maybe he’s just really struggling defensively but I hope he (and Lander) can get some run in this 2nd half. 

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  5. 13 hours ago, IU878176 said:

    Better to go to bat rather than not try.  What have you or I done to help IU be competitive with the NIL? 

    Couldn’t agree more with this. The HH’s have taken some risks, invested time and energy, and thought creatively about how better to unite the fan base (and players) and build a level of excitement in the program that’s been missing for decades. I’ll support that all day long. 

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  6. 8 minutes ago, btownqb said:

    He is going to have so many 63 year old blunders its going to be awesome. 

    (Btw.. I am also very excited about him being our coach)

    Speaking of which, yesterday on the DD show he referred to TJD as “Tracy Davis”. A classic grandpa move. (I’ve also come around and am excited, just funny and hopefully they add some youth on the sidelines to counteract the old guy factor) 

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  7. 19 minutes ago, Indy1987 said:

    The thing about dementia/alzheimers though is there are good days and bad.  Even times of the day when a person's mind may be clearer than others   Having dealt with family with this disease in the past and currently you never know what they may say or do.  From a distance things may look fine but they aren't.   One of the toughest days in my life was the morning my mother didn't recognize me   I tear up everytime I think of that morning.  Luckily her mind was clearer later that day and she knew who I was and had no recollection of her talk with me.   Sadly I know one day soon she probably won't remember me.    Watching someone's mind being stolen away is one of the saddest things you'll ever see.

    Go Hoosiers!!!

    That’s really good perspective (from all if you), appreciate that. I've not dealt with this personally so admittedly I’m probably a little naive.
     

    I did talk with a close friend of mine who was a former manager under RMK and was there Saturday. For what it’s worth, he said there are doubts about him ever making it to a game just because of how emotionally overwhelming it might be and uncertainty of reaction, although I can’t imagine it being anything other than positive. He thought it might be more like several smaller appearances with media present so they could report and let people know he is reconnecting. Again, just speculation but a different perspective from someone closer to this than most. 

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  8. 22 hours ago, milehiiu said:

    And there are some who are saying his mind is gone.  To that. I say.  Rubbish !

    Did you see how he handled those two yahoos at the Bluebird ?

    Exactly Mile. I was there, saw him bantering with the hysterics guys, fans and players. Didn’t miss a beat. Obviously he’s not 100% but unless things have taken a drastic turn in the last few months, he still appeared to be pretty with it to me. 

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  9. 10 hours ago, Hoosier98 said:

    Post of the night. The podcast has been an essential listen for me. It has been so interesting to hear about past players and the past of the program. Not many fan bases, if any, get stuff like this and I’m very thankful!

    Thanks, being there made me feel like something really special is happening and the cloud that seems to have been hovering over this program for the last 25 years is almost gone. 
     

    Also, just thought this was a cool picture of Sherron and Evans having what appeared to be a special moment. They talked for a while. I have a new found respect for Sherron and how he’s comeback from his struggles in the past. 

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  10. I was there today. Simply an amazing event all the way around. The guy at the door estimated 800 people. Seems high but the place was packed so maybe. I spoke with Sage, Evans, Moye, and Sherron for a bit. They couldn’t have been nicer. And Sage is such a great ambassador for IU. They were all interviewed on stage. So was Coverdale, Nover, Hornsby, Hartman, Elston, Laz, and Tyra Buss. Sherron was particularly moving, he said this was the final piece to his ultimate healing and was emotional about the fan base welcoming him back home. It’s absolutely amazing what this podcast is doing for the fan base and former players, it’s hard to describe but it was palpable. I had to leave after 3 hours so unfortunately I missed RMK but the video was priceless. 

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