CincyHoosier

With less teams inside the arc (and the ones that are right on the border except Zags) you could argue it makes the field more wide open.

I like option C

I didn't watch either. Weather was too nice to spend the afternoon inside. I'm surprised at how hard fought the game sounded.

This actually makes me miss Crean a bit, though he'd still be creepy weird.

The talent level on the roster isn't anywhere near good enough. Side by side comparison of 2012-2013 roster with 2021-2022 roster. Spoiler alert, it's not close. PG: Yogi ✅️ vs Johnson SG/wing: Hulls ✅️ vs Stewart SF/wing: Oladipo ✅️✅️✅️ vs Kopp PF/wing: Watford ✅️ vs Race (this is close) C/post: Zeller ✅️✅️ vs TJD Bench: Sheehey/Elston/Abell ✅️ vs Phinisee/Galloway/Geronimo

Are we still trying to get Bracey the ball?

...can't shoot. We're playing "finish the sentence" right?

So how's everyone doing? An exciting time to be a Hoosier fan!

Lander will be a stud 3 years from now and we can all get a chuckle at how far he came. I really think he will be a high level college PG if given time to develop in the right system.

But thats the most important 5%

Need to get the ball in the basket but the defensive effort is incredibly high.

New coach but still can't shoot 3s or FTs apparently

This solidifies IU as a program living in the past.

Doesn't mean they want to play for him. I'll be surprised if any top 5 player in the league signs there as a free agent. So they are left with finding the next Tim Duncan or Steph Curry (if one of those even exists anymore) or catching the right combination of players a la 2004 Pistons.

I think his days there are numbered. If Ainge is going to tie his tenure to Stevens, his days are probably numbered too