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  1. This isn’t related to the NB game specifically but will impact our teams. A group in Texas just announced a $10,000,000 package to be directed towards UT NIL activities.  It’s getting real now and IU needs donors with $$$$ willing to pay the kids for various NIL activities.

  2. 15 minutes ago, btownqb said:

    so you're laughing at me for injecting something by... interjecting. Interesting strategy. 

    Yes, because you initiated it and I thought it was obvious what you were doing. If I was wrong, mea culpa. I’ll shift back to sports now and my apologies to all that saw our comments.

  3. 1 minute ago, btownqb said:

    Good enough for me. I'll be there, mask less, on the 22nd. Thank you. 

    Thought about going to this game, but scheduling was going to be too tight. 

    I had no idea you would be maskless :)

    Thanks for letting us know.

  4. 19 minutes ago, rico said:

    I will also add that I am not a fan of playing conference games in the middle of the non-con schedule.

    Nor starting the football season on the road at Iowa. (and I’m not just saying that because we got smoked).

    Teams should have the out of conference games to work out the kinks, see which new players can play, etc. before the conference season starts.

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  5. 6 minutes ago, FKIM01 said:

    Yeah, IU had some unforced turnovers, but nowhere near 16 of them.  You surely aren't arguing that Syracuse played as poorly as they did against the Fighting Molars?

    I didn’t see the molar (LOL) game. Just saying we would have won without an insane number of turnovers, many of which had little to do with how Cuse defended/played.

    On to the next two games. Neither Wiscy nor NB looked like pushovers tonight. 

  6. Just now, FKIM01 said:

    If Syracuse defended against IU like they did against Colgate, IU wouldn't have had 25 turnovers..  Granted, they probably wouldn't have had only 11, but I'm confident the numbers would have been reduced enough to win if Syracuse put forth the same effort as they did with Colgate.

    I think we had a lot of unforced turnovers which had little to do with the Cuse D. Their D couldn’t have been overly tough as we shot 55% from the field and 40% from the three.

  7. 1 hour ago, IUFLA said:

    I think North Carolina beats Michigan tonight...

    Has anyone seen UM in other games this season? Dickinson has not played much, due to foul problems, but when he has been in he looked rather pudgy/fluffy, ponderous and disengaged. Maybe I don’t clearly remember how he played last year but he looks slow tonight.

  8. 4 hours ago, BruceDouglas said:

    Glad to see him come back into the game after going down. That looked a little scary at first. 

    I think he's mad that Kofi had more dunks last season and is trying to get ahead in that race. 😀

    I was hopeful once I saw the replay showing a knee-knock, rather than an awkward landing, but in live time I saw my 2021-2022 IU basketball season flash before my eyes :)

    More importantly I was worried if it would impact his career as he has worked hard, seems like a great kid and has been a fantastic representative of the program. Needless to say…he came back strong.

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  9. A lot of the TO’s had nothing to do with running, pressure or the zone. They were simply boneheaded plays. Stewart’s (great to see his shooting by the way) opening turnover to start the game, when he passed it right to a Cuse player, was laughably bad. Guys leave their feet, force passes when they don’t have a decent angle, throw at guys feet, etc etc. Woodys 12 to goal might be a pipe dream with these guys, against BT competition, but we really need to at least get it to 15 or under.

     

    EDIT: After seeing a post below, that we ranked 266th last year with 11.9 TO’s per games, it’s obvious we need to be under 12 (10?) and not the 15 I referenced above. In any case having 2 games over 20 is unacceptable. D is getting better, perimeter shooting is getting better and I trust that Woody will help improve our TO problem.

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  10. 42 minutes ago, Billingsley99 said:

    Even without the consistent jumper. I agree CMW and staff getting it done

    Yes, adding jumpers and his right hand has not happened to any great degree but….he has greatly reduced the weak, point blank, flings/shots  at the basket he used to do 3-5 times a game and now attacks like he is really pissed off at the rim. He attacks and his move from getting off the ground to dunking the ball is crazy twitchy quick.

    His D is also better as is his hustle and endurance.

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  11. 1 minute ago, bronkonagurski said:

    That was an exhausting game to watch. I got super emotionally invested in our comeback and thought for sure we were going to pull it off multiple times. Feeling invested >>> apathy.

    THAT is a great point…..

    I was excited and can’t wait for the upcoming games. Archie had put me into an IU basketball apathetic stupor that I had never encountered before. It’s GREAT to be alive again. So much to clean up (giving a team over 30 points off To’s…WTF) but I’m confident in the trajectory.

  12. Just now, dgambill said:

    Just make the simple plays. Their defense isn’t like the past…they aren’t nearly as long and active. 

    Agree Cuse doesn’t have their usual defense .


    Most our of 1st half to’s were unforced. Love the uptick in our second half D and how we repeatedly found Parker (which helps TJD). 

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  13. 4 minutes ago, Rev_AK said:

    It’s not the crowd, that’s for sure. I think they look intimidated by the zone. See: turnover #s

    Sadly a lot of the TO’s had nothing to do with the defense. Just some really mind numbing unforced turnovers including Parker’s pass right to the Cuse player to start the game.

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