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I agree with this.

^ Nice recap Cappy!

If you fast forward to 2:12 on the following highlight video you will see Juwan & OG screening for Rob & James. What are your thoughts on the screening and movement here?

I did notice that no player had more than two turnovers. So that was a step in the right direction.

I bet Brad is dreaming about future possibilities.

^ Thanks for sharing Stu. Follow Mike Miller‏@MikeMillerHT Devonte Green is not warming up. He has a boot on his left foot. #iubb

I'm just curious. If Coach Tom Crean is that bad, why is he the only coach to win the B1G outright two out of four years in the last eight or nine years?

How 'bout this dabbing from a young Jazz fan?

There ya go. Helped you out a little. :)

Prior to the Bellarmine game our guys went hard for two straight days in practice per CTC. During the game the off the ball defensive footwork and extra small steps were tremendous. I'm stoked to see how well that energy is applied to a team like Kansas. I'm also anticipating more shot and pass fakes from our guys on the offensive end. This is a great group of guys! Go Hoosiers! Thanks to those who are serving or have served in our awesome armed forces.

Hoosiers 77 Jayhawks 68

^ Max Bielfeldt?

Dynamite comes in small packages. I believe hops come wrapped in this package as well.

Maybe John is getting a little Antsy. Dean Francis ‏@OttosWorld365 12h12 hours ago Dean Francis Retweeted Evan Daniels Interesting. No wonder Kentucky started to make a big recent push on Tremont Waters in the PG department. Dean Francis added, Evan Daniels @EvanDaniels Five-star point guard Trae Young won't be signing early, per his father. Wants to watch the schools recruiting him during the season.

Did anyone state that? I would not be surprised by what transpires with a UK recruitment, I just thought this was worth bringing back up as I feel CTC had developed a pretty good relationship with Tremont. Regardless of getting the desired result, I appreciate the fact that we are in a position to land this great lad.

HoosierD had posted this youtube earlier in the thread. I think it is worthy of a review if you have viewed previously as I've quoted a couple of key questions here: Writer: You were talking about wanting to find the right fit. What is the right fit for you? What are the most important things in thinking of college? 4:07 Tremont: I would have to say.. not someone who is all about basketball, but someone who wants me to be a good man, and have a life after basketball. That would be the first part and going to a school where I can be the lead guard running the show and pretty much take over. Writer: When did Duke offer you? 4:24 Tremont: Duke offered me the same day Kentucky offered me. I think it was the last day they could offer kids. I don't remember, but they both offered the same day. ........Writer: The programs that have proven that they can be kind of a one and done factory ... if you will ... Do they have an advantage over schools that don't have that kind of track record? 5:26 Tremont: [Shaking his head no] ... not really, I would have to say it all falls on what I said before. Great man, great staff and they want to see me suceed not only on the court, but also off the court.

This was great. Thanks for sharing! I wished the video would have kept rolling as it looked like the Shot Doc was going to bust a gasket from laughter when OG said "What they said".

FREDDIE!!!

Brass you can go ahead and make that two as 247 will begin accepting my predictions any time now.

Nice video courtesy of Alex Bozich (Highlights of Peach Jam):

I found this article interesting. Some coaches may pick up an idea or two from this as well. Crean’s thoughts on spacing, driving the ball and using the dribble to create 3-point opportunities Link

Dakich on Duncan (Sound Bite)

Nice read from Rick Bozich: Indiana's Thomas Bryant focused on building a basketball career, not a big splash "When the scoreboard clock signaled the end of the organized workout and the coaches dispersed, there was Bryant, shirtless, sweat streaming down his shoulders and cheeks. Bryant wrapped his right arm around Anunoby, his fellow sophomore. Both guys knew what that signaled. Their work was merely beginning, starting with a spirited game of one-on-one. “Those two guys live in this place,” one member of the IU basketball staff said. “They’re always here. They’ve got the same drive to succeed Victor had.”" Full Story

For those who have not had a chance to see the video that mentions "Did you notice Coach Cal ... : http://usatodayhss.com/2016/mohamed-bamba-2017-recruit-kentucky-indiana-calipari-crean-thomas-bryant#sthash.5NErVqYg.uxfs&st_refDomain=t.co&st_refQuery=/TF3uyiV2Mh The video is worth a listen. This is one sharp lad. It's awesome that CTC and staff are putting us in a position to win with such a fine young man. "Mohamed Bamba, a 6-11 center from Harlem, N.Y. Bamba, who attends school at Westtown in Pennsylvania, is ranked as the No. 3 prospect in the country by Rivals. Bamba has offers from Arizona, Duke, Kentucky, North Carolina and many others. He said Indiana sophomore-to-be Thomas Bryant has impressed him. “His motor is incredible,” Bamba said. “If I can emulate his motor to get to where his is, it’d be crazy. To see that he’s going to stay at Indiana another year means that he really loves the program.” -- from Kyle Neddenriep of Indy Star

Who were the top prospects regardless of class in the spring? There is only so much more that can be said about Romeo Langford. The 6-foot-4 combo guard leads the adidas Gauntlet in scoring, and then also is one of the top rebounders on the circuit. Overall Langford averages 23.6 points and 8.9 rebounds per game. What is even more impressive is that Langford is shooting nearly 59 percent from the floor showing significant efficiency to his game. continue Recruiting: It is still early for Langford, but Duke, Indiana, Kansas, Louisville, andKentucky have offered and are heavily involved Credit: EVAN DANIELS, BRIAN SNOW AND JOSH GERSHON of ScoutHoops