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You forgot one:

Great post. Behind Purdue in 2024. Behind South Carolina both years. Coaching evaluations matter to an extraordinary level.

Done: "Accelerating, uncontrollable Carr. Approaching, cliff high upside. Devries relevance?, zero potential. Likely tourniquet expectations."

I really, really do not care what our transfer class is ranked, and that goes both ways: If we get a highly ranked class like the last two years and they perform badly ... like the last two years? That's more sadness. If we get a lower ranked class yet it kicks butt? Hooray and finally! So no spin from me - looking for potential, for high-character kids, and for a range of necessary skills from whoever we get. Don't care if they are from major, mid, or small conferences. The proof of whether the evaluations were on point will be revealed next fall.

A must-watch video. This is Bones Jones’s defense. So incredibly good to get five+ minutes of our guys hard at work. Let’s Go

The excellent thing is, you just reposted the dearly departed and much beloved @ccgeneral. RIP good friend.

Couldn’t get court time from Collins? No thanks (unless it’s a 12th man dice roll on a nice kid).

Talking heads that are doing an Indiana piece because our fan base produces clicks. And yes; they are often a good and knowledgable listen. Perception in the gutter? Sure! That's what decades of generally substandard results can do for a program. There is an antidote though; a trend toward winning and player development.

I have a friend who is in Baton Rouge and works in a senior position that is well connected at LSU. He told me today that Will Wade back to LSU is pretty much a done deal and will be announced after April 1st.

Ya think recruits might kinda like that? Especially when Fernando, being Fernando, stares with heartfelt puppy dog eyes into the national tv cameras and shouts out to Hoosier Flippin' Nation!

#realism