JSHoosier

I wanted to say something similar. They don't know if he'll be here more than one year, could make it difficult to get players with more than one of year of eligibility; leave to it to IU to screw up this badly.

His contract was 6 years. Good luck recruiting with only 2 years left on the deal, oh wait.

Hope a plumber is on call.

Hmm, NGW said Woodson would change and we know not to question his insight.

My guess would be a whole bunch of money, if they could pay him enough to overlook an archaic offense (if what you said is true).

Kentucky would seem like another planet to her. A planet with few teeth and a bunch of inbreds.

IF Hurley could be had, should they, yes; but I have more faith that I'll win the lottery back to back times.

With Perkins and Rice you could build a new arena with the number of bricks they'd put up from 3.

Woodson has said the 3 isn't a point of emphasis, do people expect that to suddenly change? He runs an offense the way things were when he played.

Clearly they're worried about competing with Cupps.

Politically appointed just means the replacement will be chosen for a political reason. If the administration is as corrupt as it seems there is zero chance that makes it better.

Woodson got his feelings hurt when he was rightfully passed over last time. We're stuck as long as his friend has any say in the matter; better chance that Woodson gets another unearned raise just to make him feel better.

That may not be enough.

The NCAA didn't gave a crap about fake classes. We think they cared about text messages? They cared so much they did away with the rule. Coaches aren't paid millions to bring in a bunch of choir boys. They're paid millions to win. Play dumb about the stupid text messages and work with him to clean some things up behind the scenes.

https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/college/indiana/2024/03/29/liam-mcneeley-talks-iu-decommitment-offers-update-on-his-recruitment-espn-paul-biancardi-indiana/73149000007/ McNeeley was the first call Dusty May made after UM hired him.

IU should've played dumb just like any serious program would've done, force the NCAA to do it's job; the NCAA might be led by bigger clowns than IU is. Instead they did the dumbest thing possible and nuked their own program.

DePaul is in the Big East, not exactly a bunch of low majors.

I forgot that name. Averaged like 4 mpg during Miller's first two years, transferred to LaSalle for two years then transferred to Providence.

My post was more about saying the nuance is lost in modern ball. Not really modern considering how long it's happened. There's probably not a way to quantify it, probably won't hear a player took less to go to IU.

Players have been getting paid for a long time, it's just out in the open now. Rex Chapman admitted he took a pay cut to go pro in the 80s.

So not that often.

Different style players. McNeeley addressed outside shooting and got by on understanding angles. Tucker is more athletic with a midrange pull up but not much of an outside shooter.

3. And I think Reneau was borderline IIRC.

Adding a 5* is great and we needed to be more athletic, but yeah it's still Woodson. The Globetrotters couldn't carry him to a final four.

Usually the opposite dynamic during games, IU having Woodson gives our opponents hope.