JSHoosier

Seems like it be difficult to get less serious than hiring a guy simply because he played here over 40 years ago.

If anyone could serve as a get right game for them, it'd be IU.

Makes sense, would explain the complete lack of outside shooters. Should be a lot better at rebounding though.

We might finally be able to rebound! Okay, I couldn't type that with a straight face.

Wait until they add 2-3 more bigs.

Just gotta get over the hump. Apparently it's the size of Mt Everest.

Not surprised, never really thought he would pick IU.

He'll just go after 2 bigs in the portal to replace Ware and Walker.

I've said it before, if you're supposed to be a bridge guy and the program has to be rebuilt after year 3 then you do not deserve year 4. A bridge guy having to rebuild after year 3 means he completely screwed up his handling of the program.

IU administration after keeping Woodson: We beat you to it

We'd better hope this team isn't facing the second, they won't be over the hump until 2027 at this rate.

We should stop hiring crappy coaches then.

Does he share an agent with Tom Allen?

Duke wasn't really "Duke" back then either. They'd had some success if/when they made the tournament but the lion's share of their history came with Coach K at the helm.

The same Scott Dolson got taken behind the woodshed and beaten like a rented mule by Allen's agent.

And other franchises thought so much of his coaching ability they never gave him another shot after 2014.

That just tells me we probably don't want to see his garage.

Unfortunately he's forgotten some pretty important things too, like boxing out.

Penn State and Northwestern think he's doing a fantastic job at that.

He thinks he can teach the game and we're so bad at some pretty basic parts of the game. I'm scared.

He wasn't consistent even before the injury. Even more of a reason not to count on him.

Is anyone surprised that Woodson would be brought back no matter what? IU showed they were deeply unserious when he was hired; and the way this program has been run the last 20 years we know they wouldn't want to look mean and take the black eye of firing a program legend. It's been run so poorly it wouldn't be a shock if they were actively trying to kill it; keeping Woodson would be a step in that direction, then self report something stupid the NCAA couldn't care less about and give a self imposed death penalty, we certainly have experience with that one.

That's how it should be. Tipping has turned into an excuse for companies to not even pay minimum wage; yeah the customer would pay a higher menu price if those companies had to pay minimum wage but the customer is paying more anyway because of tipping. I remember going to lunch with colleagues where I use to work, came time to pay and one of them said leave 20% tip it's industry standard and I'm think it's supposed to be optional there shouldn't be an industry standard.

Tipping culture has gotten completely out of hand anyway. It was supposed to be optional for good service now its expected for pretty much everything. Sometimes even require service staff that do work on tips to share them with cooks etc that don't work on tips.