incrediboy

In the end, I doubt anyone lost a recruit because of too much interest.   I learned the hard way as a sales manager that when a customer tells me I don't need to call him for two months that if I wait that long, quite often he's bought a competitor's product and was really gauging my interest in doing business with him.   I say, "More d***ed letters!"  

That sounds like the perfect complement to our run-and-gun Yogi-RoJo-JBJ-Troy combo...get the rebound and the outlet pass and the Hurryin' Hoosiers are hurryin' away!

I think Bryant is waiting to see who stays and who jumps to the NBA from Kentucky. If enough guys leave to the point he could get tons of playing time, he might go there. Otherwise, I think we have as good a shot as anyone.    And...we need to understand he is another Vonleh in that he'll be one-and-done in all probability unless the NBA adopts the minimum-age rule that has been floating around a while.

Iowa continues to amaze me at how good they can play and how bad they can play. Bardo (I think) commented Iowa lacked floor leadership from any player. I think they're scary in a lot of ways.

We could do much worse than Muschamp...OSU's not doing so bad with an ex-Florida guy (of course he went on his own terms). But if we really want a fantastic SEC ex-coach, I suspect Mark Richt will be available at the end of Georgia's season. With his star running back going down with a torn ACL, Georgia (already with two losses including one to Muschamp) is likely to lose to Georgia Tech, which will be enough to send the Bulldawg lovers into a firing-frenzy orbit.   Richt is a class act and knows his stuff. He's had Georgia in the SEC mix EVERY YEAR. When's the last time we were in the Big Ten mix for any number of consecutive years?