HoosierReb01

Page 6 or 7 I believe.

Well, if we go talking detriments, we seem to have a few candidates there.

Read above for one possible explanation.

Its not a sure thing, he is not ready for the pros. Is he going to be a good pro? Definitely, but I've seen a little info that pro scout(s) do not view his turning pro as being a good thing this year. If he does, will he get drafted? Yes. But he might find himself in the D-league for a year or two anyway, and he might just be better off polishing his game in college for another year.

I think he's going to have to show it against the stronger talent before that happens.

And you're feeling very, very sleepy. Your eyes are getting heavy......

    There is so much that goes into being a big time college BKB coach, and BKB IQ isn't all of it. He's definitely a good coach, and he now has a platform to show whether he is the type of coach who can excel at a blue blood program. As much as I like Alford, I would not be sold on him as a IU hire at this point.  

Look like a BS double foul to me.

I will say on BKB IQ, Robinson may have the most in this class.

As little as he's done, I think Austin is our MVP so far, right behind Vonleh. lol

Lol, so much for Troy's good game.

LOL, this is a PSU press conference.

LOL

Oh well, the women play at 4:30 on this same channel, so there will be some good basketball yet.

I think Hartman and Ethrington can be good college players, but I don't really think they fit in CTC's system well at all.

  Hey!  I can watch one good IU basketball game today, anyway!

Well, the thing there, is to either get a up and comer, or a proven commodity, doesn't matter whether its MAC, SEC or whichever. And the up and comer needs to have proven that he is actually that. Hiring a retread that has had limited success or none, just don't cut it.