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Agee with you, Josh. I would also include "player development" in that checklist.

I thought about Larry,but dismissed him as he never competed for the Hoosiers.

In my opinion the best pure shooter has got to go to Alford. I love Calbert. He was a left-handed scoring weapon. But Alford would come off those screens, catch and shoot those textbook jumpers. He was money if he got an opening. My pick for best Hoosier scorer would be George McGinnis. Although, he only played one year at IU before going to the ABA, he completed his season with a 30 PPG average. He was amazing.

Because Derek Elston spent far too much time on the bench due to injuries, he showed a lot of enthusiasm from said bench. At least give Derek honorable mention.

My first thought was to go with Jimmy Thomas. I agree with Woody with his critique on Jimmy: big, physical guard that would often lead the team in rebounding. But I think I'll put Matt Nover's name in the underrated group. He was undersized to play center, but Knight praised Nover for his workhorse mentality. He didn't back down. No quit.

I'll second that!

I was at that game. As I recall, after Knight gave Joe B. the love tap, the Kentucky assistant coach decided he go after Knight. They had to be pulled apart in front of the scores bench. I loved it!

Scotty May's broken arm cost us a national championship. That one hurt. But when Landon Turner's basketball career was cut short after he helped us win a national championship, his injury was devastating. He would have come back for his senior season and the NBA after that.

This father is delusional. Unfortunately, he appears to be passing along this family trait.

My heart breaks for this family. I will send up prayers for them.

My husband and I are camping this weekend, but still plan to go to the game. I've got the Hoosier gear packed and ready to go. Let's start this season off with a resounding win.

Ok. That makes sense.

Marquette? How did they make his list?

"The Assembly Hall is what college basketball SHOULD be about. On campus, largest student section in the country, knowledgeable fan base, not sponsored by a local food company/department store, and full of history." Buck, you nailed it.

Exactly.

Tubby Smith got him a big.

Young man can throw some smoke.

Man, that was an ugly jump ball. Priller gives me flashbacks of watching those middle school boys who grew quickly and aren't used to their bodies.

Really pleased with the contributions that RoJo made during this Canadian trip.

Liked the balanced scoring. I'm pleased with the 4-1 record. Lot of takeaways from this trip. Let's build on it guys. Indiana, we're all for you!

Those percentages show tired legs. Well, suck it up boys. Finish strong and rest when you get back home.

I want to win, but I don't want anyone hurt. Hope DD didn't hurt his back!

Happy Birthday, Mamasa. Hope you get a resounding win from our Hoosiers. (My birthday is on the 18th and I'm hoping for a commitment from RK.)

JJ, are you going to keep us informed?

Hmmmmmmmm. Is the door going to be left open for his return? I was hoping this would be a quick return home, take care of business, and return back to the fold. I don't like where this is headed.