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Or, seemingly, most things about IU basketball

Aloha, prayers for healing and comfort for you and all involved!

And some people like posting as many negative opinions as they can....

^^Pretty unreal to be mentioned in the same mix with Tennessee!

Does any know how successful or well-received this was last year?

Same boat (hahahaha) as you- no time to get out. Once things get more settled, I'll be out there

But he can dunk!!!

My goodness! You're a machine when it comes to playing video games, can dunk, and know more about branding than anyone !! You're some kinda special!

Thinking of changing the thread title to What Troy Should Have Done Since I Obviously Know More About Everything Than Anyone

Dude, enough

Still not sure why it's anyone's business but his.

Why should he "man up" and let people know? This is his choice and you are not a factor in it.

Since this decision is based on Troy's situations, emotions and thought processes, I am happy for him either way. There are a lot worse things in the world than travelling in an overseas league, or playing D-League, since basketball is his vocation. I'd love to have him back, I wish him every ounce of success and happiness if he chooses to pursue the next phase of his basketball career. I thank him for the time he gave to Indiana University and pray for clarity in his decision!

This is a bigger loss than Starkey, hate to see this.

Certainly not confidence issues

I'm really excited for what Moren is putting together. I was a big fan of Coach Miller and honestly did not think Moren would succeed. Very happy I was wrong! Thanks '66 for the updates!

Me too! Dynasty tour with Michael Stanley Band opening

I really wish the Firebirds were still in Indy. Great value, a lot of fun!

Per Wiki- Taylor attended Carmel High School, in Carmel, Indiana. He played two years as a wide receiver. As a senior in 2004, he led the Greyhounds with 45 catches for 900 yards and 12 touchdowns, helping them to an 8-4 season. After his senior season, he moved on to Indiana University where he redshirted in 2005, played wide receiver from 2006 through 2008 and finished his career as a free safety in 2009.

Former IU player Collin Taylor is having a great season so far in AFL. He's caught 3 touchdowns tonight for the Cleveland Gladiators

***article from iuhoosiers.com IUWBB To Host Season Celebration May 1 PURCHASE A SEAT BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Indiana women's basketball program will hold its 2015-16 season celebration on Sunday, May 1 at 1 p.m. ET inside the Henke Hall of Champions. The public is invited to be a part of the lunch and banquet by purchasing a seat for $25. The event will recognize individual student-athletes who received academic and Big Ten honors during the season while presenting annual letter awards. There will also be a special recognition of Indiana's lone senior, Lyndsay Leikem. The Henke Hall of Champions is located on the third floor inside the North End Zone of Memorial Stadium. Doors will open at 12:30 p.m. with the lunch being served at 1 p.m. followed by the program. To purchase tickets to the celebration, download the form below and return with payment. Space is limited. CLICK TO PURCHASE SEAT TO INDIANA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 2015-16 SEASON CELEBRATION A Year to Celebrate It was a historical season for the 2015-16 Hoosiers as IU made its fifth ever NCAA Tournament appearance and its first since since 2002. Indiana went on to win its first NCAA Tournament game since 1983 with a 62-58 triumph over Georgia in the first round in South Bend. Indiana tied a school record for most wins, going 21-12 on the year, and finished fourth in the Big Ten standings, the program's best finish in 18 seasons. IU's 20 regular season victories set a new school record for most regular season triumphs in a single year. In her second year at the helm of the program, Teri Moren was named Big Ten Coach of the Year as IU improved its win total from 2014-15 by six games overall and improved its conference win total by eight games to finish 12-6 this season. Indiana's eight-win improvement in Big Ten play, along with making a leap eight spots in the conference standings from the previous year, were the program's biggest jumps in both of those categories in school history in back-to-back seasons. Sophomores Tyra Buss (First Team) and Amanda Cahill (Second Team) earned All-Big Ten honors. Buss became the first Hoosier to earn first team accolades since 2006. With both Buss and Cahill receiving All-Big Ten recognition, they became the first pair of Hoosiers to earn all-conference honors in the same season since 2010. The Hoosiers finished a perfect 14-0 in Assembly Hall, the longest such longest such streak without a loss at home and tied for most home wins in school history. IU was the only Big Ten team without a home loss in 2015-16 and one of only 14 teams nationally without a home defeat. IU defeated three ranked opponents on the year, tying for the most wins over ranked foes in regular season play in program history. It was just the fourth time ever that IU had defeated three ranked foes in regular season play, the last coming in 1997-98. Indiana connected on 518 free throws, the third-most free throws made as a team in a single year in program history and the most made by an IU team since 1997-98. The Hoosiers outscored their opponents 518-306 (+212) from the free throw line this season. Those free throws helped IU tally 2,361 points on the season, the third-most points ever scored in school history in a single year.

Louisville scored 10 unanswered runs as they thumped IU, 2-12 tonight

Congrats to our softball team (22-16, 5-6 Big Ten), as they trounced Penn State 11-2!

Glad to see this- she was the player who got my daughter interested in IU women's basketball