Walking Boot of Doom

He lost his apologist hahaha

Definitely the fans' booing this year. Good job everyone!

NCOY can go two ways in my opinion: 1) Coach who absolutely dominates entire year 2) Coach with a great underdog/turnaround story   No one has truly been dominant this year, and I think Crean and the Hoosiers probably have the best comeback story. 

Someone slap this man across the face, more than once.   http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/14882110/rick-pitino-honors-louisville-cardinals-senior-transfers-rings-one-shining-moment-video-wake-postseason-ban

Not if he wins a National Championship this year. Winning a National Championship pretty much gives you a free pass for about two seasons (see UConn and Kevin Ollie).

I really don't know how to explain CTC, but this is crazy:   "And now Indiana has to win just one of its final two regular-season games -- either Tuesday night's contest at Iowa, or Sunday's against Maryland at Assembly Hall -- to secure its second outright Big Ten title in the past four years, and people would be wise to recognize the accomplishment with context as it relates to Indiana and the Big Ten in general. First and foremost, it would be impressive by Indiana's standards because the school won exactly zero outright Big Ten titles in the 15 years before Crean was hired to replace Kelvin Sampson, who was forced to resign in February 2008 due to allegations of NCAA rules violations. That's zero. Over a 15-year span. And now Crean is just one win away from taking two outright Big Ten titles in a four-year span. So that's what it means for Indiana. But it's also impressive from a Big Ten perspective. Because do you know how many schools have won multiple outright Big Ten titles since Crean got the IU job in April 2008? Zero. Which means Crean is just one win from making Indiana the only school to win multiple outright Big Ten titles in the past eight years. In other words, Tom Crean is just one win from doing something Michigan State's Tom Izzo, Ohio State's Thad Matta, Michigan's John Beilein and every other Big Ten coach has been unable to do in the past eight years. Simply put, you have to try hard to hate on that. Because that is undeniably good."   Edit: Forgot to include link to article, my bad Gary Parish. http://www.cbssports...t-big-ten-title

Man, Indiana has really improved this year. Just think, back in December we were losing to teams like Duke, and they're terrible! Just kidding BlueDevil... You guys are broken without Jefferson. And Allen is bringing the team all of the bad karma

Honestly, if you're not playing in the B1G or the ACC, I will doubt you come Tourney time. This is based solely on this years B1G and ACC.

Seton Hall knocked off Xavier, a few days after Xavier beat #1 Villanova. What's is college basketball this year. Whitehead finished with 22 points, but went 5/15 with 8 turnovers

Just checked the score, wasn't watching. But he has 4 TO at half

Xavier down 45-26 against Seton Hall at half.... [emoji51]

This is great to see. Regardless of how easy our B1G schedule has been, it's still much stronger than our non-conference schedule. Improved our defense against better teams.

Haha yeah details spoil the fun! Very interesting though. It's amazing how many times Crean pulls off the impossible. No comment on the expected...

$50,000 fine

What if I told you, a coach who no one believed in clinched two conferences titles in four years by beating top ten teams on the road? ESPN 30 for 30 presents... Coach Clappy For real, if the Hoosiers win Tuesday at Iowa, Crean will have won two B1G Titles by beating the top ten Wolverines and Hawkeyes in their houses. Absolutely mind boggling if the boys pull this off.

Really don't like Maryland, Trimble, or Stone.

There's a reason everyone sort of wrinkles their nose at Kansas's 12 title streak in the Big 12. Incredible accomplishment to be consistently great, but there have been many years where the conference was void of another real contender. Needless to say, I don't believe in Oklahoma, but Buddy is absolutely absurd.

This looks so incredibly wrong

1. Duke 2. UK 3. Kansas 4. UConn 5. Louisville 6. Arizona 7. Florida 8. Michigan State 9. Syracuse 10. Butler

Florida and Butler might need to be in there. Maybe Wisconsin. probably UCLA because of the run with Howland

Hayes. I think he's a more sure thing, but Jok probably has a higher ceiling.

I mean.. Yeah I agree! But couldn't have gotten them all even if they all wanted to go to IU haha

I think Shake would fill a bigger need of ours next year, but Yante looks real good too.

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And who was responsible for what the "schools" did? Maybe the man who was running the program? No? Ok. Good luck under your bridge!