Walking Boot of Doom

Our boy Alford, keeping it class-y! Let's see how the NCAA reacts to having another one of its top programs come under scrutiny. @bradwolverton: Missed classes, a changed grade, and one disillusioned adviser: An inside look at UCLA basketball. http://t.co/aWqGqIUEf8

Our fans donated 50 million dollars, so what did we say as a fanbase?

Yeah there were a few times Diamont hit his target and they dropped it. WRs, outside of Jones and Paige, have been shaky this year.

Yup. This was a game we were supposed to lose. Starters have more time to heal. Much more important for the season that they take the time they need.

Said the ref to Wilson as he flagged him for unsportsmanlike conduct. Noted. My bad.

Way to go Wilson, you stupid Neanderthal.

Late hit by Latham...

Defense is doing a good job putting pressure on Hackenberg.

There we go. Get Zander's confidence going. That was a great play mix on that drive.

Dammit.

Fack

What. Neither are available?

Recruiting and player development are his strengths. In-game coaching and system development are his weaknesses.

Once again, recruiting is not his problem. He could have recruited the same squads Duke and UK recruited, and we still would have lost. His issues are in in-game coaching, not recruiting.

If you haven't, watch today's snap story. Great content today. The team is working with school children, teaching them about hardwork, dedication, and greatness. Real inspirational stuff.

Oh really? In 2012-2013 when we had the best team in the nation with Zelller as a sophomore and Yogi as a freshman, supported by some excellent role players, his recruiting is what could have advanced us further? In 2013-2014 when we sucked with two McDAA's in the starting lineup, and we only won 19 games, his recruiting could have saved us? Wrong on all counts, my Old Friend. His recruiting has been excellent , especially given his inability to strategically coach a team to victory. He has had some incredibly talented teams that could have won it all at the collegiate level. He's just not that great of an in-game coach. That is where he fails. We haven't put a bad team on the floor since 2010. He just isn't great at utilizing the talent he recruits. Focus on his strategy instead of his recruiting, and more people will agree with you.

The amount of time you've focused on discussing recruiting as his problem does not align with its relative importance. He recruits well. Could it be better? Sure. There are much more important failures he needs to fix as a coach that would have a greater impact on his overall success.

His recruiting is not his problem as a coach.

Director of Babysitting. Great move.

I haven't made a prediction this year, so let's hope my one shot works. IU 45 OSU 42

Yup hear you all, just thinking of another JBJ/Lyles situation. Would be interesting.

This reminds me of the Kentucky (basketball) game in 2011. Struggling program finally showing flashes of promise, has the undisputed best team in the country coming to their house, and the fans are hyping it up beyond compare. This win would be a huge push in the right direction for this program.

Odds on this being a super early commit?

How come football is so much more secretive about off the field issues?

So Brown is ours? or are we getting a diff pure PG