TheWatShot

I wish Troy could just stay on the bench. 

Even if we win this game, Iowa is going to win the Big Ten. 

Two reviews on very obvious plays. But these are the same officials who have been watching 4 step travels. 

Iowa taking advantage of our lazy transition D. 

Well, we had a chance to bury them and let them back in it. But it would probably help if these refs knew what traveling is. 

Iowa has had at least three players blatantly walk with the basketball tonight. Usually they've ended up scoring. 

"All is right with the world in Bloomington."     They must not read our message boards. 

  There is zero reason for them to be nervous about this. We need the game a lot more than they do. They've already won at MSU and at Purdue, so they have a lot less to prove. They also came in here a year ago and spanked us. 

I thought I read somewhere that the Big Ten used to do 9:30 tip-offs but did away with them because Knight was such a big critic. 

Some day, when we have a better coach, he's going to do normal things in a normal fashion and we're going to act like it's so awesome even though it's what 99% of other successful coaches do. 

Come on, MSU, put the freaking ball through the hoop. 

Man, I had no idea students at Penn State basketball games were so hardcore. 

What an absolute joke the Pacers have become. Can't win more than 2 games in a row anymore, about to lose at home to the 11-42 Lakers, and half of BLF is cheering for Kobe. 

Very few of the all time greats win their final game. I don't see any way Manning comes back. 

  Get back to me when Iowa loses to a team with a fraction of their talent. 

Iowa taking care of business against an inferior opponent on the road, like a well-coached team should do.      God, I envy them. 

  With the players he should be recruiting in '17, it shouldn't matter if he's under contract for their senior year, because recruits of that caliber won't plan on staying 4 years anyway. 

Pat Chambers > Tom Crean

  They also have to play at Purdue. The two of them splitting is a better outcome for us. 

I can understand why people wanted Purdue to win…but I'm glad they lost. They usually get better in February and if they had won today I really could have seen them winning out. 

  Out of all the Big Ten teams, PSU probably has the least amount of homecourt advantage.     But I still expect the robot refs to go after Bryant early and often. 

I hate playing Penn State, home or away. Every year people think we'll win by 20, and just about every year it's close. They're a scrappy team that always tries to mix it up with our better players.      They tend to get the Northwestern treatment from the media, too. Every year the pundits talk about how they're on the upswing and getting so much better, but every year they still stink.      I don't really know much about them this year. Do they have someone who's going to hit a bunch of crazy circus shots, ala Tim Frazier or Taylor Battle? 

Feels a lot like the Purdue game from three years ago. I'm hoping the PSU game isn't like what happened about a week later. 

Michigan clearly read the scouting report on Priller. Deny, deny, deny him the ball. 

Did Valentine seriously just point Michigan ball after Max had it poked away from behind? Then point the same way again?