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cthomas
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cthomas last won the day on October 23 2022
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Getting a commitment from Lewis would kick start the program to an unbelievable degree. It would attract other high end talent and we would be on our way to relevance. Not going to get too far ahead of what's happening, but we are on the edge of something special. I have more confidence in this staff than any in recent memory.
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Cannot wait to see the CCC era of IU football get started.
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(C) Kel 'el Ware - COMMITTED TO INDIANA
cthomas replied to Chris007's topic in Indiana Men's Basketball
I have a lot of respect for Ware. He had a bad freshman year and came to IU and did the work. I think is just beginning to grow into how good he can be. He has all tools to be a great NBA player. -
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“Their Times In Indiana” by Ed Snyder with Billy Shepherd
cthomas replied to Whoozhers's topic in Indiana Men's Basketball
Thanks so much. I can't wait to read it. So many of those teams and players were a part of the soundtrack to my life when I was growing up. -
“Their Times In Indiana” by Ed Snyder with Billy Shepherd
cthomas replied to Whoozhers's topic in Indiana Men's Basketball
I have not, but would love to. I checked every place I could think of and apparently it's out of print and currently unavailable. The 50's and 60's were my favorite time for high school basketball. The small towns lived for basketball. Believe it or not, Carmel was just another small town back then. -
Painter is not an idiot. I'm sure he sees the same things with Loyer that we do. And I'm sure he is planning for a way to compensate. I have no idea how good Purdue will be next year, but I'm pretty sure they will be difficult to deal with.
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Man, I'm right there with you. But, I also realize that things have changed and they are never going back. I loved watching kids grow within the program over a number of years. Now, we are NBA lite. We can either embrace it or move on to something else.
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It's been a really long time and I still marvel at the skill of McGinnis. You are absolutely right, probably two generations ahead of his time. And Wilkerson remains one of my all-time favorite Hoosiers. It's heartbreaking that he was not able to finish the championship game and celebrate with his teammates. He certainly earned it.
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Realistically, we are never going to be viewed the same as Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, Georgia, or the other top of the food chain football factories. But, we have a coaching staff that acts like we belong in that conversation. That's the first step. And getting an official visit for a top rated quarterback makes a difference in perception. CCC is absolutely right when he says the first order of business is changing the perception.
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I heard him say on some podcast that he hated losing more than he liked winning. That's my coach.
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I'd like to think that NW is a team we can beat on a regular basis going forward. If we are going to get where we want to go that's going to be a must.
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“Their Times In Indiana” by Ed Snyder with Billy Shepherd
cthomas replied to Whoozhers's topic in Indiana Men's Basketball
I was in high school during that time. Tipton played in the Carmel sectional and I remember him and a guard named Macintosh, I think. Both really good players. Curnutt was an excellent shooter. They were ranked in top five in the state in 1964/5 but were upset by Noblesville in the sectional. For small schools the real goal was to win your sectional because that's where the heated rivalries were. Great memories. -
Without getting to far ahead of things, all of the portal additions seem to have improved our team top to bottom. Not many glaring weaknesses. Could be a very good year.
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Yes he was. As I remember, it was a close game. Maybe 14 to 3 off the top of my head. A pretty good defensive effort against a really talented offense by IU.
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This is IU football we're talking about, right?