HoosierDribbler

I was born and raised in Indiana and completed my degrees at IU. I have fond memories of watching the later championship teams. I guess that is why Quinn Buckner was, and will always be, my favorite IU player.  He would run out on the court to the pep band playing "The Mighty Quinn", and AH would erupt. He was the Vic of those earlier years.   Although I've resided in Florida since 1977, I do not consider myself a Floridian; I'll always be a Hoosier. During those early years in Florida there was no internet and we obviously were unable to watch Ch 4. However, we were able to pick up radio station WOWO out of Ft. Wayne but only if we listened in our bathroom. So we spent many game nights sitting in the bathroom cheering on our boys. Now that is dedication and true fans. Always will be a proud HOOSIER.

Has to set up a press conference.

Quinn Buckner

Is he excited about being a Hoosier?  That's important.

If Holt isn't on campus yet, Izzo still has time to get him.

Happy this young man chose to play for my favorite team and the best university in the country. I'm already cheering for him.

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Momma Williams might have to spur Uncle Boo into tossing some updates our way.

Tell the truth now, were you a little under the spirits while watching those games in person. :no:

I'll need motion sickness meds after the camera motion on this feed

Yes, we can finally see our guys

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Mike Miller's twitter (Heraldtimes) is about 15 seconds ahead of the audio for anyone who is unable to get the audio.

       Troy is fortunate to have such a great mom in his corner. As bad as I feel after a loss, I know it must be ten times as painful for the team and families. But, we shouldn't paint the entire IU fanbase by a few negative posters after a loss. Please keep in mind most of us are not saying negative things and putting our players down. Apparently negativity is a small part of the beast known as internet message boards; which is exactly why I don't read them after a loss. Keep supporting that youngun of yours ,and we'll keep supporting the team as a fanbase.   An avid IU Hoosier in Florida.

    As an IU alum and IU fan of many years I consider the team my guys. They represent all of us everytime they take the court. We rejoice with every win and feel pain with the losses. 

       Might I suggest you steer clear of the message boards after a regular season loss. It can get quite ugly and might be offensive to a parent. Don't put yourself through that. That said, it sure is fun to have them playing again.

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