AKHoosier

At Florida freakin' Atlantic?

Some programs just know how to win in March. UConn is one of those.

Add me to the list intrigued by Adam Howard's post. I can't help but see it as nothing more than a staff member expressing optimism about the future of IU basketball, but I choose to be excited there's something more.

Only thing I don't like is this FAU team seems to turn it over a bit much. 22 today. I need to actually look at the stats the last few years to see if it's indeed a trend. Regardless, can't argue with the winning.

Feels like UK's late push and NIL arsenal will be tough to fight off. Hopefully the staff's work thus far will pay dividends.

Plus, ND basketball facilities are among the worst in the country. Brey was a strong advocate for improving such facilities but was never successful. ND is not for everyone. The people making decisions there essentially have a $0/year income, no living expenses, and basically no material possessions.

Did that actually happen?

Miami or UConn will win this whole thing.

Feels like this thread is about 3 years early, after Woodson 2nd title.

People gotta remember not to only look at shooting % as a reason to write someone off. Nick Zeisloft shot like 35% from 3 before he got here.

Someone will make a run at him, but if it was me I'd enjoy a few more years of not having to buy a winter coat until some more appealing jobs come open.

Another statement where punctuation, or lack thereof, makes all the difference.

So far the highlight of Duncomb's career has been when he dominated Caleb Furst in an AAU matchup, convincing me he'd eventually be a double double machine at IU.

Yeah I'm not threatened by him at ND at all. ND recruits nationally, as does IU. There's plenty of talent in-state to go around and IU will always be seen as the best program in the state imo.

I had no idea Shrewsberry started his head coaching career at IUSB in 2005. It was the last job before he joined Butler's staff.