Miller'sTheMan

Max looked good but no TB mention?

Isn't it good they are still evaluating the injury? I would think if it were a torn ACL or torn meniscus they would know already and further testing wouldn't be needed. 

For the most part I thought our D was somewhat decent on the front 7, but boy was our secondary a pile of garbage aside from Fant. Crawford was a true freshmen and it showed at times, but he has a lot of potential so hopefully he can improve and we need him to. The additions of Wesley Green and Jayme Thompson to the secondary should help infuse some pure talent into the team. 

Lol

Sorry Latham

Who's his likely replacement?

IU- 85 NU- 70

Redding can handle the load

Who would start over him? Diamont? He can hardly throw a pass past 20 yards, I would be shocked if he improves enough to start.

Jayme Thompson is supposed to be good too, hopefully our secondary will be much improved.

Lagow

MSU is going to be unreal next season if they get Jackson. 

Virginia is down 27-20 versus Cal at halftime... And no this is not a joke, their first half field goal percentage was 18.2%. Half of their points came from the free throw line. 

Seems like Cujo is having a big season from what I can see. 

That tiny dude for them was making some tough shots. He impressed me. 

Also terrible defensive intensity to start out, been better the past few minutes which is probably why we're on a 12-2 run or whatever it is. 

Yeah! Someone should tell him to stop taking games against these bums seriously

Is he playing tonight?

Yeah that's why I think it's Fuchs. Latham was a good basketball player in high school and could probably contribute to this team if our offense wasn't so fast paced and up and down the floor. He wouldn't be able to keep up. 

Yeah Latham comes to mind, 6'6-6'7 300 pounds

I kind of like that though, if we take care of business early in the conference schedule which we should, we'll be much more confident team by the time we hit that stretch. 

Can you name me one perennial contender that always just gets most of their players from one area? Any team? You keep saying every school but Kentucky and Duke does it... But then I go look at MSU's roster and they have a lot of people outside your 200 mile radius, or I go look at Kansas which is the same deal. North Carolina is in the same boat. I think as Indiana basketball fans we should have higher expectations that trying to mimic what Purdue or Butler do and we should want to be up there with the rest of the blue bloods. Now go look at all of the blue bloods roster and see where most of the kids come from. What you'll figure out is they all have national footprints. That's what we should aspire to be, a perennial contender, not Purdue or Butler. 

Not going to be many teams with the size to stop that starting 5... I mean you're looking at: 6'3 6'4 6'7 6'10 6'10

Man, that Bryant/Davis front line is going to be a pain in the ass for teams to deal with. 

Whole game MVP goes to Rojo, but Troy was huge in the 2nd half.