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Google rod Clark coach and there is a link to the Indy star saying Clark had told the Knox News he is joining IU….but the link is now showing page not found

Truth is that Woodson should have shut him down in January. He played 8 total minutes in the second half of the season.

IF Goode were granted eligibility, then Leal's case would be solid as well. Each has four years that have counted since 20-21 didn't and both played a season that would have put them under the number of games that counted BUT they played games in the second half of the season. That said, I'm not sure adding both makes IU a better team. Dorn and Goode are similar (although I think Goode is better). Right now, Bailey/Alexis/Harris/DeVries are the only players we have that can play at the 4 or 5. Still would prefer to get one more big even if it's a backup or a reach.

20-21 doesn't count. In 22-23 he was limited to 11 games (24 minutes). His case is basically the same as Goode's as the NCAA has already ruled that 20-21 doesn't count. That said, I don't think either would win eligibility.

Tyme indicates that it is not Mullins when he says he isn't Huskie related.

If you have 8 dudes and penny players you are one or two inujuries from disaster.

Sinceire Harris is a player who played as a freshman at Illinois and wasn't good enough to play as a sophomore so they redshirted him. To think that DeVries' defensive system didn't have anything to do with Harris' success is false.

Top 25 programs right now are built on names that voters know and not necessarily on actual roster talent. Production over potential seemed to be motto of a successful football coach last year.

Yes, committed via zoom. Reed Bailey also committed before visiting.

Three years of eligibility for Harris. Even if he isn't a major player from the get go, looks like there would be room for him to grow into the spot.

Oops. My bad.

I put someone on ignore and their posts don't show if they are posting EXCEPT when they quote someone their post does show. Is this normal?

Baloney. The 2024 Olympics were viewed by approximately 5 billion people at least once -- 84% of those who could had the potential to watch -- with the total viewing hours over 27 billion. Of the 10 million tickets that were made available to Olympic events, 9.5 million were sold. Whole lot of 'nobodies' watched it.

Underwood has been at Illinois eight years and has two yet to make the sweet sixteen.

For the life of me I will never understand Ty Rodgers.

Nothing is keeping you from doing that but you.

I don't know, Dakich swears Reneau got 1.8 million. (LOL)

Harris is mostly a college 4 who brings a different 4 look than Alexis. Alexis is more of a banger who could be a 5 against smaller 5's. Harris is more of a leaper.

Baye Fall to Rutgers. Blake Harper to Creighton.

Josh Harris averaged 13.4 points and 7.1 rebounds in just 22.5 minutes as a freshman. Against power five teams -- four games against South Carolina, Georgia Tech, Georgia, and Nebraska: four games: 22 mpg, 11.5 points, 5 rebounds, 19 of 33 from the field (58%).

The two players you are talking about were the top two scorers and rebounders on said team and they were a freshman and sophomore.

IU had shown interest in Houston's Terrance Arceneaux -- he has now committed to NC State. Also showed some interest in Idaho State's Dylan Darling -- he has now committed to St. John's.

You mean like Conerway?

That said, Conerway is a combo guard who can guard wings and rebounds like a wing.