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Indiana Hoosiers website still saying TBD.

I think Damezi's plan to get back to 0% from three for the season so he can start over is going horribly, horribly wrong.

Big dunk by Jake....but yeah, he traveled.

At least nice to see him rebounding well.

Certainly one million percent better than they handled the last NIT appearance.

It's all good. Personally, while I don't think players should sit thr NIT out if they bare hoping pro, I understand why they would.

Daniel Gafford is sitting the tournament out for Arkansas after playing every for two years with Arkansas. So why is he 'throwing in thd towel now'? Think he hasn't had to go through similar things? Answer: he made a decision based on putting his own interests before the team's. He's a projected first round pick. So when I say that I'll be 100% coevinced that Romeo is playing thd NIT when he steps on the court, that is indicative if the fact that he most certainly would not be the first guy to do so based on what several other guts have done before him. I didn't say it with any venom directed toward him. I did NOT say 'he's going to quit on the team and throw in the towel'. I would say what I said about any projected lottery pick playing in the NIT.

Well, that didn't take long....CAM says Romeo is 'day to day' with back stiffness. Says he expects him to play against St.Francis but I'm not holding my breath. https://www.google.com/amp/s/hoosierstateofmind.com/2019/03/18/indiana-basketball-romeo-langford-injury-date/amp/

I won't be 100% sure Romeo is playing in the NIT until he steps foot on thr floor Tuesday.

Technically we can go ahead and puck our Thusday and Friday winners since Thursday games don't effect Friday right? I am taking Florida State on Thursday. Assuming they don't lose, I'm taking Texas Tech on Friday.

To be fair, they've won three of their last six.....all of those coming against Butler, who has lost 6 of 8.

No, we don't den't deserve to be in. Truth is you could say that about four teams that make it in this year as well.

As the parent of an 18 year old, stop throwing hatred at 18 year olds making life decisions that we all got to make without people who don't know us criticizing our choice of college.

Donors.

I....gulp.....agree with Old Friend.

Honestly, forget the hiring of Miller as something that he should ever be fired for. We can be revisionist, but nationally people in the know felt like it was a good hire. The unforgivable offense was the hiring of Tom Allen. That is no basic due diligence.

I think the fan base has been very bad toward DeVonte Green. He certainly plays out of control on quite a few occasions, but I never doubted his effort. And his ceiling is high.

I'm an optimist. I see Glass as half-fired.

Our starting point guard was a 136th ranked freshman and Al Durham was like 250th by 247 composite. Reality check: We had exactly three players on our roster that were top 100 recruits by 247 when they entered IU. Juwan Morgan wasn't....he was at 117. Phinnissee wasn't....he was at 136. The guys ranked in the top 100 were Langford, De'ron Davis (at 40), Jerome Hunter (at 59), and Justin Smith (78). Davis was coming off a torn ACL and still isn't capable of playing big minutes. Hunter didn't play a minute. We all love Juwan Morgan....but how much of that is based on the fact that he gets so much out of what he has and not from the fact that he is actually an ultra gifted player?

Don't use facts.

At IU, they want titles. The mist criticism I ever heard a coach get was Crean for losing to Syracuse. He was never forgiven for that.

Rick Majerus was NEVER healthy enough to be coaching.

And Mike Davis got closer to a banner than either of them.

If we had Purdue's success, fans still wouldn't be happy. And as long as he's been there and had lack of tournament success, there would have been plenty of fans calling for his head.

Let's just say they weren't wishing him well heading into the NBA and leave it at that.