Hoosier987

Phenomenal win!

He was offered by Sampson. Wasn't going to be a walk - on. I saw the kid play against Xavier earlier this year up close. He needs to get bigger and put on weight - but he's not afraid to shoot and take over the game...he's a good player.

Corey Evans just said the other day that: Stewart is expected to make a commitment before February rolls around. This is more of a three-horse battle between Duke, Kentucky and Washington. No mention of MSU - I suppose things could always change tho

We really should consider having Romeo take the ball up half the time. Green just needs to stay out the way on offense - maybe knock down a 3, and play defense

As expected. I assume he’ll continue to get better during break and hope he and everyone else takes the opportunity to rest up and come back better than ever

Trevor Lawrence (Clemson Qb) was on concussion protocol earlier this year. He was on it for two days and played the following week. It all depends on symptoms. Regardless, rob has a good time to rest with it being break, and wouldn’t be surprised at all to see him play against Illinois

Yup. Hopefully, it’s nothing too serious and he can move through protocol relatively quickly.

Rumors are afloat that Stewart would consider joining the class as he's friends with all these guys?

BOOM!!!

Rabjohns is right - Unfortunately McRobbie doesn't care about athletics

Let's face it. De'Ron is running out of time and is probably never going to turn into the monster we thought he would be (mainly cause of injuries), but at this point, we may want to look at starting De'Ron over Smith. Smith absolutely sh*its his pants in big games

At this point TJD would be a sure starter over Justin Smith

I thought he canceled his visit to MSU

I attended IU from '07-'11 so my graduating class witnessed the worst 4 year basketball winning percentage out of any graduating class - unless you graduated in 3 years from '08-'11. If I recall correctly, Ellis and Thomas were asked not to come back, Eric Gordon left for the NBA, DJ white left for the NBA (he had a year left of eligibility due to a medical red shirt) and people like Jordan Crawford simply transferred out. Also, if you recall, we had a helluva a recruiting class coming in -- which included Tu Hollewell -- who decided to open up his recruitment and ultimately chose Xavier to team up with Crawford and Devin Ebanks who also chose not to come to IU and ultimately signed with West Virginia...however Pritchard and Elston (both committed under Sampson) came to IU. Yes - imo Crean milked this process and was excellent in buying time with his savvy pr. This is all speculation, but I have a hunch that if Archie Miller occurred 10 years ago we wouldn't have seen the mass exodus or incoming recruits going elsewhere (after all Archie was able to keep Crean's last recruiting class all in place) like we did with Crean and that our rebuilding job would've been much quicker. Imo, i think a lot of it was self-inflicted.

Bingo - we weren't hammered. Crean dismissed players from the program and was able to buy himself close to a half decade before building a good team by using PR tactics. BTW - we're a top 25 team in Archie's 2nd year here, and let me tell you, the cupboard was pretty bare when he came in last year.

IU - 89 CSU - 57

IU 92 USI 39

There is nothing to see here....

Goodness Crean was such a hack. Thank God he's gone.

We're actually mentioned in that article. Not sure what the time frame is.

I've read so many articles and seen so many schools I can't remember- have we been brought up at all or insinuated?

Archie is the man!

Let me also add that this is great for perception. We are continuously getting top kids from the State. This is becoming a strong trend that others schools like PU must worry about. We clearly are establishing ourselves as the alpha dog

Sure - it would definitely be close to or on par with that class

I would say a class that includes Brooks, TJD, Stewart and one of Ramsey/Bouknight/Newman would go down as the greatest class ever assembled at IU