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247 doesn't update this part of the site apparently...there's a Haas STD joke in there somewhere...

Sorry this is so after the fact but found this one...

And to add, he played under the coach that's still there at UI and the coach he played for at IU isn't.

Do you (or anyone else) know if any of our coaching staff has connection(s) with Prolific Prep?

Turdue just found its next big man!

How can this be? I was repeatedly told Edey was a generational talent that would have been the #1 pick 20 years ago!

Really bad phrasing using "estimated to have spent" when it is really his estimate of what the transfers cost/value is. He undermines himself in the explanation paragraphs below saying Iowa isn't really estimated to have spent that much so they got good value according to him.

I remember watching the UT scrimmage and thinking Mbako looked like he had a good offseason and may have a good season. He looked progressively worse instead.

Thanks for the info and "Baileys skillet" sounds delicious.

I read that before reading this one and though I was having Davionja Vu

If the roles were reversed in the Frazier situation, there would be a large group of Indiana fans who celebrate(d) what he did. Complete non issue regarding him coaching here IMO

Definitely not McCollum who said that. Either the author or McCasland. I read it as the author trying to speak for McCasland.

OK, I'm sold. I watched a game earlier this year and was entertained, but the two things @Home Jersey just posted have me all aboard the McCollum train. To me these things are eerily similar to what came out about what Ainge was saying about Stevens (while at Butler) before he decided to pursue him. To me, the point of hiring a coach isn't to win the press conference. It isn't to have success in year 1 or any specific year for that matter. The point of hiring a coach is to get the person you think would have the best career at your school. I understand this is subjective forecasting and extremely difficult. If McCollum's the guy, go get him.

How badass is this... “You’re really easy to guard and predictable, and this offense isn’t any good,” McCollum told him after watching the tape. McCasland was staggered by the verbal haymaker, and he went home to study McCollum’s offense so he could find a retort. His approach had to have some holes, he thought. McCollum’s offense defied the modern principle that playing with pace equals efficiency, but the results justified his beliefs.

How many guys think it will be The Turge? You're right Mark, one. Now stop pinching the scorer's table.