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No idea if it's been common or not, but I do know certain coaches historically would try to get their players a game in their home state during their 4 year career. Dean Smith was one. I went to watch Eric Montross play at Butler b/c of it.

One made the championship game and was close to winning it (regardless of where his players came from) and the other has his hand-picked team of highly ranked players and is floundering with them, and made it as far as the 2nd round (regardless of where his players came from). The last one didn't even play in the NCAAs. MD is the tallest midget for me.

Going by total % chance of winning, we'd end up with the same results as the game by game predictions which isn't always the case. They add up to 10.28 wins. I get/agree with your pessimism though since I feel it is unlikely we'd win one out of four of the games where we have around 25%-35% projected chance to win. If that's the case, we have to win all of the just above 50% games (MD, MI, PU) or win a "replacement" game to cover for it. It could get real ugly considering our best win is vs. #63 SC at home, so beating MD, MI, PU, PSU, OSU all ranked better (some considerably) is far from a given. That would be even one game worse than your 5-15, and counts on us winning at Wash (we haven't shown much on the road to inspire confidence).

Torvik Teamcast has same 18-13 projection and us missing the tournament as the 4th team out (without the B1G tourney sim). Needed to win 2 games in the B1G tourney to be one of the last 4 in.

https://www.insidethehall.com/2021/05/13/mike-woodson-isnt-afraid-to-adapt-coaching-philosophies-embrace-a-modern-style-of-play/ Statements that ended up being "lies" from before he coached his 1st game here... Article dated 5/13/21 - hired 3/28/21

Mike Woodson the king In Indiana's bright lights Yet lost in game nights

Mike Woodson's seat burns, Whispers of change fill the air, Time for a new vision

Banners high above, Silent fans in empty stands, The Hoosiers yearn still.

Pretty sure the NCAA has no control over the CFP whereas it runs the NCAA basketball tournament entirely.

2 touchdowns isn't that low of a spread...

One joined March 6. One joined March 7.

Usually don't read this long of a post, but this was a good one. I encourage reading it with a Lincoln Gettysburg Address voice in your mind.

So delusional. Absolutely no sign that "we will get there" if we "keep working at it"

Sounds like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josh_Schertz is your guy...

1. IU 2. UCLA 3. Turdue 4. Northwestern 5. MSU 6. Oregon 7. Iowa 8. Penn St 9. Michigan 10. Illinois 11. Nebraska 12. Maryland 13. Ohio St 14. Wisconsin 15. USC 16. Rutgers 17. Minnesota 18. Washington I'm rarely/never right, so please use the opposite of this as your gambling guide. You're welcome.

Actually JHS decommitted from Pitt (granted early) so it wasn't 100% a traditional recruitment. He committed 3 months after we offered, so it was still a relatively short recruitment. It did at least include a fall committment instead of the late spring for Reneau, Mgbako, and Tucker.