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  1. Damn Snively may earn some floor time Also, it's limited action but Lindsay moves like a high level guard, looked decisive and smooth
  2. The ITH article linked above says he showcased his shooting hitting a couple 3’s.
  3. Nm, IDS has a write up on the scrimmage https://www.idsnews.com/article/2026/10/takeaways-indiana-mens-basketball-scrimmage Lindsay 23 pts Harris 22 pts Trevor Manhertz had a team-high seven assists, nine rebounds and three steals. (dark horse?) Sokolov 8 boards, Sherrell 7 Alexis and Yigi 2 blocks each Junior forward Aiden Sherrell made his presence known in the Hoosiers’ Cream and Crimson Scrimmage. The University of Alabama transfer is listed at 7-foot, 250 pounds. Sherrell’s size, combined with his ability to shoot the ball from beyond the arc, stretched the floor and created opportunities for himself and his teammates. Sherrell finished the scrimmage with 15 points, seven rebounds, two assists, a steal and a block. The Detroit native never shied away from shooting the deep ball. Sherrell scored 12 of his 15 points off of 3-point shots. When he was on the court, former Notre Dame point guard and transfer addition, senior Markus Burton orchestrated the Hoosiers’ offensive attack, finishing with six assists and zero turnovers to go along with four rebounds. Although he scored only eight points on 3-for-9 shooting, Burton was in total control of the offense. He drove the ball to the rim and found open three-point shooters in the corners and at the top of the key. But Sisley struggled in Friday’s first look at the returning sophomore. He finished the night with just four points and three rebounds. Sisley was unsuccessful on all four three-point attempts and will look to improve as the season progresses. ^^ We look like men, size and development -- gotta like that
  4. What did the highlights show, and any box score out there?
  5. I’d say she’s proved her coaching chops multiple times over, but yeah now she once again, after a drought, has real talent and it matches the goal of getting more athletic and bigger, to go with the increase in talent. Expectations will grow - and good.
  6. Called it! Haha, what an outstanding addition, stacking talent for sure!
  7. I guess people have to find something to complain about, lol
  8. Thanks for making me feel young!
  9. re-posting @RaceToTheTop's post on FB board here-- Confirmation that Alexis is currently eligible. https://www.insidethehall.com/2026/09/23/report-kellan-wyatt-stephen-daley-and-sam-alexis-currently-eligible-after-monroe-circuit-court-grants-preliminary-injunction/
  10. It's the correct decision, imo. More importantly, it re-builds my optimism on the season, for now
  11. Portal is significantly impacting HS bball recruiting, for me that’s another problem with the Portal world.
  12. Yes, the recruiting looks to be in excellent shape, but it’s the portal world - to keep the talent the program will need better financial support
  13. Heck of a recruiting W — she looks like a terrific offensive piece. And on the back of the loaded 2026 class her and Finley are continuing high level class building. Great to see
  14. Shows as behind a paywall for me --
  15. It’ll be interesting to see how this pans. With an almost completely new team and different emphasis (size up front) from last year I’d think it’d be pretty hard to run an accurate analytics projection, the team never having played a game together
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