go iu bb

I'm kind of surprised he didn't arrest both players on the spot for assault just to get them out of the game.

$EC shills when IU has a close game at PSU: IU is overrated, they struggled on the road against a team that is 3-6. The B1G is terrible. SEC shills when A&M struggles at home against a 3-6 team is above. SMH, they're so pathetic.

Still have to play the last 2 games. If IU somehow lost both, they'd be out for sure. If they lost 1, they'd likely be out due to tie breakers from what I've seen.

I demand a refund. You can take it out of all the money @Class of '66 Old Fart makes off this site.

That's 4 years in a row Rayford has been out for the season before it even started (including the year at Air Force)? I feel bad for the guy but at some point it's just time to hang it up. Edit: My mistake. He actually got to play 1 game last year before getting injured again.

I agree with him less now than when the playoff was only 4 teams. The playoffs now consist of 12 of 127 teams, just a bit under 10%. For schools to really be in the mix to make the playoffs, they just have to be top 15 or so. Places like PSU, LSU, and Florida expect to be top 15 every year. Those 3 schools I think wanted a change anyways. PSU made the playoffs last year but Franklin has a history of just not getting it done in big games. He'd been there for quite a while and it looked like they had peaked and were on the way back down or at best had plateaued. I don't think most of the schools in D1 have that mentality. Before Cignetti, IU and its fans would have been happy just making bowl games more years than not.

The $EC and its sports writers are all so arrogant. https://www.al.com/alabamafootball/2025/11/goodman-we-found-the-biggest-fraud-in-college-football.html

Boogie Fland is someone Mike Woodson wanted badly. Enough said.

My take on LSU screwing themselves:

You were so excited that you posted it 4 times. :) Wikipedia hasn't been updated since the season began. At that time, it had IU with 715 losses and Northwestern with 712. Northwestern has 4 losses this season, which would put them at 716. From Wikipedia: "The following data is current through week 0 of the 2025 season, " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_Division_I_FBS_football_win–loss_records Also, it's possible for Wikipedia to be wrong.

It's appropriate that Miller looks confused and a bit panicked while Woodson looks disinterested.

lol, ESPN's win probability tracker is broken. It has the scores backwards, so the farther behind Marquette gets the higher it says their chance at winning is.

Don't forget that athletic departments are "non-profit," which means they don't have a bunch of money saved from profitable years. They have to spend what they bring in. That's why years with decreased revenue, like during COVID, can really, really hurt them. Up front money allows them make quick, expensive purchases without having to go through the trouble of getting donor money or loans from their schools. Most of the money would probably be squandered, since athlete departments (and the schools themselves) aren't really incentivized to spend money well or run efficiently.

I agree. In the last 2 years, he averaged 2.7 and 2.0 assists per game. This year he has 7 assists through 2 games (3.5/game). He is a willing passer. I think he had bad coaching on bad teams with a poor offensive philosophy. That said, I wasn't and I'm still not sad that he's gone after 3 years of Woodson "coaching."