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This season was his COVID year.

That's a good question. They probably count that game. The other criterion he'll have met pretty easily which is that the injury must happen in the first 50% of the season., Iirc or maybe it's before a certain date which is like late December or early January. Only the number of games played makes me think it might not be granted.

I think that was Miller, not Woodson.

I take it the 1/3 or less of a season played includes the postseason? He played in 11 games. Of course, he's probably doing this in the advice of the coaches and AD staff who know the ins and outs of the system so they're probably confident he'll receive the waiver.

Not everyone else but they were available to the whole student body. At that point it becomes a question of academic quality, which is outside of the purview of the NCAA and a matter of accreditation. UNC risked accreditation to cheat but that was a loophole of the NCAA's own making.

This was a surprising commitment in the first place so him changing his mind doesn't shock me.

I see you have your game face on and are locked in and ready.

They'll probably T up Woodson and/or the IU bench to punish Fran for his behavior.

So the officiating will be even worse than usual. Grand.

Did Leal pass it to him? There's a few player who haven't had their turn with it yet and he's already been in it this year. How selfish. Edit: just saw that Leal has a boot too.

Under his watch they did bust the Miami women's team for the first (and as far as I know the only) NIL infraction while blatantly ignoring the obvious infractions going on in men's sports. So congratulations?

Before the PU game, he had IU as a 5 seed playing Oral Roberts. Said they couldn't win away from home, ignoring the fact that they had already beaten Xavier, UI, and UM on the road.

Yes. The women's score was close but the men dominated the final night to pull away. They outscored OSU by over 200 points on night 4 to extend their ~100 point lead to the final difference of ~300 points.

See the post by @LIHoosier above. At least $3M. So your point stands, but you're underestimating how much he'd make.

If you had told me before the game that IU would end up with 4 players with 4 fouls including TJD and 2 other starters, TJD scoring only 10 points, give up 6 steals, give up 21 more FT attempts, and getting out rebounded 46-30 (21-5 on offensive rebounds) I would doubt IU would win. I certainly wouldn't believe winning comfortably.

Men won the B1G Championship meet. Women finished second. It was between them and OSU in both meets.

Some TJD love: https://www.si.com/college/2023/02/20/ncaa-career-scoring-record-maravich-unc-out-of-ncaa-tournament

I think you misunderstood the question. GOAT being Greatest Of All Time, not literally having the basketball skills of a goat. ;)

Can't really improve his draft stock any more than his incredible recent play already has. Even any incremental improvements to his play would be more than offset by him being a year older.

You were at a bar? I totally can't tell from this post.

Hmm. By definition, can't there be only 1 GOAT?

Good win but why does this team seem to struggle so much when the other team is missing their best player?

Yes. Lander

Even though he's only played 9 games, I think some of the games he appeared in were too late in the season to qualify for a medical redshirt. Specifically the Wisconsin game in the middle of January and maybe some of the late December games. If eligible for a medical redshirt, it would follow him if he transfers.

The new coach in waiting!