go iu bb

Is that a reliable source? :)

Off the property is off the property. Unless there is a restraining order, that is far enough. It doesn't matter if it was the parking lot of another business or if that business was closed. That only matters if that business also wants them off of their property but they'd have to ask that themselves. How far is far enough for you? 2 businesses over? 5 businesses? 500 ft? 1000ft? 1/2 mile? 1 mile? 10 miles? And why would you or, in this case, the cops get to decide how far is far enough? It's pretty arbitrary. If they tell someone to leave the property and they step right over the property line so they're not on the property, that is complying even if they're still very close to the property. Without a court order, do cops have the authority to tell a person they have to go farther?

Yeah, IU has enough talent on paper to be ranked much higher than 46. The only reason they can be that low is because they don't think Woodson is a good coach.

It's also very IU. Unfortunately.

Doesn't really matter at this point. Certainly not for this game.

Not firing Allen would be the same thing as releasing a statement that says, "We don't care about football."

Me too. I was thinking the same thing earlier.

There are no charges, but that doesn't sound like the actions of someone who is sober. It really sounds like alcohol, pot, something was involved. If he was completely sober, that's very odd behavior and the arrest could have easily been avoided since it sounds like they gave him plenty of opportunity to leave.

At this point, Dolson is pretty much having his hand forced. When the media starts putting out stories that the coach needs to be fired while the team is getting blown out week after week, how can he credibly justify keeping Allen while also pretending IU cares about football? It just isn't possible. If Allen stays, the stories will be about how IU is fine having a terrible football program which would further sink the program. But then Dolson will have an excuse to not spend money on a coaching search and just promote an assistant coach to head coach on the cheap. The IU way. Which bad assistant coach will be IU's next bad head coach?

IDK. Maybe disco is making a comeback?

Johnson, Mgbako, and ... I only have 2, which one am I forgetting?

UVA intercepts it with 26 seconds left to win.

They need to bring someone in who will tighten things up.

Going on last year, LCS undervalues IU's talent and overvalues other teams' talent.

Tom Allen is overpaid but that was after the extension. They hire cheap and go cheap on assistant coaches.

Until then, we have IU football to tide us over.

It isn't already? News to me.

/shrug Let him go. I expect when Allen isn't fired at the end of the season there will be a mass exodus.

It's not HIS fault the QBs (/offense as a whole/defense/special teams) continue to disappoint so the only solution is to try another QB. He already changed OC so that must not be the problem. It's obviously the players.

Hmm, you would willingly hit him with your car but you're questioning another's morals? Interesting. Kevin Wilson sucked as a coach and probably isn't a good person. Tom Allen sucks as a coach and doesn't seem like a good person with his willingness to throw everyone under the bus instead of being accountable for the team he's in charge of.

I don't like either one. His unwillingness to be accountable for the team's performance as the HC while being quick to blame everyone but himself shows his true character, imo. LEO isn't real.

IU should use some of that $20M they're not spending to fire Allen to build better basketball facilities. If they are willing to let football be this bad, the basketball needs to be elite.

Competition in the MAC would be too difficult for IU.

Nope