go iu bb

ESPN has TJD at 8 assists instead of the 9 the announcers have. I'm not sure which is accurate. Edit: looks like ESPN is the wrong one. Congratulations TJD! Amazing.

Right now IU is 10-21 from 3 tonight. Most of the misses are from our best 3point shooter, Kopp.

The bank is always open for Kopp.

Announcers just talked about it. His was the second in IU's history.

8 assists now.

I bet Coach Shep posts tomorrow.

Nebraska literally falls down any time a Hoosier gets even close. The refs are falling for it.

This game is in Assembly Hall, right? I thought it was and it certainly looks like Assembly Hall. The game is getting called like a road game, though.

Our best point this game is TJD. Our point center.

Galloway and Kopp stepping up, though.

Why are the refs homering us at home?

Yeah, he had a great season. I was referring to players still in the career stats top 10 lists. I don't think McGinnis is on any of those despite his incredible season. But I might be wrong. McGinnis is way up on those lists for per game averages, but I don't think for career totals. Guys like Garrett and Schlundt are.

IU has several studs in the past who put up crazy numbers in only 2-3 years.

Overall a very solid half for TJD: 9p, 8r, 4a, 3s, 2b. Only thing he didn't do well: 4 TO

Surprised the refs didn't T up Race for hanging on the rim. lol

Since when does Nebraska's home court look like Assembly Hall? With these calls we must be in Nebraska.

That was a terrible charge call. That was a flop. Almost as bad as that call against Race in the UNC game.

That shot in rhythm by Bates was much better.

Didn't like that Bates shot. Totally out of rhythm.

Nice pass out of a double team by TJD.

Galloway with a nice start tonight.

They look out of sync early. So does Nebraska, which is good.

Oh, right. I forgot that came before COVID and the teams we beat that year just legitimately sucked without the COVID excuse.

COVID let IU have 2 good seasons since at that time it seemed to affect us less than other teams. In the long run, it looks like it will hurt IU more than most since it resulted in the ridiculous Allen contract extension.

Given that it's IU football, I wouldn't be surprised to see the AD double down on the s****y product. Knowing that everyone in the world knows it's jut a matter of time before Allen is fired, they'll not only give Allen a verbal vote of confidence but also announce a contract extension that will guarantee that IU can't afford to fire him until 2040 at the earliest. The administration will then pat themselves on the back thinking, "That should do it. Now recruits won't be afraid to come here thinking the HC will be fired in 2 years. They will know he'll be here they whole time they are."