go iu bb

What a shame.

Gates, Shrewsberry, and now Pitino Jr. Are there any mediocre coaches you don't like and would be opposed to? ;)

Where I'm at right now is if they can't pull Stevens away from the NBA, they should try to pull McCasland out of Texas.

That depends on whom they end up hiring if it isn't Stevens.

I don't know if any of that is true but I will say that it's both hilarious and true to character for Woodson to think he's done enough to get to choose his replacement. I already didn't want Shrewsberry as the next coach based on his record, now I want him even less.

That was from back before Coogan committed, soon after Spindler's Nebraska visit. Jan 28.

Zyn is backtracking now. Followed closely by: It was so widely reported that he did commit to Nebraska though. I wonder if he signed? That would make this very interesting.

Recently? As in today? I remember seeing that a few days ago but see articles from earlier today saying he's closing in on a decision.

I haven't watched TT and have seen only a bit of UM but comparing his resume to May's, I'd take him over May. He doesn't have the FF run that May has but he has a much longer resume as HC and has done a good job everywhere he's gone with success in other tournaments. CBI and NIT Championships at North Texas, 2 D2 E8 in 2 years, as well as NJCAA runner-up and champion. I wouldn't be upset if he was hired. I'm still not 100% sold on May.

That depends on what you're talking about. You can have percentages over 100% when comparing things, when talking about increase/decrease, and other times. I don't know what this particular instance is referring to so that might not apply but to say that a percentage is always 100 or less is incorrect. Even when used where impossible, like effort given or amount of agreement, it is generally understood that higher is better even if not technically possible.

I would take McCasland over Gates. He seems like he might be a decent hire. Due just to how he's doing this year, I'd take Gates over the other Stuhoo favorite, Shrewsberry. I don't really want either one, though.

The Hoosiers split with Louisville (at UL) in the final dual meet of the season. The men won and the women lost. They also set 6 pool records in the process. https://iuhoosiers.com/news/2025/1/31/mens-swimming-and-diving-no-2-6-hoosiers-set-six-pool-records-in-split-with-no-11-10-louisville https://swimswam.com/julia-dennis-swims-21-61-50-free-as-louisville-women-defeat-indiana-iu-men-earn-win/

How things look after the Coogan transfer (paywall). https://247sports.com/college/indiana/longformarticle/indiana-football-impact-of-pat-coogans-transfer-commitment-ius-offensive-line-outlook-245051326/ Other articles: https://www.thedailyhoosier.com/iu-football-picks-up-commitment-from-notre-dame-transfer-ol-pat-coogan/ https://www.on3.com/college/notre-dame-fighting-irish/news/notre-dame-transfer-offensive-lineman-pat-coogan-commits-to-indiana-hoosiers/

They'll probably forever be Crouton in my mind now.

A realist wouldn't talk about Wade in conjunction with the IU job.

He has a son who is a freshman at ND this year on the basketball team. I guess he also has a daughter who is in HS. Maybe Stevens wants to coach his son? I guess we'll see.

Better shape only because there are no sanctions. The new coach may have to recruit a whole new team just like Crean did. The portal and NIL should make that easier, though.

It is a DD tweet so it's pretty much a given that it was a stupid tweet. It's what he does.

I was with you until the "Woody may actually fire himself" part. He's made it apparent his ego is too big for that, regardless of outcome. Afterall, the failures aren't his failures, they're the players' failures.

The player doesn't need to call the timeout. What a ******* liar. Once again it's the player's fault, not his. Just when I think I couldn't like him even less, he finds a way.

Ah. I saw someone say they dropped a place. Guess they were wrong.

And Purdue found out what IU fans already know from the past few seasons: you can drop in the NET after a win if that win is closer than expected against a bad team.

And only had experience with a different cuisine.

IU just finding ways to lose. Shot better than their opponent overall. Shot almost 37% from 3 while holding PU to 15% (15 point edge to IU). Won the rebound battle. More assists. They waste all of that by having twice as many turnovers, including giving up 13 steals. They also fouled 50% more than Purdue, resulting in 12 more PU FT. Still had a chance to win but the lack of coaching was obvious in the end of game play yet again.

Lol, I stopped paying attention before that last foul. Losing by only 5 when 12.5 point dogs is a moral victory! It's definitely a win for team tank.