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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!

So I guess he'll be coaching somewhere else? Or is he staying and just so indecisive that he torpedoed his incoming recruiting class?

Because Howard isn't a good coach? That's what I'm going with. I hope he's there for a long time.

They don't take injuries into account when looking at the record. So they won't look at a team and say they'd have won x more games or this game or that game with the player. They sometimes take them into account when doing seeding, I believe. If an injured starter has recently returned they might get a seeding bump. Conversely, if a team's star player goes down and won't be available for the tournament, that could drop their seed. I think they also factor them for teams on the bubble, it can be the difference between making the tournament or not. This one I'm less sure of than the others above.

I'm calling Day 1 portal entry.

That statement says that it doesn't matter if the foul happened before or after the buzzer since it did come while the ball was still in the air. If the officials are so quick to turn on Duke, maybe they'll lose their gloss when it comes to recruiting quicker than I thought. One can hope.

Seems like a well run, disciplined program.

Since there was a discussion going on in a game thread about JHS's chances of being drafted, I thought I'd start a thread to discuss the draft likelihood of any of IU's players. Here JHS and TJD are talked about: https://www.theringer.com/2023/2/8/23590732/nba-draft-show-indianas-jalen-hood-schifino-and-trayce-jackson-davis

If they see something in his shooting that can be fixed, I don't think that would turn them off of him. They have great coaches in the NBA who can improve his shooting. It might be an issue if they think it's unfixable and he's just a bad shooter and will likely not improve much even with more coaching. The game has changed some since the mid-90s, but I remember Eric Snow from MSU having a long NBA career. That surprised me because he was a terrible shooter in college. Very bad. Sub-.500 FT shooter bad. So there is precedence for a PG who can't shoot still being valuable.

Coach K sure was a tough disciplinarian.

That makes more sense than it actually being Kopp. IMO, Galloway is much more fun to watch than Kopp.

I hope not. I enjoy seeing them suck.

17 to IU's 9. The Hoosiers also couldn't hit the broad side of a barn and had the ball stolen 7 times. An all around terrible game for them.

The last semester makes sense since they don't have to worry about maintaining eligibility for the next season. The whole year thing is what has me surprised.

Portland snatches defeat from the jaws of victory. Crazy ending.

I thought they had to be working towards a degree of some sort, not just taking classes. Guess I was wrong.

That's a shame.

2 points in a quarter is the fewest points in a quarter this season. So at some point they've either scored only 1 point in a quarter or got shut out for one. Ouch.

Got it. I didn't understand what you meant by that.

I'd argue that it's already in the process of doing that even with Boeheim there. They've been pretty mediocre since joining the ACC. They have had some nice NCAAT runs in that time, though, despite their mediocre regular seasons.

Not sure why you're quoting me. I said it's doubtful he'll use it, which that tweet agrees with. So doubtful that Coach is already counting him as gone. That doesn't change the fact that he could return for a 5th year.

Yes, he could. He has a 5th year of eligibility to use if he wants it. It's doubtful he'll use it though.

I think Dairy Queen acquired that company because you can get Orange Julius at those. It's an orange cream slushy. Pretty tasty.