IUHoosierJoe

What he said is exactly why we hired him. He was playing to the crowd, cultivating interest in the program, and developing our new brand (“we’re not backing down from anyone”). It was as brilliant a use of 45 seconds as you’ll ever see.

No limit to how good we can be.

Indiana 68, Maryland 65

lol….Allen and Hiller bickering….around middle 4th quarter, it was obvious Tuttle was told he was going into the game. Penix looked like he was hurt and couldn’t escape the pass rush. Tuttle put his helmet on and came over and talked to the OL (sitting right in front of us) and talked to the other offensive players. But when IU got the ball back, Penix went back out on the field. Tuttle just stood there with a stunned look on his face. Nobody even came to talk to him that I saw. Told my son right then Tuttle won’t be here much longer.

Was at that game with my son, in the front row right behind the Indiana bench. Saw a lot of telling things happen on the sideline in the second half of that game. And I agree, that’s when it all came crashing down.

Check his resume closer. He's more like flavor of the decade.

It’s a passing offense. His OC is Mike Shanahan. I’m assuming he’s the son of the NFL coach but don’t know for sure.

I’m with you on your top 3

List your experience hiring Athletic Directors.

Going by your theory, Dolson knows a hell of lot better than you who to hire. After all, he has experience as an Athletic Director.

Who knows, maybe he’s a candidate to get his old job back, lol.

No doubt he inherited a mess. Still, in his 5 years before he hired Tom Allen, he was 8-32 in the Big 10. The first bowl game he went to, we were 2-6 in the Big 10.

The problem I had with the Kevin Wilson 55-52 scores is we almost always had the 52.

Pretty much what’s on here. Charles Huff of Marshall is also mentioned

Also, especially for younger guys, have to figure in what taking the IU job and getting fired in 4-5 years does to their future earnings potential. It’s about more than a couple million extra for 3 years to them.

Don’t forget Dexter

I wish I had a dollar for every booster that tried to push a coach that had no chance of getting hired at IU, lol.

They were doing that the whole game. It was always a yard off one way or the other

UCLA and Adidas parted ways back when Alford was there.

Harvard 77, Indiana 63

TBH, I think Izzo takes anybody he can get from Indiana just to keep the pipeline flowing.

Unless we offer a ridiculous amount of money, no.

Indiana 75, Louisville 72

Purdue 35, Indiana 30

Connecticut 87, Indiana 72