Zachetology

Carr is not the answer.

Fryfogle is a major disappointment.

Tuttle with a nice throw.

I don't know if there is a Big Ten team we would beat today. Just a collapse.

Fife comes across as a leader. I hope he can get some more head coaching experience before his shot at the IU job.

My position is that I would like to stop the victory parade for Woodson's recruiting abilities until he can maintain or upgrade our 12-15 team. I'm just saying this is a good test.

We'll see if Woody can recruit with Franklin, as Armaan was the only player to shoot 40+% from three with decent volume.

Can we trade Woodson, Matta, and TJD for Scott Drew?

Amen. There needs to be a relaunch with actual cream and crimson, a new font, new uniforms, and an alternate logo that isn't just the interlocking IU. I think Oklahoma football is an excellent example of how to use cream and crimson for some uniforms without looking boring, although they still go red and white most of the time. I would go with Nike over Jordan because the Jordan logo is an eyesore.

Franklin may just not think that bringing back 90% of a 12-15 team with a first-year college coach is his best choice.

Oats has won three conference regular season championships, four conference tournament championships, and four NCAA tournament games at the powerhouses of Buffalo and Alabama in six years. Musselman has only had one season of double-digit losses at each school. EM also won two conference regular season championships, three conference tournament championships, and five NCAA tournament games in six years. The coach is the culture.

I don't understand how schools can put so much emphasis on a coach's alma mater over his performance. UNC should be making those calls to Drew/Oats/Musselman before Wes Miller, who hasn't won a tournament game in 10 years. Archie was a stronger candidate when IU hired him than Wes is now. I'd like to see if a blue blood school can run a coaching search correctly.

Who else wants some of this Michael Lewis offense?! Sign me up.

Exactly. This may be the best team of the three-point era. Gonzaga moves the ball much better than anyone right now.

We have no outside shooting or ballhandling. It's tough to win without defending the three at all. Good season, though.

The overwhelming sentiment from Minnesota fans to Richard Pitino has been incredibly grateful and positive.

It'll be like when Akron hired Jim Tressel as an administrator and the football team went 1-11. It's the wrong position.

Nothing says "team basketball" like Carmelo.

Somehow, there is less hope now than there was before the search.

What is so special about Kenya? I don't understand.

This is unbelievable.

This is Enfield's first top-45 season. He's 9-10 against UCLA. He hasn't won a conference title outside of the tournament at FGCU. He's missed the tournament four out of the seven tournaments at USC. In Los Angeles, there is more talent than just about anywhere. Hiring Enfield would be a knee-jerk reaction, in my opinion.

Tonight was the most isolation I have seen them play this year, from the seven or so games I have watched. Usually, they move the ball well. I think Baylor's ceiling is the highest of any team, but they have to move the ball around or else Gonzaga will beat them. For me, Drew and Oats are the top choices.

One thing is salty and full of fat. The other is a bucket of popcorn.

Loyola is the team that Wisconsin tries to be.