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Agree completely! But damn his teams were fun to watch. All he needed was a good defensive coordinator, NIL, and a good personal assistant with great organizational skills.

Not an endorsement, but damn his teams were fun to watch! And apparently, Sugarcane Monroe agrees.

Elitist mentality! These people are truly despicable. One week they yell from the top of their lungs about SOS. Then when the metrics changed, they moved on to the "my dad can beat up your dad" argument. With their logic, let's add 3 loss Illinois to conversation. After all, they did beat a team (Kansas) who went on a 3 game W streak against ranked opponents. lol

Looks like Striplen had a good game as well. Agree on replacing Sara. Both her and Shay are definitely built from the same mold. Fearless.

Our corporate model was a biannual internal eNPS. All employees remained anonymous and filled out a net promoter score. Overall employee satisfaction, criticism, and areas of improvement. Then we broke it down into the department management and their teams. Great indicator of how our leaders were performing, based on the views from their own personnel. Maybe Dolson should conduct one of these, and see where things actually stand internally.

Agree! I believe he stays in Bloomington. He and his wife love it here. And he's proven you can win here.

USC’s ideal Lincoln Riley replacement is doing what Trojans couldn’t in the Big Ten https://fansided.com/usc-s-ideal-lincoln-riley-replacement-is-doing-what-trojans-couldn-t-in-the-big-ten

Good! Get as far away from the Lakers as possible.

I remember when we beat the Soviet National team in 75 in an exhibition game at MSA. The fans and media made a big deal about an "exhibition" game then. lol

As a fan of over 50 years, I'm definitely not getting excited about an exhibition win. However, your point of us not winning against quality teams, only strengthens the argument that these players will return to Btown with more confidence, than when they left. Who cares what the fans think about it, the 13 guys in the locker room will definitely be able to build off it. My biggest concern is still the coaching.

You've pointed out the obvious. We haven't been able to go many places and win. All I'm saying is it gives the players more confidence heading into hostile environments. The coaches had to come away with the same confidence, as well.

It was more for the players confidence. So yes, the W means more than just an exhibition game to them.

In the eyes of the players, it wasn't just an exhibition game. Coming out of Knoxville with a W, is all they will remember. It's more of a confidence and psychological win than anything else. These guys know they can go into an away/neutral site game and compete. That's all we wanted to take away from this. Our pg definitely gives us that edge we've been waiting for.

Especially as the 4th overall pick

Chris Reynolds/Jamal Meeks combo The two headed pg's who orchestrated all the talent around them. Neither could shoot worth a lick, but steady and played hellacious D

Can't wait! The shot has been the only thing holding her back. And I know Ali has been working with her on that. I believe her ACL issues are behind her (hopefully)

Didn't disappoint! Can't wait to see the player Sisley becomes, with the Montverde experience.

Sage Steele? lol

Never imagined I would be seeing IU ranked ahead of a Kalen DeBoer coached football team.

17 in the AP

A leader at point guard

Sisley(4☆)?

Seems like our worst case scenario, Liam McNeeley got in his ear on the visit. They compared notes, and that's all she wrote.

Agree! Never thought I'd see the day, where IU football is big and physical in the trenches. On both sides of the ball.

Makes zero sense