realTomCrean

For Pete’s sake Chris say the name!!

Chris say the name. Get the fellas going

Ballo’s terribly hard 5 months playing a game, making a mil. Victim culture, woe is me mentality stems from the coach & from larger part university administrators. Cry more you big goof

And who is that Chris

@ap2345 Brad?

https://x.com/cbbcontent/status/1899962855337705525?s=46&t=KBMjZuJJTG50JspPvw-4aA

Rice and MR at end of games are one man shows. If it touches their hands it’s not coming back out

Don’t deserve to win

Gosh darn Leal

Goode’s worst game of the year couldnt be a worst time

About time for woody to throw in the notorious Taco MR Ballo lineup

IU IU IU

First time this year muted it. Bardo is the worst

Bittle got away with a walk there

How many times Gallo get pushed or tackled to the floor so far? More than 4x

Great start

https://x.com/tiptonedits/status/1900222295022387391?s=46&t=KBMjZuJJTG50JspPvw-4aA Hope Brad wants this guard!

Looks like an OLB

Woody can’t help himself. He loves Ballo MR together

Tried to use the newest GPT 4.5 model, fed it the file from the link @Uspshoosier provided earlier. Also downloaded current NET rankings for GPT to use as reference. AI will take a lot of jobs, but college basketball analysis is not one in the near term. Here’s the response: Indiana’s Bubble Breakdown (March 12, 2025): As Selection Sunday looms, Indiana is squarely on the bubble. At 19-13 overall and NET-ranked 49th, the Hoosiers boast a spotless record against weaker competition—no Quad 3 or Quad 4 losses, which the selection committee values highly. However, IU’s Quad 1 struggles (just 4-12) remain a glaring concern. Typically, bubble teams with fewer than five Quad 1 wins or a sub-30% win rate in these key matchups face an uphill battle, historically getting snubbed around 60% of the time. IU’s strength is consistency against mid-level teams, evident by a strong 6-1 Quad 2 record. But here’s the bottom line: the Oregon game is critical. A win would not only push their Quad 1 victories to five but also reinforce their resume by demonstrating they can compete in high-pressure tournament conditions. Indiana’s best-case scenario for securing a bid? Simple: beat Oregon and ideally notch another win in the Big Ten Tournament. A loss, however, puts IU’s fate firmly in the hands of other bubble teams. Teams like Texas (NET 45, 6-4 Quad 1), Oklahoma (NET 58, 6-9 Quad 1), UNC (NET 52), and Boise State (NET 40) are all competing for similar spots. IU fans should hope for early exits by these teams to minimize direct comparisons. In short, IU controls its destiny—barely. A victory over Oregon likely locks them in. A loss leaves them at the mercy of Selection Sunday’s unpredictability, sweating until the bracket is revealed. It is the most advanced reasoning model, but can’t track simple numbers like NET rankings. USPS you are safe in being the most trusted analysis!

Unless it aligns with your personal wants, then it is gospel. At least that's how i roll -rTC

I love when pop-up posters challenge the trustworthiness and truthfulness of our residential insiders. Get his azz Chris - BTB All American

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