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I know exactly what I am talking about. I didn’t say we lost recruits specifically because of Hoosier Hysteria, but the event in the past certainly hasn’t helped our cause. Look at how Kentucky runs Big Blue Madness. It is over the top but the kids love it. Villanova hired Nicki Minaj to perform at their version of the event. IU brings in Bill Rafferty and Seth Greenberg or no one like last year.
We need a light show, fog machines, a prominent musician, things that recruits will love.

And U of 6 brought in Katina Powell and the girls to perform and look what that got them.

I wouldn't mind having more glitter with a known rapper performing but doing away with the scrimmage would be less than ideal.


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Yet he speaks in absolutes. He said recruits think scrimmages are boring. All I want is quotes that majority of recruits say it's boring. Otherwise it is just his opinion.

I don't know why Iugradman gets so much pushback on the things he says. In the vast majority of situations there isn't one specific reason why a recruit picks a school. It's usually a combination of things. So no, things like Hoosier hysteria being boring, the locker rooms looking crappy, or the dreaded 'drop ceilings' aren't the specific reasons why a recruit doesn't pick us, but they're all factors that go into the decision. Players want good coaching, they want good facilities, they want a good culture that they fit with. Him wanting IU to improve on things is just him realizing that the more variables in IU's favor, the better. 


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16 minutes ago, iufaninillinois said:

Yet he speaks in absolutes. He said recruits think scrimmages are boring. All I want is quotes that majority of recruits say it's boring. Otherwise it is just his opinion.

 


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Recruits aren't going to come out and say it's boring, we both know that. But I would be surprised if he was wrong. Recruits can watch the team scrimmage on any old visit. Hoosier Hysteria is our chance to really wow them and we should be doing everything we can to do that. Like when we had the recruits walk in one at a time so the whole crowd could cheer. That was a really good idea. 

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1 hour ago, Iugradman said:

I know exactly what I am talking Villanova hired Nicki Minaj to perform at their version of the event. IU brings in Bill Rafferty and Seth Greenberg or no one like last year.

We need a light show, fog machines, a prominent musician, things that recruits will love.

 

I think we should try for the best of both old and modern:

For instance, we could feature a live concert of Lil’ Wayne songs...

...performed by Bill Raftery and Seth Greenberg.

 

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The no scrimmage talk worries me a little bit. I feel like that’s the only part of the event with any substance and though it’s just a light scrimmage it can give you a feel for how the team is meshing together. This coming from a younger person who doesn’t really care for the dunk contest or any of the antics.


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The no scrimmage talk worries me a little bit. I feel like that’s the only part of the event with any substance and though it’s just a light scrimmage it can give you a feel for how the team is meshing together. This coming from a younger person who doesn’t really care for the dunk contest or any of the antics.


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