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10 minutes ago, bleedhoosier said:

YESSSSSSSSSSSS

Bob came back, the boys rip off 2 solid wins on road and #9 team at home, nearly locking the tourney, TJD got national freshman of the week and now Kristian!?!? What a time for Hoosier Nation!!

Let’s keep it going tomorrow at least. All the way to next week wouldn’t be the worst either 

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I really hope he decides to stay in high school.  There's no reason to hurry up and grow up.  No need to play in college while his body is still developing as a 17 year old kid.  I get that many people want him "up" now, but the reality is the balance is better if he waits until 2021.   For his own sake, I hope he stays in his own class.

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Great news w/ Lander. This program and Archie desperately need a great guard. The kid has a crazy quick release...Would be extra nice if he reclassified for 2020. Lander & TJD combo could be real nice. 
 

As for Brooks- he chose UK. I’m good with that. 

 

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42 minutes ago, Old Friend said:

I really hope he decides to stay in high school.  There's no reason to hurry up and grow up.  No need to play in college while his body is still developing as a 17 year old kid.  I get that many people want him "up" now, but the reality is the balance is better if he waits until 2021.   For his own sake, I hope he stays in his own class.

It’s not better if he wants to be as college ready as possible for 21-22 where if a Trayce stays we may very well have enough talent for a FF run. 

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49 minutes ago, Brass Cannon said:

It’s not better if he wants to be as college ready as possible for 21-22 where if a Trayce stays we may very well have enough talent for a FF run. 

I agree with your last, but I don't think that's untrue if he comes to IU that year.  Nor do I think it makes the difference between a FF team and NOT a FF team if he comes next year.  18 year old kids are not generally ready for the Big Ten.  You've seen some of the guards in this conference.. kid only weighs 160 pounds.  I dunno'.  I'm just not big on "hurry up and grow up."  Especially in a program that's trying to field mature, experienced teams.  

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12 minutes ago, Old Friend said:

I agree with your last, but I don't think that's untrue if he comes to IU that year.  Nor do I think it makes the difference between a FF team and NOT a FF team if he comes next year.  18 year old kids are not generally ready for the Big Ten.  You've seen some of the guards in this conference.. kid only weighs 160 pounds.  I dunno'.  I'm just not big on "hurry up and grow up."  Especially in a program that's trying to field mature, experienced teams.  

Next year to grow then the year after to blossom maybe. 

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10 hours ago, Old Friend said:

I really hope he decides to stay in high school.  There's no reason to hurry up and grow up.  No need to play in college while his body is still developing as a 17 year old kid.  I get that many people want him "up" now, but the reality is the balance is better if he waits until 2021.   For his own sake, I hope he stays in his own class.

This raises an interesting question/dilemma:  It seems to be a given that we need another quality PG.  If KL opts to stay for his senior season in H. S., are we going to stick with Rob/Al/Armaan or try to bring in a grad transfer for a season?  I'd also guess we won't recruit any more PGs in the near term.

If KL doesn't reclassify, ideally I'd like to see us grab an experienced guard that can shoot the three and be a reliable ball handler.

 

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9 hours ago, Old Friend said:

I'm just not big on "hurry up and grow up."

I tend to fall on this side of the argument more often than not. We live in an age where people want everything and want it now. While IU basketball would no doubt benefit greatly by having Lander next year, I'm not sure he would benefit as much. I would prefer to let him grow and mature at his own pace. My senior year of high school was my most memorable and it had nothing to do with the sports I participated in. Life experiences matter and a real problem for talented athletes today is that the focus on a sport closes the door on other opportunities. I sincerely hope he takes his time, gets advice focused on his best long term interests, and makes the decision that is best for him.

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I really hope he decides to stay in high school.  There's no reason to hurry up and grow up.  No need to play in college while his body is still developing as a 17 year old kid.  I get that many people want him "up" now, but the reality is the balance is better if he waits until 2021.   For his own sake, I hope he stays in his own class.

Some kids are ready for it. Noah Vonleh did the same and I don’t think anyone would say he wasn’t ready.


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