Secret Scrimmage vs Loyola of Chicago

[lillurk 3,738]

It won’t be formally released, but someone may tweet a pic of the printout they’d give staffers afterwards. Check Jeff Goodman’s Twitter feed for box scores from other secret scrimmages.

[Josh 12,610]

7 hours ago, ap2345 said:

Just throwing it out there that Purdue posted some of their stats and highlight videos on their teams Instagram after their secret scrimmage with West Virginia.

 

 

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Strange, you'd think they would try to keep their butt whoopin as secret as possible

[Brass Cannon 24,419]

19 minutes ago, Josh said:

Strange, you'd think they would try to keep their butt whoopin as secret as possible

They gave the choice to Edwards and he decided to turn it over

[mdn82 25,510]

Just throwing it out there that Purdue posted some of their stats and highlight videos on their teams Instagram after their secret scrimmage with West Virginia.

 

 

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Yeah I know. This is more of an IU thing. They just never have for these types of scrimmages and get crappy with anyone leaking this info. Usually they are fine if it’s behind a pay wall and not out for public consumption easily. It’s why I am really surprised Bozich posted Romeo’s line. They come down harder on those types of media that are directly involved with a newspaper or radio. IUs thing has always been threatening the Bozich types of the world with taking away their press pass. They can’t really do that with the Indianapolis Star. If that makes sense.

 

 

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[HoosierCoop 3,902]

16 hours ago, AKHoosier said:

Undercover as a Sister Jean look-a-like.

[Class of '66 Old Fart 84,256]

Doesn't add a lot more to what we've already heard but I really like the comment about Justin Smith.

From thedailyhoosier.com

Very few details have come out of the session, which was closed to the public and media.  Based on what we have seen reported on social media and through other sources, here are a few unverified details from the scrimmage.

• Multiple accounts have reported that Indiana won the scrimmage by a score of 70-48.
• Indiana’s length was reportedly a major factor on both ends of the floor, and especially on the defensive end.
  • Loyola isn’t a particularly long team, so this isn’t altogether surprising, but this note along with the score does seem to highlight that IU may be ahead of where they were last year in implementing Archie Miller’s defensive principles.
• Frank Ward (Frankie Vision) put out a statement on social media (that was later deleted) that Romeo Langford scored 19 points and added 10 rebounds.
• Justin Smith was apparently a dominant factor on the offensive glass.
• Multiple people we spoke with said that Juwan Morgan was “the best player on the floor.”

[MemphisHoosier 2,090]

I am not sure it will come out, but I am hungry to see the starting lineup, personnel combinations and minutes played.  The early season rotation that Archie employs will absolutely be worth monitoring.

[rcbowla 7,055]

Love hearing Juwan "was best player on the floor" not totally surprised but given Romeo's supposed stat line that says something. I have a feeling Juwan will cement himself as one of my top 5 IU players of all time this season. He's already high and has been since the toughness and team mentality he showed during his FR year.

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[Lebowski 2,509]

10 boards from a guard like Romeo in a CAM system doesn't surprise me one bit.  I think I remember something from last year where he said he wants to see something like 7 boards a game from the guards?

[Chris007 43,626]

5 hours ago, MemphisHoosier said:

I am not sure it will come out, but I am hungry to see the starting lineup, personnel combinations and minutes played.  The early season rotation that Archie employs will absolutely be worth monitoring.

The starters were, Green, Romeo, McRoberts, Smith, and Morgan.

[Brass Cannon 24,419]

Just now, Chris007 said:

The starters were, Green, Romeo, McRoberts, Smith, and Morgan.

Interesting. Methinks somebody had to improve their shooting for that to work 

[HoosierCoop 3,902]

6 minutes ago, Brass Cannon said:

Interesting. Methinks somebody had to improve their shooting for that to work 

Our 2nd squad had to be killer as well.

 

[HoosierFan1994 4,735]

45 minutes ago, Chris007 said:

The starters were, Green, Romeo, McRoberts, Smith, and Morgan.

Thanks for sharing Chris. This is what I figured Archie's small ball lineup would look like. I figure Fitzner gets the nod over McRoberts or Smith if he wants to go big. I'm pretty sure those five along with Fitzner get the lionshare of minutes. 

[HoosierFan1994 4,735]

45 minutes ago, Brass Cannon said:

Interesting. Methinks somebody had to improve their shooting for that to work 

Morgan?

[lillurk 3,738]

1 hour ago, Brass Cannon said:

Interesting. Methinks somebody had to improve their shooting for that to work 

The lineups where shooting improvement will l be really critical are Davis/Morgan combos

[Brass Cannon 24,419]

54 minutes ago, HoosierFan1994 said:

Morgan?

Smith, Green or McRoberts. Need somebody to shoot to create space for Morgan and Romeo

[Stuhoo 80,011]

48 minutes ago, Brass Cannon said:

Smith, Green or McRoberts. Need somebody to shoot to create space for Morgan and Romeo

 

C’mon Brass - you the answer to your question about whose outside shooting has greatly improved. 

It’s McBob.

 

[MoyeNeeded 3,073]

2 hours ago, HoosierCoop said:

Our 2nd squad had to be killer as well.

 

I've heard that Al had a real nice game.

[Hoosierfan2017 21,104]

I really don't want mcroberts starting, unless he has made a big leap on offense. He was great for a team like last year's but we have too much talent for him to be starting this year, imo. 

[HoosierHoops1 5,024]

12 minutes ago, Hoosierfan2017 said:

I really don't want mcroberts starting, unless he has made a big leap on offense. He was great for a team like last year's but we have too much talent for him to be starting this year, imo. 

He was the catalyst in more than a couple wins last season without much offense at all. Right place, right time, plus he's a steadying force. Not going to make too many bad plays in crunch time.