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1 hour ago, Stuhoo said:

 

Just saying...Archie at Dayton had proven himself infinitely more than Oats at Buffalo/Bama. And Oats would cost more than Archie to hire.

That's not me saying 'no' to Oats--I think he's an up and comer and would have a chance of being that 25 year star coach.

I will challenge the "infinitely" part.  Oats achieved 3 NCAAs with the round of 32 twice and round of 64 once.  Archie achieved 1 elite 8, 1 round of 32 and 2 rounds of 64.  So Archie's elite 8 is a biggie but I think Oats is closer than how you described it.

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3 minutes ago, 8bucks said:

I will challenge the "infinitely" part.  Oats achieved 3 NCAAs with the round of 32 twice and round of 64 once.  Archie achieved 1 elite 8, 1 round of 32 and 2 rounds of 64.  So Archie's elite 8 is a biggie but I think Oats is closer than how you described it.

In a better (though not Power 5) conference.

And, as Brass said, things are going very well at Bama for him this year.

So, maybe not infinitely, but better.

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How much of Bama dominating the $EC is the conference being “down” this season? pUKe’s GM didn’t come through with the right off season free agent acquisitions, UF lost their best player, UT swimming in COVID, L$U being down, etc.

I’d like to see more out of Oats, which might align more with when Archie is looking for new employment.


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I would make fun but undoubtedly the way our luck is going the past 34 years they would just cause

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1. SEC may be down but Kenpom etc. are adjusted for opponent, home vs. road, so on.

2. If they’re to be believed, Archie never had a team nearly as good as Oats’ last Buffalo team or this Alabama team. That’s especially true on offense.

3. You hire coaches for what they will do, not what they’ve done. Of course the past is prologue, but “Oats hasn’t won anything” is a weird measuring stick. He clearly has a scheme, finds talent, turns a program quickly. If he’s good at those things, the milestones will come. I just hope they come at IU.

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I haven’t had a chance to get caught up on this thread so I apologize if this has already been said but here is what I would look for in a new coach when one is needed:

1. A coach who develops players and finds ways to get the most out of his players. 
2. A coach who really understands X’s and O’s on both ends of the court but especially Offense. 
3. A coach that wins with lesser talent. (The talent will be easier to get at a school like IU, but you cannot just rely on that talent)

4. A coach who adapts to the teams strength from year to year, team to team. 
5. A coach that has shown he can build a program  

You find someone who meets these requirements and I really think you will have a coach who is successful and brings IU back to the big stage consistently. Everything else will fall in place. 

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2 minutes ago, 8bucks said:

Guys I can’t believe you have been thinking about such a thing as a coaching change. Ha ha 1 stop at a time back on the Archie train. 

How about Archie beats the other black and gold team once and then we can start the choo-choo.

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4 minutes ago, Treesh said:

THE ARCHIE MILLER BANDWAGON HAS FIXED IT'S BLOWN TIRE!

 

WE'RE BACK ON THE ROAD! 

Haha I love Archie, have always been one of his biggest supporters/defenders but we need some consistency. Last night was awesome, but lets keep it going. 

Beat Rutger. 

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Happy for the team and coaching staff for a great win! I am very confused at what I just witnessed. Consistency will keep the lights on. I will be happy to eat crow if Archie is the answer. IU basketball when I was growing up was Indiana consistently in the tournament and around the top of the Big 10. That’s what I am hoping for moving forward.


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Happy for the great win at Iowa. I hope IU is turning the corner. However, one game is not the measure of a successful season. After similarly defeating Iowa last year, IU was blown out by Michigan in the very next game.  Hoping for the best the rest of the season. But based on the pattern over Archie's tenure, one can't help but fear the worst.

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