Candidate Thread: Porter Moser

[IU Scott 2,375]

1 minute ago, Hoosierfan2017 said:

He would never be a candidate if he hadn’t beaten Illinois. If one game can make you a candidate, one game can make you not a candidate too.  No way should he be a candidate after that offensive atrocity. 

Sadly in todays' college game scoring 58 is normal

[IU - Kaulie 1,941]

7 minutes ago, IUfan_Charlie said:

301st in the country in rebounding but that has more to do with pace. You’re right

36th in rebounding margin and 71st in total rebounds (even playing at a slower pace).

[Hoosierfan2017 22,734]

1 minute ago, IU Scott said:

Sadly in todays' college game scoring 58 is normal

No, it’s not. 58 ppg would put you at 336th in the country. 

[IU Scott 2,375]

Just now, Hoosierfan2017 said:

No, it’s not. 58 ppg would put you at 336th in the country. 

I am not saying average 58 points a game but it is not like teams are scoring 75+ that often either

[Hoosierfan2017 22,734]

1 minute ago, IU Scott said:

I am not saying average 58 points a game but it is not like teams are scoring 75+ that often either

81 teams average 75 or more points per game.  200 teams average 70 or more points per game. 

[str8baller 6,153]

7 minutes ago, Demo said:

The best thing OSU did was jump late into their defenses. They were forcing Loyola to burn 5 secs or so of their possessions deciphering and adjusting and it was pushing them into late clock situations. Great job by them.  And, yet, Loyola got looks all game. And missed them. He’s not my 1st choice, believe me, my 1st choice getting the job would really piss people off.  But he’s a legit guy to me. If you don’t think he’s a B1G guy, ok. But he just beat a B1G guy and went farther than 8 of them.

Tourney is small sample size. And I like Underwood and was disappointed in their performance. But Underwood literally made no adjustments in that game and Loyola had their number. That was nice scouting by Moser. The problem for a guy like Moser is that once you get a profile people will start adjusting and taking things away that you do well. Today he had no answer for that. He’d see that every night, from better coaches than Tinkle, as a B1G member. 
 

As to the other, I’d be curious as to who you like. Personally, I think a good IU program doesn’t need a Calipari-level recruiter at the helm.  Most coaches have recruited well at IU. I’d roll the dice with a good “classic” coach who knows xs and os, can prepare a team, and is good in game. Unfortunately, the college game is sparse with that type of coaching talent. 

[IU Scott 2,375]

8 minutes ago, Hoosierfan2017 said:

81 teams average 75 or more points per game.  200 teams average 70 or more points per game. 

and that is 22% of the teams which is not impressive

[IU Prof 1,338]

So is anyone still on the MoserMoped?

Edited March 27, 2021 by IU Prof

[Class of '66 Old Fart 87,168]

You all should be paying more attention to what @Demo has posted about Moser and any other of our candidates.  He has very high street cred and knows  what he's talking about.  Don't think for a minute he doesn't.

[Uspshoosier 48,531]

7 minutes ago, IU Prof said:

So is anyone still on the MoserMoped?

Not sure about a Moped but if he ends up being the guy then yeah I will be on his side 

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4 hours ago, tortex28 said:

 

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I don't believe this. He said what he had to say before the game, but if bigger programs throw 3+ millions, very hard to say no time after time unless he's there at Loyola not only for coaching basketball but also for religious reason. I don't think so. 

[Alford Bailey 12,646]

40 minutes ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

You all should be paying more attention to what @Demo has posted about Moser and any other of our candidates.  He has very high street cred and knows  what he's talking about.  Don't think for a minute he doesn't.

I’ve always paid attention to Demo. I don’t necessarily agree with him on Moser but he is pretty good.

[Demo 21,250]

16 hours ago, str8baller said:

 

 

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As to the other, I’d be curious as to who you like. Personally, I think a good IU program doesn’t need a Calipari-level recruiter at the helm.  Most coaches have recruited well at IU. I’d roll the dice with a good “classic” coach who knows xs and os, can prepare a team, and is good in game. Unfortunately, the college game is sparse with that type of coaching talent. 

I’m in a different place. I agree with you on the recruiting piece, an IU coach will be able to recruit. But for me, if you can’t bring aboard someone who can change things by shear force of their accomplishments, and I’ve never believed for a second that someone like Stevens or Beard was ever in play here, I want a young guy whose talent as a game coach and player development plan are things I buy into. My guy, and there’s not a close second, is Wes Miller from UNCG. Love him. He’s not a hot young coach, he’s a great young coach. One of the elite bench coaches in cbb already. I think he’s a hall of farmer in waiting. And I’m pretty sure if Dolson agreed with me and hired the guy Bloomington would look like a smoking nuclear crater. 

[Stuhoo 84,364]

Wes Miller or Dennis Gates would be a complete grand slam World Series winner home run.

People would be pissed but winning would take care of that.

I have very little hope either of those two have been considered.

And anyone that gives this post a laughing face doesn’t have a clue in my opinion. Let’s see who does...

[str8baller 6,153]

10 minutes ago, Demo said:

 

I’m in a different place. I agree with you on the recruiting piece, an IU coach will be able to recruit. But for me, if you can’t bring aboard someone who can change things by shear force of their accomplishments, and I’ve never believed for a second that someone like Stevens or Beard was ever in play here, I want a young guy who’s talent as a game coach and player development plan are things I buy into. My guy, and there’s not a close second, is Wes Miller from UNCG. Love him. He’s not a hot young coach, he’s a great young coach. One of the elite bench coaches in cbb already. I think he’s a hall of farmer in waiting. And I’m pretty sure if Dolson agreed with me and hired the guy Bloomington would look like a smoking nuclear crater. 

Interesting. Not real familiar. Will keep an eye on him.   
 

I’m in the same philosophical spot, though. If you take the top couple names off the board, everyone else has giant question marks anyways. I’d rather roll the dice on young talent. It takes an AD that can spot that talent, though. 

[Alford Bailey 12,646]

You can appreciate Mosers offensive sets and still not want him at IU. Same reasons you wouldn’t try Tonagel or A really great HS coach.

[Stuhoo 84,364]

 

[Stuhoo 84,364]

Just now, Stuhoo said:

 

Howard Stern “So, yes or no. Would you ever...?”

Interviewee “I can’t answer that right now because...”

Howard Stern “So that’s a ‘yes’.”

[TheWatShot 14,705]

All due respect, Porter Moser is on a list of coaches that, if given the job, will result in me asking the mods to delete my account. 

[Demo 21,250]

15 hours ago, Alford Bailey said:

You can appreciate Mosers offensive sets and still not want him at IU. Same reasons you wouldn’t try Tonagel or A really great HS coach.

Absolutely true. I’m not saying he’s the guy at all. I prefer other guys.  But comparing him to Tonagel or a HS coach is silly. How about this comparison: If we were having this conversation in 2019, Buffalo was 28-3 and Nate Oats was the hottest mid-major coach going. People around here and outside would have been touting him. He would have had a thread. And he went into the tournament and got boat raced by Chris Beard. Lost by by 20 and scored 58 points. Tell me with a straight face that his thread wouldn’t have looked exactly like this one. Over-rated mid major guy. System doesn’t translate. Overmatched. Insert your favorite insult here. Bama, undeterred, hooks him up and suddenly, when coaching Kira Lewis, John Petty and Herb Jones, he goes from being Nate Oats to being NATE OATS.