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2 minutes ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

Could be. How long will it take him to learn lessons at the B1G level as a newcomer? 

Your big on outside perception.  What would the perception be if Moser turned down the IU job to stay at Loyola or took the Creighton job instead of IU 

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3 minutes ago, Uspshoosier said:

Your big on outside perception.  What would the perception be if Moser turned down the IU job to stay at Loyola or took the Creighton job instead of IU 

IUs perception is reaching the bottom of the barrel by blue blood standards anyway.  So either we pony up and get a intimidating, statement splash, or we continue to act like a non Blue Blood program and hire the next non power 5 up and comer and don’t separate from the pack.  

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13 minutes ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

What happened at Illinois State?

Nothing good. 
 

The thing about Moser for me is that I wouldn’t be interested in him if his last four years were his only four years. We just got done getting burned by a mid major up and comer. I don’t want to do that all over again right after, no matter how different from Archie Moser might be. 
 

Add in his other 13 seasons and I have absolutely zero interest in him at all. 

Posted
1 minute ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

Probably less than a coach who has already coached and recruited at a power 5 level.  That’s my suspicion. 

Depends on if they are allowed to recruit how they recruited before.   For instance does Oats get to bring Hodgson with him to IU and does he get to recruit like he does at Bama.     When Slater drops the total culture change for Bama and points out Hodgson and Oats together as sharks. Not sure that’s going to fly at IU 

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3 minutes ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

IUs perception is reaching the bottom of the barrel by blue blood standards anyway.  So either we pony up and get a intimidating, statement splash, or we continue to act like a non Blue Blood program and hire the next non power 5 up and comer and don’t separate from the pack.  

And if you pony up and no one comes that would be an intimidating slash time to call it a day?

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2 minutes ago, Uspshoosier said:

Depends on if they are allowed to recruit how they recruited before.   For instance does Oats get to bring Hodgson with him to IU and does he get to recruit like he does at Bama.     When Slater drops the total culture change for Bama and points out Hodgson and Oats together as sharks. Not sure that’s going to fly at IU 

Sure. And if that holds true, Indiana will need another Miracle. IE-Zeller, Oladipo type finds. 
 

Gonna be a challenge for Indiana if we don’t at least level the playing field.  It’s like playing poker with 4 cards and expecting to win. 

Posted
1 minute ago, Uspshoosier said:

 

To be fair there are YouTube videos that make Archie miller’s system look good. 
 

That being said I don’t know I haven’t watched enough of his stuff 

Posted
11 minutes ago, hoosierpap said:

Wayne, I encourage you to watch some Loyola film. if you haven't...honestly, I like a lot of their sets. Far from anything you've seen at IU in quite awhile.

Wayne, I encourage you to watch some Loyola film. if you haven't...honestly, I like a lot of their sets. Far from anything ILLINOIS has seen FROM IU in quite awhile.

(fixed that up for you pap)

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10 minutes ago, Uspshoosier said:

 

I’ve watched this.  None of these drills/YouTube clips will impress me.  Most people said Crean ran the best practices they’ve ever seen.  
 

As far as sets?  Meh. I’m ready for better offense.  But the B1G scouts each other so well, those sets won’t continue to work over and over.  
 

It becomes a matter of my guys are better than your guys and my guys are well coached and know a good shot from a bad shot, and can create on their own when the defense may be trying to predict your sets/motions.  I love a great set to go to to get a good look, but ultimately the guys need to learn how to space and read and react and then hit the open looks. I want to say to the other coach “My guys are better than your guys, na na na boo boo.....  Try to game plan for that.” 

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Posted
8 minutes ago, Brass Cannon said:

To be fair there are YouTube videos that make Archie miller’s system look good. 
 

That being said I don’t know I haven’t watched enough of his stuff 

No one has to watch them.  I’m posting them if anyone wants to watch some of his stuff.   Won’t make them automatically think he is the greatest just more information for people to see

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1 minute ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

I’ve watched this.  None of these drills/YouTube clips will impress me.  Most people said Crean ran the best practices they’ve ever seen.  
 

As far as sets?  Meh. I’m ready for better offense.  But the B1G scouts each other so well, those sets won’t continue to work over and over.  
 

It becomes a matter of my guys are better than your guys and my guys are well coached and know a good shot from a bad shot, and can create on their own when the defense may be trying to predict your sets/motions.  I love a great set to go to to get a good look, but ultimately the guys need to learn how to space and read and react and then hit the open looks. I want to say to the other coach “My guys are better than your guys, na na na boo boo.....  Try to game plan for that.” 

Not trying to impress anyone.  I’m going to post them in his thread.   If people watch cool if not that’s cool also 

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