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Mike Woodson to be next IUBB coach. Thad Matta to be associate AD

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Press conference was solid. 

We'll finally find out if an Indiana guy can really save Indiana Basketball or if this program is truly dead.

His staff will tell a lot about his confidence in recruiting. 

Players currently in the portal staying in the portal and leaving will tell a lot as well honestly. 

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, btownqb said:

Race Thompson took 15 total 3s this season. There was nothing that was 4 out about the offense this past season. 

Even if you're going to argue that the offense "looked 41-ish," (hit or miss on when I'd agree with that), we weren't executing with any motion at all. We were mostly just standing around.

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3 minutes ago, ap2345 said:

What IU team did you watch this year? There was zero 4 out motion going on.

When Race was injured we ran 4-out. Don't sit here and tell me we didn't run it at all this year.

When our offense collapsed and we went small with subs, it was 4-out. 

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Hypotheticals are unavoidable, so here's one ... 

I think I recall reading that Chris Reynolds said he wasn't necessarily a fan of the Archie hire. I wonder -- had he gotten the AD job instead of Dolson, who would he have picked? 

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My favorite part of the press conference was him talking about his 6th grade teacher helping him go to Bob Knight’s basketball camp. 
 

High school kids might not know the name Mike Woodson, but he’ll be able to go into any living room in the country and relate to the kids he’s talking to. For many recruits, his story growing up is their story too. 

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