Mike Woodson and His Coaching Staff

[Hoosierfan1901]

Took me a second to figure who Cohen was. Did not realize it was Adam Cohen from Stanford! 

[Chris007]

18 minutes ago, ap2345 said:

There's a flight from Santa Ana, California landing in Bloomington tonight at 5:08 pm. It's probably nothing but it's interesting and yes I know it's an hour outside of LA but it is a straight shot to Bloomington. 

I'm guessing everything in LA takes about an hour to get anwhere

[ap2345]

1 minute ago, Chris007 said:

I'm guessing everything in LA takes about an hour to get anwhere

It's possible to that he scheduled a private flight and had to go there to meet the plane because that's were it was dropping people off. I'm not real sure how all that works with private flights but I could see that being a possibility. 

[Chris007]

Just now, ap2345 said:

It's possible to that he scheduled a private flight and had to go there to meet the plane because that's were it was dropping people off. I'm not real sure how all that works with private flights but I could see that being a possibility. 

I noticed it was in Orange County so it very well could be Lewis. 

[ap2345]

Just now, Chris007 said:

I noticed it was in Orange County so it very well could be Lewis. 

If it's not it's a major coincidence that a flexjet is flying from California straight to Bloomington without having any stops. 

[SteelerHoosier]

Flordia is no more crazy than anywhere else. Crazies everywhere. Just freedom of information laws in Florida make that information more accessible. 

[JSHoosier]

Oh no, tracking flights for assistants now.  We need good news asap.

[94Bulldog]

52 minutes ago, ap2345 said:

There's a flight from Santa Ana, California landing in Bloomington tonight at 5:08 pm. It's probably nothing but it's interesting and yes I know it's an hour outside of LA but it is a straight shot to Bloomington. 

Having lived there and still visit family and friends, I can tell you most locals avoid LAX and fly in and out of Burbank or Santa Ana for less traffic.  Depending on where he lives it may be far more efficient time wise to go to Santa Ana.  

Edited April 6, 2021 by 94Bulldog

[ramadden13]

5 minutes ago, JSHoosier said:

Oh no, tracking flights for assistants now.  We need good news asap.

We can’t even go 24 hours without major good news before we’re back chasing that high. We are drunk with good news. 

[Stuhoo]

22 minutes ago, SteelerHoosier said:

Flordia is no more crazy than anywhere else. Crazies everywhere. Just freedom of information laws in Florida make that information more accessible. 

 

Having lived in Chicago, Bloomington, Virginia, Maryland, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Florida for the past 12 years, and visited most of the other states and about 25 other countries,

I can tell you that in my experience..."Florida Man" is real, and he is spectacularly, freakishly, dysfunctional.

 

[goonaha]

25 minutes ago, Chris007 said:

I noticed it was in Orange County so it very well could be Lewis. 

I thought I read that Lewis lives in Calabasas. Westwood is also in the northwestern part of the city, so flying out of Orange County would be a heckuva a drive to get to the airport. 

[SteelerHoosier]

7 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

 

Having lived in Chicago, Bloomington, Virginia, Maryland, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Florida for the past 12 years, and visited most of the other states and about 25 other countries,

I can tell you that in my experience..."Florida Man" is real, and he is spectacularly, freakishly, dysfunctional.

 

I've seen my fair share of dysfunction everywhere I've been personally lol

[Brass Cannon]

23 minutes ago, JSHoosier said:

Oh no, tracking flights for assistants now.  We need good news asap.

At this point we are just going to track flights. It’s habit now 

[JSHoosier]

16 minutes ago, ramadden13 said:

We can’t even go 24 hours without major good news before we’re back chasing that high. We are drunk with good news. 

Drunk with good news is better than the possibly definitely alcohol poisoning of the last 4 years.

[Chris007]

5 minutes ago, goonaha said:

I thought I read that Lewis lives in Calabasas. Westwood is also in the northwestern part of the city, so flying out of Orange County would be a heckuva a drive to get to the airport. 

You are probably correct. New Mexico is as far west as I've ever been. But my wife has made me watch my fair share of real housewives of Orange County and Beverly Hills but that doesn't help much

[ViaSwiss]

49 minutes ago, Chris007 said:

I noticed it was in Orange County so it very well could be Lewis. 

I used to live in SoCal. LA and SD peeps often fly out of John Wayne in OC to avoid crowds. 

[LIHoosier]

Maybe its Bob Chapek flying in to chip another couple million to the coaching budget.

[Josh]

57 minutes ago, SteelerHoosier said:

Flordia is no more crazy than anywhere else. Crazies everywhere. Just freedom of information laws in Florida make that information more accessible. 

100% accurate

[OKHOOSIER]

I definitely do not believe there is any kind of coach in waiting stuff going on, IMO we have seen a culture shift where former players WANT to come back. I am sure the subject of "being in the running" after Woody was broached, but I see the addition of Fife and possibly Lewis more as an indictment of Crean and Archie, and to a lesser extent Brand and Glass. Embracing the past and looking forward, as apposed to trying to ignore the past or the RMK shadow. I just get this general feeling that there has not been a feeling of welcome or openness around the program to players/coaches under the previous regimes. It is making a huge impact, the media wants to downplay IU as a program, but when you look at the Umbrella of IU people in basketball it is vast, and has been an untapped resource since Davis. I think Crean tried, but ultimately was simply not that likeable, and Archie appeared to have zero interest in reaching out and using the resources of IU's past. Just my thoughts.

[Josh]

45 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

 

Having lived in Chicago, Bloomington, Virginia, Maryland, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Florida for the past 12 years, and visited most of the other states and about 25 other countries,

I can tell you that in my experience..."Florida Man" is real, and he is spectacularly, freakishly, dysfunctional.

 

Disclaimer:  I have lived in Florida for the last 17 years.  The previous 7 years were spent traveling the country.  I've been everywhere in America from the most backwoods parts of Mississippi to the biggest cities.  I can definitively say that we're all the same.  We all laugh at the same things, we all cry at the same things regardless of zip codes, race, gender, preferences.  There's crazy everywhere.