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4 minutes ago, KathywithaC said:

That clear picture doesn’t include how Bob Knight was hired. To be fair, most of those same people, including the two principal players, were also responsible for hiring Lee Corso, something I’m sure you knew, given your background. 

How Bob Knight was hired is not relevant. That was over 50 years ago. It's like saying how George Levis was hired is relevant to how Bob Knight was hired. Is how George Levis hired also relevant to this current situation? Are we using the transitive property for hiring processes that are a half century old?

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1 minute ago, Mr. Hoosier Pride said:

you haven't been following the thread have you? there's been so many.  i'll give you time to scroll back through and read the many reasons given.  I don't know who you really are....I'm beginning to really not care, but if you're going to continue say the same thing over and over when others have offered counter points, then come back with a "no one has offered a thoughtful reason". get out of here with that Kathy.

I’ve followed it closely - No one has made a compelling argument, just emotionally driven ones. 

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4 minutes ago, KathywithaC said:

No one has offered a thoughtful reason to replace him now, which is why it makes little sense. 

I will.  It’s only Jan 15.  This thing could go down hill faster than what you are thinking. I’m Talkin REALLY F’n ugly. You think those boo birds were bad last night? Just f’n wait!  There’s ur thoughtful reason.  You make NO sense!

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19 minutes ago, Hoosierfan2017 said:

We’ve reached the “players are tweeting at Dakich” point of the season. Luke Goode should probably just stay away from social media..

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What did Dakich post? He said his son told him to delete it

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2 minutes ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

seriously, with all the help these players get, why don't they get like a 2 hour seminar showing them social media do's/don'ts and teach them to ignore all that crap when they aren't winning.  Just spiraling and then feeding the addiction.  Program should have policies to help in this regard.  

That guidance is regularly given to our players.

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Just now, PartyintheVillas said:

How Bob Knight was hired is not relevant. That was over 50 years ago. It's like saying how George Levis was hired is relevant to how Bob Knight was hired. Is how George Levis hired also relevant to this current situation?

Ah, now it doesn’t matter, even though the fundamentals of it are as relevant today as they were 50+ years ago. 

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Just now, KathywithaC said:

Ah, now it doesn’t matter, even though the fundamentals of it are as relevant today as they were 50+ years ago. 

Bob Knight would not succeed at Indiana University as the basketball coach in 2025. Am I talking to an old man yelling at the moon?

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1 minute ago, Napleshoosier said:

I will.  It’s only Jan 15.  This thing could go down hill faster than what you are thinking. I’m Talkin REALLY F’n ugly. You think those boo birds were bad last night? Just f’n wait!  There’s ur thoughtful reason.  You make NO sense!

You’re making my point for me - this is all EMOTION. I get that, since I hate the losing, too. It’s just not, in my opinion, a great way to make decisions, though I realize many disagree. 

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1 hour ago, KathywithaC said:

What benefit to the program would exist by firing him now? How would that improve the program in the near term, which is the only real impact it would have. Would we be more competitive? Win more games? Serve the interests of the players?

I hear what you’re saying, Kathy, and I truly don’t want to come off as combative either. I just think it’s important to consider the fanbase in all of this too. Fans invest so much emotionally, financially, and in terms of time, and they deserve some sense of hope and direction for the future.

If Coach Woodson were to announce an early retirement, it could actually bring some relief—not just for fans, but for the players as well. It shifts the narrative away from the struggles of the season and toward rebuilding and optimism. I think it could ease the pressure on the players by creating an environment where they can play freely, knowing the expectations for the rest of the season are reset. For those considering their next steps, it’s an opportunity to focus on showcasing their abilities without the weight of the current situation hanging over them.

It’s not about disrespecting Coach Woodson, nor the players but about setting a new tone that benefits everyone involved—players, fans, and the program alike.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, KathywithaC said:

I’ve followed it closely - No one has made a compelling argument, just emotionally driven ones. 

How about to demonstrate that these results are beyond unacceptable, to remove the toxicity that will surely be at home games here on out and maybe win games against good team? Or at least, not get blown out?

This isn't difficult to understand. 

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Just now, PartyintheVillas said:

Bob Knight would not succeed at Indiana University as the basketball coach in 2025. Am I talking to an old man yelling at the moon?

No, you’re talking to someone who sees you moving the goalposts. I get the visceral responses from you, so vent to your heart’s content. We’ll see what happens.

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1 minute ago, Mr. Hoosier Pride said:

My God, I hope Kathy isn't really someone in charge of our "processes".  

When were you a student - athlete at IU? Genuinely interested in this.

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Just now, PartyintheVillas said:

Cashy is providing some great entertainment for me on a day where the work VPN is down. 
The process is perfect, but also mostly it's been bad hires
Every argument Cashy doesn't like is only emotional

When did you graduate from IU?

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