They “Retired” Coach Woodson Thread

[Hoosierfanyuh 3,534]

Nigel Pack is the only one that makes sense to me. He was the first bag chaser of the NIL era 

[Rico 3,382]

1 minute ago, Hoosierfanyuh said:

Nigel Pack is the only one that makes sense to me. He was the first bag chaser of the NIL era 

Is that you Quinn Ewers?

[Hoosierfanyuh 3,534]

1 minute ago, Rico said:

Is that you Quinn Ewers?

Basketball bag chaser *

[8bucks 6,907]

6 minutes ago, Chris007 said:

I think it would be for her Junior and Senior year. Someone said she is a sophomore right now

Yep, that is true I forgot.  Ok, for $10million her bff and their familiy get to come too.

[Alford Bailey 12,781]

34 minutes ago, IUFAN1976 said:

How do we know the next coach will pay these players the ungodly amount Woodson did. Everyone know all of them were way overpaid 

Not sure coaches have a choice anymore 

[Hoosierfanyuh 3,534]

I’m not one to wish my life away but this seems to be leading up to a very fun off season. 

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38 minutes ago, OKHOOSIER said:

So does a 5 million dollar roster budget. What a good coach/could have been with the current roster will really be an IU mystery for me. I really believe if you swapped Woody for someone with a good system like Mark Pope, this team is top-10 right now. Such a colossal waste of a season in so many ways. 

That’s exactly why i was hoping Cheaney would’ve taken over as an interim.  He doesn’t want the job full time / long term, but would’ve loved to see if he could’ve rallied the troops for a couple months.  

[IUGRAD06 281]

48 minutes ago, IU22 said:

Yes, according to Trilly

With the coach retiring, it has given them all a window.  

[Demo 21,531]

56 minutes ago, Chris007 said:

Well, I know one coach who IU is interested in asking for assurances that there would be a certain amount of NIL available to him each season. IU gave him that assurance

2 things on that: 1) maybe the single most compelling thing about a Coach Brad Stevens is the simply ungodly amount of money that would produce. Hovadipo mentioned in a side conversation that from an NIL perspective IU would be the Dodgers. He’s right. 2) That’s something that some with kind of an old fashioned view of a Stevens program need to get their minds around. It wouldn’t be built on finding under the radar instate Gordon Hayward types, though I’m sure there’d be the occasional kid like that. But it’s gonna be the most talented and, resultingly, expensive rosters he can construct. And I don’t mean that as criticism in any way. That’s the world as it is. Frankly, that is the most interesting single thing in his favor for me.

 

[Hoosier DaDa 3,392]

15 hours ago, Uspshoosier said:

In your opinion 

Don't you know AH1971 opinion is fact...just ask him. 

[monskisprodigy 2,198]

Did I miss something...were more Stevens nuggets dropped? Slow Tuesday, need some info!

[Muskie plays the four 617]

2 minutes ago, monskisprodigy said:

Did I miss something...were more Stevens nuggets dropped? Slow Tuesday, need some info!

The Sea Shepard has sighted a white whale and the Steve Irwin is in route. 

[HoosierCoop 4,084]

With the right coach and NIL, I would love to see the Cooper Flagg's of the world come to IU.  We need some generational players through the program.

[lillurk 4,269]

15 minutes ago, Demo said:

2 things on that: 1) maybe the single most compelling thing about a Coach Brad Stevens is the simply ungodly amount of money that would produce. Hovadipo mentioned in a side conversation that from an NIL perspective IU would be the Dodgers. He’s right. 2) That’s something that some with kind of an old fashioned view of a Stevens program need to get their minds around. It wouldn’t be built on finding under the radar instate Gordon Hayward types, though I’m sure there’d be the occasional kid like that. But it’s gonna be the most talented and, resultingly, expensive rosters he can construct. And I don’t mean that as criticism in any way. That’s the world as it is. Frankly, that is the most interesting single thing in his favor for me.

 

This and he has high-level experience dealing with the consequences of this kind of roster, as a coach and exec — and even if IU creates some sort of GM position, BS as HC would still be top dog in the org.

[madtownhoosier 62]

1 hour ago, IU22 said:

maybe not as big of a  big name but the tea leaves point to Nijil Pack who cooked us a couple years back.

Isnt he out of eligibility by now?

[Demo 21,531]

1 minute ago, lillurk said:

This and he has high-level experience dealing with the consequences of this kind of roster, as a coach and exec — and even if IU creates some sort of GM position, BS as HC would still be top dog in the org.

To paraphrase the late, great, Anthony Bourdain, the Bill Selfs and Jon Scheyers  of the world would take 1 look at the resources that guy would have available and $hit their cages.

[WayneFleekHoosier 49,698]

3 minutes ago, madtownhoosier said:

Isnt he out of eligibility by now?

Seems like he’s injured and sitting out this year, during his Covid 5th year.  I guess the NCAA will grant him a re-do.  Doesn’t seem like 100% but also kinda does.  
 

Also, do we want him?  I personally think he’s overrated but coaching makes a difference.  

[Hornsby 3,065]

So the big name sees woodson doing his job and wants to cook with him next year. Quinn is a happy camper on his iu funded private jet.

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[IUFAN1976 4,320]

1 hour ago, Chris007 said:

Well, I know one coach who IU is interested in asking for assurances that there would be a certain amount of NIL available to him each season. IU gave him that assurance

That’s BS?

[Stuhoo 84,932]

26 minutes ago, Demo said:

2 things on that: 1) maybe the single most compelling thing about a Coach Brad Stevens is the simply ungodly amount of money that would produce. Hovadipo mentioned in a side conversation that from an NIL perspective IU would be the Dodgers. He’s right. 2) That’s something that some with kind of an old fashioned view of a Stevens program need to get their minds around. It wouldn’t be built on finding under the radar instate Gordon Hayward types, though I’m sure there’d be the occasional kid like that. But it’s gonna be the most talented and, resultingly, expensive rosters he can construct. And I don’t mean that as criticism in any way. That’s the world as it is. Frankly, that is the most interesting single thing in his favor for me.

 

And the beauty of Stevens is that lots of organizations are bankrolled, but only the winners spend that bankroll effectively. He clearly has a next-level eye for picking better personnel options when there are many.