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2 hours ago, RaceToTheTop said:

I would say Chris is 100% accurate on Izzo not caring enough to want Fife back.  

We all realllllyyyyy dislike Woodson but Fife did some behind the scenes stuff at IU prior to even IU playing their first game with him as an assistant coach that honestly could have led to his dismissal.  Probably would have if he hadn't been an IU grad.  

Do tell

Posted
46 minutes ago, IndianaSconnie90 said:

Hammer and Rails had an interesting piece about IU/Purdue. Don't know that I agree about their view of how we recruit/don't recruit the state however. I think we just suck at recruiting the state. They seemed to believe that Woodson believes he's above recruiting

Fixed. The guy had to be told to go to sectionals for crying out loud.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

I've been away from Bloomington for too long.  Is there a geographic spot that after Woody's gone could be renamed 'The Hump'?

Not a geographic location, but put a copy of Woodson's contract on Armond Hill's napping chair. 

Posted
37 minutes ago, TheWatShot said:

Smith was offered by Purdue a month after we hired Woodson and committed just 3 days later. I think it's fair to wonder if Woodson even knew Smith existed. 

Does Woodson even know his name yet?

Posted
1 hour ago, BBTB said:

No I meant  ones who played at the university that became a coach at said school 

 

It’s hard to imagine knight or smith or rupp would’ve been too much less successful at osu or ku, respectively. But I suppose it’s possible. But in any event, guys like Roy Williams, Eddie Sutton, and even our own branch McCracken have done it successfully in div 1. Countless others at other levels. 
 

Woodsons problem isn’t where he played basketball, but how he coaches basketball.
 

 

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1 minute ago, str8baller said:

It’s hard to imagine knight or smith or rupp would’ve been too much less successful at osu or ku, respectively. But I suppose it’s possible. But in any event, guys like Roy Williams, Eddie Sutton, and even our own branch McCracken have done it successfully in div 1. Countless others at other levels. 
 

Woodsons problem isn’t where he played basketball, but how he coaches basketball.
 

 

yes you are right ,I didn't even see him play  but seems he just doesn't know how to coach 

Posted
23 minutes ago, Uspshoosier said:

Only difference was IU did offer him and was about to get a commitment from him and then Anderson and Hunter committed the next day and Henry went elsewhere 

Not really happened that way according to Aaron's dad who I worked with for 7 years.  He said Aaron was never close to committing but after Anderson and Smith committed Archie stopped recruiting him.

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Look, as long as Mike is above .500 winning percentage, he's doing his job ok?! Guys got 6 losses in a row he can have before he gets a little nervous about the situation. Even then, he's only 1 win away from a 2 games above .500 record. To him, that breathing room! 

Posted
22 minutes ago, Chris007 said:

Of If I remember correctly Smith’s family told IU ahead of time that if Purdue offers they were going to take it. Trying to get IU to offer. I remember Criss Byers saying IU should be all over this kid.

Painter said today on Dakich Smith accepted the Purdue offer within 48 hours and not because it was Purdue but because they were the only HM. He said it could have been anyone because he was just waiting on a HM offer. 

Posted
10 minutes ago, JSHoosier said:

Not a geographic location, but put a copy of Woodson's contract on Armond Hill's napping chair. 

Just saying:

Armond Hill’s Napping Chair” would be a great handle to post under.

Would also be an excellent name for a fantasy football team or emo band.

Posted
50 minutes ago, Certified Sunshine Pumper said:

That's not a very good reason for a kid playing in the 2nd best basketball conference in our state and at a time where our guards were trash. You can't miss on Braden Smith if you're Archie. 

Not exactly a glowing endorsement.....'kid playing in the second best basketball conference in our state'.  If it's all about just getting kids playing in good basketball conferences in Indiana, then IU was correct in prioritizing C.J. Gunn over him.

Braden Smith was ranked 216th in his class.  Kudos to Painter for seeing something in him that others didn't, but it's not like the kid had any other high major offers.

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