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Class of '66 Old Fart

IUBB @ Iowa - Saturday, 01.11.25 @ 8:00 ET on Fox-TV

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What’s frustrating and impacts our metrics with Woodson is that we’re not close in so many of these losses. If we could just keep it close and show fight but this has another double digit loss written all over it. And we’re losing to mediocre teams like Nebraska and now likely Iowa

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Goode strikes me as a pretty smart ballplayer. 

That's why I cannot figure out what the eff he was doing when one of our dudes (can't remember who) made a bad pass that went into the backcourt. Goode was trying to keep the Iowa kid away from the ball. 

No matter who touched the ball first, Iowa was gonna get it. Goode's mind numbing play gave Iowa an easy bucket. 

JUST GRAB THE DAMN THING. 

Was one of the dumber things I've seen in a while. 

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4 minutes ago, IUCrazy2 said:

It is semi pro, salaries matter here like they do in the pros.  

Yes salaries do matter but I’m not going to watch the Commanders vs Bucs playoff game tomorrow and evaluate their respective team and individual salaries. 
Just seems to be an unusually big deal when it comes to IU basketball. 

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Rice is carrying us. Ballo is a turnover no show. He has to get it going. No effort by Woodson/staff to spread the floor, none. Goode’s shot came on a last second decision by Ballo to hand it back. Goode should be a key part of the game plan. Just amazing 

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Just now, Hoosier987 said:

What’s frustrating and impacts our metrics with Woodson is that we’re not close in so many of these losses. If we could just keep it close and show fight but this has another double digit loss written all over it. And we’re losing to mediocre teams like Nebraska and now likely Iowa

The percentage of losses that are blowouts is damning. No doubt. 

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Coach at half:  well, if that last beyond half court heave goes in at the end of the half we would be 3 points closer.  Man, that was a tough break.

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Not good ball movement but a lot of that is standing around.

Bryson Tucker's shot selection is just so bad.  Fade away shots and missed three point shots.  The fact that he's just under 40% for the season show he can score because you shouldn't hit 40% of the shots he's taking.....but HE HAS TO BE TAUGHT TO TAKE BETTER SHOTS.
 

Iowa isn't good defensively but they are taking away guys who could thrive in a game like this.  Galloway...no shots.  Goode has two.  I love love love Leal but man he has to look at the basket....at least present himself as a perimeter threat.  He's definitely a positive and right now they need him in but his ceiling is higher if he just hits a couple of shots.

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1 minute ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

Lol. Getting Ran by Mediocre Fran. Being an Indiana basketball stinks.

19-12 season incoming.


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Yea…getting exposed again to another mediocre team on the road. So frustrating 

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Any chance it won't be the starting 5 out there to start the second half?  LOL, I know the answer.  I would be shocked if Woody started the guys that were playing well.  

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