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10 hours ago, Dave from Dayton said:

What I have learned from the FISA basketball exhibition games about the Indiana team:

IU should be able to easily beat any NCAA Division II or Division I teams (rated below 325 on KenPom) *if we stay healthy.

Burton and Sherell are going to be fun and productive this season.*

Watch Karvala pull a rabbit out of a hat.  The freshmen are full of potential.

IU needs eligible bigs in uniform.

There are still lots and lots of unknowns...like defensive efficiency and etc.  Until we see IU play some good teams, there will be unknowns.  

Offensively, we have better weapons that last year...they can shoot and move against little competition.

Coach is beginning to talk to the refs!  Whoa!

Getting to see IU basketball mid-summer is a treat. We have moved the unknown team into the ahhh column.

If there are minimal locker-room issues, no early morning visits to Taco Bell, no car chases, or no missing starters...then we will dance.

Chile today.  Hot tamale!

 

 

 

And we don't need anyone running over a teammate with their car... or hanging at the Upstairs Pub the night before a game... 

Posted
3 hours ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

I get it that the level of competition is definitely weak, but our team was sent to these games to represent the U.S. and it wasn't us that scheduled the games and determined who we were going to play.  

Didn't Baylor (with 2 NBA players mind you) lose in the championship game last year?

Posted
3 hours ago, Stuhoo said:

Vaughn Karvala – 16

Let’s get summer fan hype hoosier hysteria for a moment: 

1) It’d be awesome if for once we got the 4* frosh who is a diamond in the rough difference maker  

2) Is Sherrell gonna be that dude and play hard all year to match his physical talent. 
 

3) I actually kind of like Burton laying back and being the distributor letting others shine. If that’s how he plays this season, it’ll be a ceiling raiser. 
 

Basically what I’m saying is…WE’RE BACK BABY!!!

Posted
1 hour ago, Crimson and Cream said:

Didn't Baylor (with 2 NBA players mind you) lose in the championship game last year?

Yeah, they were up 20 against Brazil in the 3rd Quarter and lost in overtime.

Posted
2 hours ago, str8baller said:

Let’s get summer fan hype hoosier hysteria for a moment: 

1) It’d be awesome if for once we got the 4* frosh who is a diamond in the rough difference maker  

2) Is Sherrell gonna be that dude and play hard all year to match his physical talent. 
 

3) I actually kind of like Burton laying back and being the distributor letting others shine. If that’s how he plays this season, it’ll be a ceiling raiser. 
 

Basically what I’m saying is…WE’RE BACK BABY!!!

Karvala’s points were mainly in fourth quarter garbage time for this game. He has looked great all week, but his points are a little deceiving this time.

Posted
15 hours ago, Crimson and Cream said:

Didn't Baylor (with 2 NBA players mind you) lose in the championship game last year?

Not to be a party pooper, but... It's my understanding that last year's and this years FISU men's basketball events aren't comparable with this year's being a more regional event for the Americas versus last year's being a world event. The world event is every two years on odd years and countries like Brazil get more sponsoring and actually can afford to bring national teams with the best from the country. For the America games, there are less sponsors so teams like Brazil are merely represented by a single university due to lacking the funds to coordinate travel and practices for a national team. So, I think the talent is significantly less this year compared to what Baylor faced last year. Unfortunately.

Posted
5 hours ago, CornFed said:

Not to be a party pooper, but... It's my understanding that last year's and this years FISU men's basketball events aren't comparable with this year's being a more regional event for the Americas versus last year's being a world event. The world event is every two years on odd years and countries like Brazil get more sponsoring and actually can afford to bring national teams with the best from the country. For the America games, there are less sponsors so teams like Brazil are merely represented by a single university due to lacking the funds to coordinate travel and practices for a national team. So, I think the talent is significantly less this year compared to what Baylor faced last year. Unfortunately.

Well damn, I just put a large sum on IU to go undefeated and win the National Championship game by  >46  on Polymarket. No wonder I got such a good price.

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