Favorite IU BBall Players Of All Time

[rebelhoosier848891 9,588]

While we are killing time till the start of the season---who is your favorite (does not have to be the best) IU BBall Players of all time and why?

 

Recent ones---Vic--the human highlight reel and great ambassador for IU bball -

 

Cody--high character and put us back on the map as a program.

 

Past ones---Calbert--smooth scoring machine and from my neck of the woods in Southern Indiana

 

A.J. Moye--undersized but never outworked--miss those  A---J---Mo---Ye chants!

 

 

Who ya got and why?

 

[biteoftheapple 4,115]

I've been watching a long time.

From the '60- Bellamy
70's - May
80's - Isaiah
90's - Calbert
00's - Moye
10's - Oladipo

[LazOffTheBench 3,638]

Recently: Vic

 

Years past: Bellamy, McGinnis, Buckner, Alford and Calbert

[KingPG21 6,580]

Vic without question for me. 

[Hovadipo 54,512]

1-300) Vic

301) Bracey


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[JSHoosier 19,734]

Past:  Damon Bailey and Dane Fife

Recently:  Hulls, Vic and Will

[Walking Boot of Doom 18,170]

Jeff "The Chef" Howard


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[bringbackcoverdale 62]

Andrae Patterson, Tom Coverdale, Vic


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[WayneFleekHoosier 47,722]

Jared Jeffries, Tom Coverdale, Vic, Zeller, Moye, Henderson, Chaney, Guyton!


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[wirenuts 1,055]

Calbert Cheaney is my all time favorite hoosier. Alford, Thomas, Alan Henderson, Matt Nover, Quinn Buckner, Ricky Calloway, Dean Garrett, Oladipo, D.J. White, Zeller, May, and Bailey are honorable mentions


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[rebelhoosier848891 9,588]

Alright Hovadipo----I'll bite---Explain Bracey?

[rebelhoosier848891 9,588]

I like all the Coverdale picks too!  Swagger--threes--toughness---a healthy ankle away from leading us to another national title!

[Hovadipo 54,512]

Alright Hovadipo----I'll bite---Explain Bracey?

Bracey was probably my first favorite Hoosier. He came on to the scene when I was young enough not to care that he averaged 900 shots per game. I just knew that he was fun to watch and sometimes got tons of buckets.


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[rebelhoosier848891 9,588]

Thanks for sharing Hovadipo--no wrong answers here---I was just curious.  He was fun to watch when he was on......and we needed a lot more talent around him.

[HoosierDribbler 464]

Quinn Buckner

[WayneFleekHoosier 47,722]

I like all the Coverdale picks too!  Swagger--threes--toughness---a healthy ankle away from leading us to another national title!

And that boy could drink! Lived at Kilroys and Sports!

[WayneFleekHoosier 47,722]

Bracey was probably my first favorite Hoosier. He came on to the scene when I was young enough not to care that he averaged 900 shots per game. I just knew that he was fun to watch and sometimes got tons of buckets.
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I kinda feel ya here Hova. I liked Wilmont and Strickland more than most too. Also, Hornsby had a pretty jumper! I guess it was my era.

[hoosha61 386]

Alford was everything Indiana basketball should be. I could watch Chris Reynolds play defense all day. If I can only choose one it would be John Laskowski.


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[OliviaPope40 6,375]

Oh my so many to pick from.

[rebelhoosier848891 9,588]

Alford was the face of Indiana basketball for awhile.  I remember watching him and IU knock Michael Jordan and UNC out of the NCAA and saw him against Rex Chapman and UK in The Hall --it was electric--both had about 26 points but we got the win!  Imagine how may more career points he would have scored if they had adopted the three point line sooner!  He ran and ran through screens all night long and wore defenses out! And all he needed was an inch opening and---SWISH!