College Bball Thread

[Hoosierfan2017]

2 hours ago, Stuhoo said:

 

The jury DID NOT find that he “didn’t do it.”

They found that there was not sufficient evidence to support proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

 

I did not say that the jury found that he "didn't do it". I asked brass cannon if there was anything that would convince him that he didn't do it. Going through a two week trial and being found not guilty by a jury (one that's 75% woman, at that) is enough to convince me. 

[biteoftheapple]

Whatever any thinks about whether he did it or not, a jury found him not guilty. And, he will never have to face this charge legally again. In the public mind it is the opposite.

[Uspshoosier]

73 days until the season starts


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[woodenshoemanHoosierfan]

73 days until the season starts


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Can we move it up to tomorrow? I've been ready since my High School track Season was over.

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[Uspshoosier]

Can we move it up to tomorrow? I've been ready since my High School track Season was over.

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I’ve watched a couple teams play overseas tours so far this year. The ones that had a stream. Basketball season never really ends for me. I just recently rewatched most of last season (even the losses).


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[Deserthoozier]

14 hours ago, jk34 said:

Unbelievable! What a scumbag.

Just another drop in the bucket/blip on the radar in MSU and Izzo’s program!  Multiple incidents over years and years...what a great culture he builds. Can’t wait for for the game day commentators to continue to ooze over how wonderful he is and how he builds such solid character in young men. No accountability.

[BGleas]

18 hours ago, Uspshoosier said:

I’ve watched a couple teams play overseas tours so far this year. The ones that had a stream. Basketball season never really ends for me. I just recently rewatched most of last season (even the losses).


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Interesting. Any new thoughts or opinions after watching the season with some distance from it and probably a little more clarity (Langford’s injury, etc)?

[Uspshoosier]

Interesting. Any new thoughts or opinions after watching the season with some distance from it and probably a little more clarity (Langford’s injury, etc)?

No new opinions from what I had before. Not being able to knock down shots in certain games exposed the youth that was on this team. Untimely injuries and suspensions added to the downward spiral that a young team couldn’t overcome. I saw some people say early starts and getting down double digits happened was a major concern. I didn’t see that when I rewatched. IU was within 5 pts or leading games at the under 12 minute timeouts in most the games.
I do think that the ones where they did get down double digits stuck out so much and were so bad that they would leave a bad impression in people minds. Nebraska and Michigan at home leave a mark. They played like a team that was already beat before the game against Michigan. While people were worrying about the start of games it was the last 4 minutes(winning time) where IU’s tournament berth was lost.
Earlier in the year they won games because of their play in those crucial minutes but during the streak they found different ways to lose games in the last 4 minutes. Indiana never trailed in regulation when they played @Iowa but found a way to lose. Rob missed a FT and they bury a 3 to send it to OT where IU loses. That was just one game where IU was leading or only down 1 possession with 90 sec to go in that 12 game stretch. I can’t stress how much making shots covers up a lot of flaws for any basketball team.
The margin of error between winning and losing especially in a conference like the B1G is small. Not being able to make shots and FTs was the difference.
Last season was a weird year. As I’ve said before it was one of the craziest resumes I have ever reviewed for bracketology. 12-2 with multiple resume building wins followed by losing 12 of 13 games where in some they had a fantastic chance to win but also had games where they looked like they didn’t belong. Usually a team loses 12 games in a row have virtually no shot at being in a position to make the tourney but IU ends the year winning 4 straight conference games and multiple wins against a final 4 caliber team and another top 15 NET team. Can’t wait for the season to start


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[mdn82]

No new opinions from what I had before. Not being able to knock down shots in certain games exposed the youth that was on this team. Untimely injuries and suspensions added to the downward spiral that a young team couldn’t overcome. I saw some people say early starts and getting down double digits happened was a major concern. I didn’t see that when I rewatched. IU was within 5 pts or leading games at the under 12 minute timeouts in most the games.
I do think that the ones where they did get down double digits stuck out so much and were so bad that they would leave a bad impression in people minds. Nebraska and Michigan at home leave a mark. They played like a team that was already beat before the game against Michigan. While people were worrying about the start of games it was the last 4 minutes(winning time) where IU’s tournament berth was lost.
Earlier in the year they won games because of their play in those crucial minutes but during the streak they found different ways to lose games in the last 4 minutes. Indiana never trailed in regulation when they played @Iowa but found a way to lose. Rob missed a FT and they bury a 3 to send it to OT where IU loses. That was just one game where IU was leading or only down 1 possession with 90 sec to go in that 12 game stretch. I can’t stress how much making shots covers up a lot of flaws for any basketball team.
The margin of error between winning and losing especially in a conference like the B1G is small. Not being able to make shots and FTs was the difference.
Last season was a weird year. As I’ve said before it was one of the craziest resumes I have ever reviewed for bracketology. 12-2 with multiple resume building wins followed by losing 12 of 13 games where in some they had a fantastic chance to win but also had games where they looked like they didn’t belong. Usually a team loses 12 games in a row have virtually no shot at being in a position to make the tourney but IU ends the year winning 4 straight conference games and multiple wins against a final 4 caliber team and another top 15 NET team. Can’t wait for the season to start


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Honestly I didn’t follow bracketology as much before you shined a spotlight on it here. I have only been a few years in to following it at that level (nowhere near the the level you do), and all around not just us but the bubble was the weirdest I can recall.


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[Walking Boot of Doom]

No new opinions from what I had before. Not being able to knock down shots in certain games exposed the youth that was on this team. Untimely injuries and suspensions added to the downward spiral that a young team couldn’t overcome. I saw some people say early starts and getting down double digits happened was a major concern. I didn’t see that when I rewatched. IU was within 5 pts or leading games at the under 12 minute timeouts in most the games.
I do think that the ones where they did get down double digits stuck out so much and were so bad that they would leave a bad impression in people minds. Nebraska and Michigan at home leave a mark. They played like a team that was already beat before the game against Michigan. While people were worrying about the start of games it was the last 4 minutes(winning time) where IU’s tournament berth was lost.
Earlier in the year they won games because of their play in those crucial minutes but during the streak they found different ways to lose games in the last 4 minutes. Indiana never trailed in regulation when they played @Iowa but found a way to lose. Rob missed a FT and they bury a 3 to send it to OT where IU loses. That was just one game where IU was leading or only down 1 possession with 90 sec to go in that 12 game stretch. I can’t stress how much making shots covers up a lot of flaws for any basketball team.
The margin of error between winning and losing especially in a conference like the B1G is small. Not being able to make shots and FTs was the difference.
Last season was a weird year. As I’ve said before it was one of the craziest resumes I have ever reviewed for bracketology. 12-2 with multiple resume building wins followed by losing 12 of 13 games where in some they had a fantastic chance to win but also had games where they looked like they didn’t belong. Usually a team loses 12 games in a row have virtually no shot at being in a position to make the tourney but IU ends the year winning 4 straight conference games and multiple wins against a final 4 caliber team and another top 15 NET team. Can’t wait for the season to start


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Interesting - I suggested in another thread that the scenario you described regarding early deficits was likely reality.


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[Uspshoosier]

https://bustingbrackets.com/2019/08/26/ncaa-basketball-look-back-season-one-net-rankings/4/


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[Class of '66 Old Fart]

Maryland freshman Chol Marial will undergo surgery next week to repair a stress fracture in both legs, per release. Expected to miss 3-4 months.

[Brass Cannon]

9 minutes ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

Maryland freshman Chol Marial will undergo surgery next week to repair a stress fracture in both legs, per release. Expected to miss 3-4 months.

Yikes. Feel for the kid. Not a good sign though at his size those types of problems tend to linger

[Stuhoo]

28 minutes ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

Maryland freshman Chol Marial will undergo surgery next week to repair a stress fracture in both legs, per release. Expected to miss 3-4 months.

 

Peter Jurkin-esque. Very tall, very thin legs, trouble with the extended up and down of competitive ball.

 

[mdn82]

 
Peter Jurkin-esque. Very tall, very thin legs, trouble with the extended up and down of competitive ball.
 

Two stress fractures at this age? I doubt he will ever see quality minutes. That’s a shame.


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[Uspshoosier]

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/three-point-play-prospect-empowerment-early-commits-micah-peavy


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[mdn82]

https://basketballrecruiting.rivals.com/news/three-point-play-prospect-empowerment-early-commits-micah-peavy


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That was the one thing that scared me with them being aloud to take OVs during their Junior year. It will be interesting to see what the data says a few years into it. When the NBA gets rid of the one and done I feel that may have an opposite effect for some. Why risk looking bad against 22 year olds when you can look like Lebron James against 16 year olds?


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[Uspshoosier]

80 players have started in the last four Final Fours.

Only 9 have been freshmen.

2019: A. Henry (MSU), K. Clark (UVA)

2018: O. Spellman (Nova), C. Krutwig (Loyola), I. Livers (Michigan)

2017: M. Kotsar (SC), P. Pritchard (Oregon)

2016: J. Brunson (Nova), M. Richardson (SU)

Jon Rothstein


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[AKHoosier]

45 minutes ago, WayneFleekHoosier said:

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So we spend money and make money like the big boys, we just can't get the results like the big boys.