Stuhoo Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 By the way. "There is a sense that Tom is only keeping his job because of the buyout," Glass said. "And while that's a big number and a significant amount of money, that's not what is keeping him in the job." I think you'd need to come out and change your tune or make a change, before it changes to not having a job. Go get me a top 5-10 coach (not in his 60's) and I'll be ok with it. I'm not arguing about Glass saying supportive things regarding CTC. He is! What I am saying is that AD Glass is a lawyer and a very smart guy. He chooses his words carefully. A complete endorsement would not need to include ANY of the compliments that he threw CTC's way. It would simply consist of: "Tom Crean WILL BE the Indiana Men's Basketball coach for the coming season." Glass has not done that. And I believe that is telling. mamasa 1 Quote
Popular Post hoosierpap Posted March 30, 2015 Popular Post Posted March 30, 2015 SIAP LINK Interview w Bryant from last night. Says UK hasn't really been in contact UKWildcatSports @UKWildcatSports NEXTCATS: Thomas Bryant: Not much recent contact with UK: CHICAGO — Highly touted post player Thomas Brya... bit.ly/1BCtzai #BBN Crimson and Cream, Uwe Robb, Alford Bailey and 11 others 14 Quote
djsalway Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Slightly OT, but does anyone have any data (defensive efficiency type #s I guess) that shows how much guards have improved year to year under CTC and if we can expect our guards to make a leap forward? I contend that Bryant could help simply by making other teams think twice, but I understand our guards have to be defensively competent first. You can find Defensive Ratings for each year on sports-reference.com. For example, Jordy: Freshman: 110.8 Sophomore: 108.7 Junior: 103.4 Senior: 97.9 Would go in depth about every guard, but I have 3 tests this week and should probably focus my time on those instead. Edit: Found this and thought it was interesting. Yogi from year to year: Freshman: 97.0 Sophomore: 104.1 Junior: 111.8 So a trend in the opposite direction. Walking Boot of Doom 1 Quote
JSHoosier Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 You can find Defensive Ratings for each year on sports-reference.com. For example, Jordy: I was about to say that particular defensive metric isn't a fan of Yogi, but your edit added that. Freshman: 110.8 Sophomore: 108.7 Junior: 103.4 Senior: 97.9 Would go in depth about every guard, but I have 3 tests this week and should probably focus my time on those instead. Edit: Found this and thought it was interesting. Yogi from year to year: Freshman: 97.0 Sophomore: 104.1 Junior: 111.8 So a trend in the opposite direction. djsalway and WayneFleekHoosier 2 Quote
HoosierRob Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 SIAPLINK Interview w Bryant from last night. Says UK hasn't really been in contact UKWildcatSports @UKWildcatSports NEXTCATS: Thomas Bryant: Not much recent contact with UK: CHICAGO — Highly touted post player Thomas Brya... bit.ly/1BCtzai #BBN If crean can't land bryant now.. Something is terribly wrong Quote
Bryan Medema Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 You can find Defensive Ratings for each year on sports-reference.com. For example, Jordy: Freshman: 110.8 Sophomore: 108.7 Junior: 103.4 Senior: 97.9 Would go in depth about every guard, but I have 3 tests this week and should probably focus my time on those instead. Edit: Found this and thought it was interesting. Yogi from year to year: Freshman: 97.0 Sophomore: 104.1 Junior: 111.8 So a trend in the opposite direction. This is more important than your studies. Focus! Josh, HoosierHoops1, Bobman1 and 1 other 4 Quote
djsalway Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 This is more important than your studies. Focus! Man, one day I hope that stats like these are more important, but right now Astronomy is kicking my *** so I should probably focus on that :lol: Quote
Bryan Medema Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Man, one day I hope that stats like these are more important, but right now Astronomy is kicking my *** so I should probably focus on that :lol: Tell your prof that you're witnessing the birth of a star by being on this board djsalway and IUsafety 2 Quote
Hovadipo Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Man, one day I hope that stats like these are more important, but right now Astronomy is kicking my *** so I should probably focus on that :lol: Astronomy was the best! I love learning about space though... Quote
djsalway Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Astronomy was the best! I love learning about space though...Same, but I already took one astronomy class and I've basically just tuned out for this one, thinking that I could get by on past knowledge. That ended up being the wrong assumption to make. Hovadipo and Bobman1 2 Quote
drewheck Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Appears we are betting the farm on getting this kid. Anybody think he can realistically live up to the expectations?if we get him all he has to do is protect the rim and rebound anything outside if that is a bonus but I think he can can make this team with our shooters and slashers that much better Quote
SteelerHoosier Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 I'm selfish....I want Maker too. Just imagine the match-up nightmares that creates. Hoosierboy1980, BGleas, Bobman1 and 2 others 5 Quote
drewheck Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Say we land him and Thon.......would we ever play them at the same time? Gut says no.we would be absolutely dumb not to thon at the 4 Thomas at the 5 MartintheMopMan and Napleshoosier 2 Quote
WayneFleekHoosier Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 We would have growing pains, but the thought of that lineup is incredible! Quote
Hutch89 Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 we would be absolutely dumb not to thon at the 4 Thomas at the 5 Heck, it would be fun to see a practice with Yogi initiating the offense if we had Maker, Bryant, Troy, and Hanner on the floor at once. FGCU would have nothing on this 'dunk-city'. Napleshoosier, Bobman1, Hoosier Roots and 1 other 4 Quote
drewheck Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 Heck, it would be fun to see a practice with Yogi initiating the offense if we had Maker, Bryant, Troy, and Hanner on the floor at once. FGCU would have nothing on this 'dunk-city'.the clippers wouldn't either Quote
MartintheMopMan Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 we would be absolutely dumb not to thon at the 4 Thomas at the 5 It doesn't even make sense. Everyone is like "Oh, well Crean hasn't played two big men in the past" well, when did he have two starting quality big men at once? Hanner and Holt? No. Hanner and Vonleh? No. Cody and Jurkin? No way. Vonleh and Fisher is the closest example, but I don't know that Fisher was strong enough/good enough at the time to justify that. Could we afford to give up any shooting on that team? If Cody and Vonleh had played on the same team, then there is no way they wouldn't have played together. MartintheMopMan, Parakeet Jones, thebigweave and 4 others 7 Quote
drewheck Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 It doesn't even make sense. Everyone is like "Oh, well Crean hasn't played two big men in the past" well, when did he have two starting quality big men at once? Hanner and Holt? No. Hanner and Vonleh? No. Cody and Jurkin? No way. Vonleh and Fisher is the closest example, but I don't know that Fisher was strong enough/good enough at the time to justify that. Could we afford to give up any shooting on that team? If Cody and Vonleh had played on the same team, then there is no way they wouldn't have played together.exactly Quote
IUsafety Posted March 30, 2015 Posted March 30, 2015 You can find Defensive Ratings for each year on sports-reference.com. For example, Jordy: Freshman: 110.8 Sophomore: 108.7 Junior: 103.4 Senior: 97.9 Would go in depth about every guard, but I have 3 tests this week and should probably focus my time on those instead. Edit: Found this and thought it was interesting. Yogi from year to year: Freshman: 97.0 Sophomore: 104.1 Junior: 111.8 So a trend in the opposite direction. Very interesting. The first thing that popped in my head is that these numbers may coincide with a good inside presence. Yogi had Zeller, then Vonleh and finally Perea/Hartman. With Bryant and or Maker, Yogi could possible be in the 90's again. Just my spin and wishful thinking. Quote
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