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We Are The Champions IU vs Iowa Post Game Thread

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@ZachOsterman: KenPom conf. SOS of IU, this year's outright champ: .7406 (pre-Maryland). SOS for last year's outright champ, Wisconsin: .7320.

 

I was getting so mad last night after hearing over and over about how easy our SOS was.

It gets me most when they Wisco's was the worst. Though, I did not realize Ken Pom's SOS was a moving target during the season.

 

But, seriously? Teams like Rutgers have the worst SOS every year for the same reason teams like the Browns always have the worst SOS. They're bad teams and they don't play themselves. So, they drag everyone down who plays them and get pulled up by everyone they play. The very ability of Wisconsin to host Rutgers for a game shows they cannot have a worse SOS than Rutgers (unless Rutgers only had one-and-ones and away games with the bottoms teams in the conference and only home games against the top, then they have a shot at not being the worst. Oh, like they did this year I guess.)

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Dammit, I ran out of likes but still like post!

 

Lost in the celebration..

 

IU is the #1 seed in the BTT, MSU is likely the #2 seed in the BTT now.

Now if it will just work out that Purdue gets the 3 seed -- Wisky has to lose a game and we have to beat Maryland to make that possible. But PU/MSU as 2/3 means we could only face one of them.

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Couple of interesting tidbits from various post-game write-ups:

 

Indiana has won seven of nine Big 10 games this season that were decided by a single-digit margin.

 

Zeisloft and Bielfeldt have combined to his 80-186 three-pointers

 

Yogi will leave having started more games than any player in program history. With more assists than any player in program history. As one of just two players in Big Ten’s 120-year history with 1,800 points, 400 rebounds and 600 assists.     [Who's #1?]

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Couple of interesting tidbits from various post-game write-ups:

Indiana has won seven of nine Big 10 games this season that were decided by a single-digit margin.

Zeisloft and Bielfeldt have combined to his 80-186 three-pointers

Yogi will leave having started more games than any player in program history. With more assists than any player in program history. As one of just two players in Big Ten’s 120-year history with 1,800 points, 400 rebounds and 600 assists. [Who's #1?]


No clue tbh. But Yogi has a real chance to hit 2000 points.

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it has. We need 2 or 3 options per play. It seems when option 1 fails, we panic.

Edit- I'm sure we have multiple other options but they don't appear to get open for whatever reason.

 

On the last inbounds play part of the reason we couldn't get open was our "routes."  Z3 ran a direct line to the sideline, where are you going?!, instead of cutting up court.  Also having a pressure release, like Bryant, helps in that scenario.  Bryant had just drained a few free throws without touching the rim. 

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CTC used to be labeled as a bad "in-game" coach.
I have to say last night, given the foul trouble, multiple looks on defense by Iowa, and different ways Iowa was attacking us on offense (bc of our players sitting from fouls), CTC's in-game coaching was top notch. Actually both coaches coached their respective teams very well in my opinion.

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