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Nothing has ever triggered me enought to threaten people on a message board...right 87?
When that happens...'87...I will be concerned
Solid win over NC State. Love seeing Cam Heide break out. Chance for another trophy tomorrow.
Better effort but underachieved again.
Pressure is building as the world watches
Tick tick tick
Pressure is building as the world watches
Tick tick tick
Looks like he got his promise to start. Unfortunately, he’s shooting 38%/26%/50%. Dude wanted guarantees without having to compete against guys like Cam and earning it. He would have been a distraction for this year’s squad, and I’m glad Painter cut bait.
I believe that Scott wins the *standoff* with Quinn this time. And Scott has no ties to QB other than he is an IU legend (and my all time favorite Hoosier player as a fellow’76 grad) but Scott’s official IU career began when he matriculated to IU from Michigan City with his good friend Delray Brooks.
And to your last assertion - I too love Woody as a player but that just be where my admiration ends.
You Fvcking Fhaggotry Peegs People.
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And the odd thing is, I don't use that site much theses days. I have zero tolerance for the "Hysterics" idiots.
Yes, although QB is the Chair of the BOT so Scott has that tie. Thanks for thr refresher on Brooks, I had forgotten that.
I don't know what will happen, but we have all seen enough to know that the product on the court is not working. As operations move to rev sharing we have the opportunity to reconfigure. I am just not yet convinced it will happen. IU/TAH has been sold out since the '70s and fans still travel very well. As long as there is a waiting list for season tickets, people lose perspective.
Ticket sales isn't the only revenue stream they look at nor is it the only barometer for keeping a coach. I'm sure there's a mini turn around in the future but it's fairly obvious to see this isn't working out. He has his rosters, got his guards to run the offense and an abundance of talent. It's poorly coached and seeing the turn around in football has made it fairly obvious to Dolson.
Right, and I think the turrnaround in FB, (to whatever extent that is sustainable), plus the continued sucess of WBB, Soccer, Baseball, S&D puts even more pressure on the MBB program to remain the marquee brand.
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Loyer and Smith both looked like they flopped at the end. Smith almost did a cartwheel.
Far better effort by the Hoosiers yesterday...with the focus on effort. You could see some of the crowd headed home or stayed on the beach. Still a home game but lots of unhappy folks.
Scott and QB need to have a conversation about next steps and timing.
MM's shots were pure all day, saw Ballo hustle and Rice is just a stud. Carlyle out with a leg injury, hopefully not serious. Cupps is a heady leader they need on the floor but unless and until they can fix that ugly shot he will be the eighth man.
Scott and QB need to have a conversation about next steps and timing.
MM's shots were pure all day, saw Ballo hustle and Rice is just a stud. Carlyle out with a leg injury, hopefully not serious. Cupps is a heady leader they need on the floor but unless and until they can fix that ugly shot he will be the eighth man.
Big Ten KenPom ratings:
1. Purdue (14th nationally)
2. Illinois (15th nationally)
3. UCLA (17th nationally)
4. Ohio State (18th nationally)
5. Oregon (21st nationally)
6. Michigan (22nd nationally)
7. Wisconsin (29th nationally)
8. Maryland (34th nationally)
9. Michigan State (37th nationally)
10. Penn State (38th nationally)
11. Iowa (47th nationally)
12. Indiana (52nd nationally)
13. Nebraska (53rd nationally)
14. Northwestern (65th nationally)
15. Rutgers (70th nationally)
16. Washington (77th nationally)
17. Minnesota (102nd nationally)
18. USC (108th nationally)
1. Purdue (14th nationally)
2. Illinois (15th nationally)
3. UCLA (17th nationally)
4. Ohio State (18th nationally)
5. Oregon (21st nationally)
6. Michigan (22nd nationally)
7. Wisconsin (29th nationally)
8. Maryland (34th nationally)
9. Michigan State (37th nationally)
10. Penn State (38th nationally)
11. Iowa (47th nationally)
12. Indiana (52nd nationally)
13. Nebraska (53rd nationally)
14. Northwestern (65th nationally)
15. Rutgers (70th nationally)
16. Washington (77th nationally)
17. Minnesota (102nd nationally)
18. USC (108th nationally)
Bart Torvik Wins above bubble ranks:
2 Oregon +2.6
9 Purdue +1.7
9 Wisconsin +1.7
39 Washington +.47
39 MSU +.47
39 Illinois +.47
44 Nebraska +.44
46 Michigan +.43
61 Maryland +.08
61 PSU +.08
63 Iowa +.02
64 OSU +.01
64 IU +.01
77 UCLA -.24
80 NW -.30
117 Rutgers -.90
146 USC -1.5
170 Minnesota -1.6
2 Oregon +2.6
9 Purdue +1.7
9 Wisconsin +1.7
39 Washington +.47
39 MSU +.47
39 Illinois +.47
44 Nebraska +.44
46 Michigan +.43
61 Maryland +.08
61 PSU +.08
63 Iowa +.02
64 OSU +.01
64 IU +.01
77 UCLA -.24
80 NW -.30
117 Rutgers -.90
146 USC -1.5
170 Minnesota -1.6
The Most Quad 4 wins thus far of high-majors:
DePaul (7-0)
Penn State (6-0)
Maryland (6-0)
Georgetown (6-0)
Missouri (6-0)
Utah (6-0)
Ole Miss (5-0)
Wake Forest (5-0)
Providence (5-0)
Iowa (5-0)
NC State (5-0)
UCLA (5-0)
UConn (5-0)
Xavier (5-0)
BYU (5-0)
Cincinnati (5-0)
SMU (5-0)
Florida St (5-0)
DePaul (7-0)
Penn State (6-0)
Maryland (6-0)
Georgetown (6-0)
Missouri (6-0)
Utah (6-0)
Ole Miss (5-0)
Wake Forest (5-0)
Providence (5-0)
Iowa (5-0)
NC State (5-0)
UCLA (5-0)
UConn (5-0)
Xavier (5-0)
BYU (5-0)
Cincinnati (5-0)
SMU (5-0)
Florida St (5-0)
@WeAreDePaul, you see this smack talk from a Nebraska fan?
pretty amazing we've had more Quad 1 wins than anyone, yet we really haven't played anyone good yet. Team looks better than they've looked in over 20 years, but I'll hold off on puffing my chest until they beat somebody good.
So not going to respond to Nebraska fan's disrespect until/unless we prove it vs real competition. First test is a big one, Wednesday night in Lubbock vs ranked Texas Tech.
The Big Ten Conference has announced its Men’s Basketball Players of the Week for the week of November 25-December 1, 2024.
Player of the Week
Trey Kaufman-Renn, Purdue
F – Jr. – 6-9 – Sellersburg, Ind. – Silver Creek
Freshman of the Week
Dylan Harper, Rutgers
G – 6-6 – Franklin Lakes, N.J. – Don Bosco Prep
2024-25 Big Ten Men’s Basketball Players of the Week
Dec. 2
P: Trey Kaufman-Renn, PUR
F: Dylan Harper, RUT
Nov. 25
P: John Tonje, WIS
F: Derik Queen, MD
Nov. 18
P: John Tonje, WIS
F: Dylan Harper, RUT
Nov. 11
P: Nick Martinelli, NU
F: Will Riley, ILL
Player of the Week
Trey Kaufman-Renn, Purdue
F – Jr. – 6-9 – Sellersburg, Ind. – Silver Creek
- Named MVP of the Rady Children’s Invitational after leading No. 8 Purdue to a pair of wins, scoring 23.5 points on 61.5 percent shooting and 10.5 rebounds
- Recorded his first career double-double with 25 points and a career best 13 rebounds in a win over then-No. 23 Ole Miss
- Garners his first Player of the Week award
- Last Purdue Player of the Week: Zach Edey (March 11, 2024)
Freshman of the Week
Dylan Harper, Rutgers
G – 6-6 – Franklin Lakes, N.J. – Don Bosco Prep
- Averaged 30.3 points last week, including 29-of-34 form the free throw line
- Tallied 26 points in a win over Notre Dame and 37 points in a loss to then-No. 9 Alabama
- First freshman in 20 years to score 35-plus points in back-to-back games and first Rutgers player to score 30-plus points in back-to-back games since Quincy Douby on March 9, 2006
- Earns his second Freshman of the Week award
- Last Rutgers Freshman of the Week: Dylan Harper (Nov. 18, 2024)
2024-25 Big Ten Men’s Basketball Players of the Week
Dec. 2
P: Trey Kaufman-Renn, PUR
F: Dylan Harper, RUT
Nov. 25
P: John Tonje, WIS
F: Derik Queen, MD
Nov. 18
P: John Tonje, WIS
F: Dylan Harper, RUT
Nov. 11
P: Nick Martinelli, NU
F: Will Riley, ILL
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