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Looking for love at a press conference, brilliant! Lol, what a loser.

He can work on it 24x7. Take the money!!! Imagine WHEN he is a 40% 3PT shooter.

I thought returning punts was not allowed.

Jack sucked

I’ve not spoken to Phil recently, no idea what he thinks of NIL after he is gone.

I’m hearing things are great.

Everyone here can be so black and white. Two things can be true about Miller at the same time. Much like Calimari is a 2-way street, great recruiter, not so good at game planning (Not saying Miller has these traits).

the deep pocket donors have some serious cash available for their schools. 1-2-3 million is always available. A business they own may suffer, depending on the industry, but their 100’s of millions are sitting in t-bills or equivalent. A school as large as Indiana should have access to quite a...

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Never happens. They won’t walk away from the cash flow and the alumni would not allow it.

That’s a rare occurrence :rolleyes:

Malfeasance it is

That’s why Hurley and staff’s approach is head and shoulders above the competition. Culture, roster construction, fit, and proper nil allocations are the winning formula.

Is Adama locked for Chicago next year? If not, hopefully he can get another team in the nba to give him a chance.

Danny Hurley rejuvenated the brand, along with Geno.

He has to go, he is ready. He outside shooting will only continue to skyrocket. He should be a future nba all star.

Sometimes it’s the coaches at lower levels who have an agenda or just are not nice.

I’d like to think he had a triple double. 10 O rebounds, 10 D rebounds, 22 points. His plus/minus was +11 also.

Clingan has a nice but inconsistent free throw technique. He can shoot flat which imo accounts for the majority of his misses. I think he will be a decent three point shooter for a guy his size/position.

Hawk was 38% on volume and he delivered in key moments. I would expect Hansen to be more like Joey C.

Try again and use 1985 as the starting point.

We have to be in a better position now with a player like McNeely than at any point in time. Let’s see what shakes out.

I believe Luke deserves a lot of the credit for technical strategy.

I was surprised this was “just” a turnover. A lesser infraction versus a T. next

If I remember correctly he told DH to get his head out of his a z z, this is UConn. Lol

Plus Edey was tired. Of course that does not account for the first 10 minutes of the game.

I remember Calhoun saying in 1999 that he was watching Duke games and taking notes for months, just in case. In that game doubling Brand worked out great.

This is freakin hysterical. This guy is losing his mind. He is spot on.

Maybe he is writing a book on the state of education in the US.

Works in the NFL, MLB, NBA, and professional tennis.

And his defense improved dramatically over the course of the year. You know he put the time in, and then some. Damn, I wish we had him for 4/5 years. I hope he makes some money and has fun, then comes back to join the staff.

I think 1985 is the best cutoff too. Another option is 1986 with the implementation of the 3 point line which has had a significant impact on overall game strategy. Ironically, gone are the days of 2 slow bigs sitting down low, it was boring. It also led to banning dunks for a few years...

I am happy they are staying but they deserve their own head coaching jobs.

Born and raised in The Hollow in Bridgeport in the 60s and 70s. I grew tired of the home grown talent leaving and I started rooting for the Huskies. I was pumped when Corny, McKay, committed.

the helmet cam is cool