iu week. First off.......
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The background image used for the posts announcing your new recruit was from two years ago when IU beat Purdue…so yeah, “IU doesn’t care” 😂
Been saying Mgbako was slow since beginning of year and IU fans told me he was a lotto pick!
They most certainly care. If they didn't we wouldn't have so many over here infesting the forum like raging case of clown herpes.
Reading the IU board is fun today. They are so delusional. They haven’t hired a good coach since what, 1970 something? Yet, they all guarantee that the NEXT coach is going to put both IU and Purdue back in their rightful place.
Hilariously ignorant.
Hilariously ignorant.
@DwaynePurvis00 - let’s huddle up, okay?
Repeat after me: we aren’t talking about IU unless it’s beating them. We don’t care who they’ll throw a bag of cash to coach their team. We don’t care about IU unless it is how bad we are beating them.
Ok: hands in the middle.
Boiler Up
BTFU
Repeat after me: we aren’t talking about IU unless it’s beating them. We don’t care who they’ll throw a bag of cash to coach their team. We don’t care about IU unless it is how bad we are beating them.
Ok: hands in the middle.
Boiler Up
BTFU
This same reaction could be used for the last 20 seconds of the game today on quite a few plays
I'm going with -10.5. Seems like I've been seeing that line a lot recently for these types of games.
He might be. Big, athletic, excellent shooter, creates his own shots. But you’re right he looks slow and just does not seem engaged.
Right coach and system, he could probably do well. He should be playing the 4. A team that has better spacing and he's able to be a catch and shoot guy and a team with a good enough defense to hide him.
Well, I'm not as convinced this will be an easy game at all. IU has spent millions to buy the best team they could and although most their players have to have the ball in their hands to be involved in an offense. I hope I'm wrong and do believe that Purdue is the better team and would win the series, but this isn't a series and as you imply rivalry games don't always go the way they would if played several times over.
As one that has casually watched them over the last few years, I think Lear is a positive for them. I didn't know he was 6'5", but as far back as three years ago I would see him as one of the more cerebral players on the team. Had he went to Purdue he definitely would have seen more minutes over his career. This is not to say he would have been great, just that Matt values cerebral play. Then you add Goode who does stretch the floor and can get hot...and so you just can't pack it in at every location. One of my concerns as it was last year, is the screen on the wing where Purdue must get into the guy early (or go under) so the Purdue defender is NOT trailing going over the top of the screen with IU curling into the lane...with say a Galloway and his height to lay in in or lob it. If Purdue is shooting well, no problems...but if not AND if Purdue cannot turn them over for whatever reason...this can be a very close game and for many of their fans justify the millions spent on their mercenaries to beat PUrdue.
He just can’t guard anyone though. He’s not quick enough to guard a 3 and he’s not strong enough/physical enough to guard a 4
That's correct. It's also an opinion shared by the vast majority of people who know the situation and aren't IU fans. Even if he wanted to get back into coaching and back to the Midwest, he'd have many, many better options than IU. It's not impossible but the odds are very, very slim.
Lol.. they've always been delusional.. It honestly won't matter who they hire, I'm pretty confident Painter will own them too. He's hitting his stride as a coach/recruiter right now.
We'll be amped for this game too and if Braden is on, they will have no answer for him... their only hope is we play like crap.
