IN WILL STEIN DO YOU TRUST?

LineSkiCat14

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I think the average projected win total here was set at 4. Maybe 5?

This is unbelievable. Its literally Cignetti and Indiana without our coach being a weirdo like Cig and Tom Crean.

Speaking of.. do Cig and Crean have that same weird stare? I think they do.
 
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My question is can Stein coach basketball? Precision offfense, attention to detail, innovative and well prepared and evidently good judge of talent in the NIL world. Everything I had hoped Pope would be. He would definitely be able to scheme some ways to get our best shooters open looks.
 
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I think the average projected win total here was set at 4. Maybe 5?

This is unbelievable. Its literally Cignetti and Indiana without our coach being a weirdo like Cig and Tom Crean.

Speaking of.. do Cig and Crean have that same weird stare? I think they do.
I knew he had it in him....
 

Catastic5

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I think the average projected win total here was set at 4. Maybe 5?

This is unbelievable. Its literally Cignetti and Indiana without our coach being a weirdo like Cig and Tom Crean.

Speaking of.. do Cig and Crean have that same weird stare? I think they do.
We’re doing it with a team Stein kind of just threw together at the end of last season. Cignetti brought over a bunch of his players from JMU. Actually, UCLA and Chesney did the same thing. A bit of stolen valor, arguably.
 
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