A couple of implications.... Indiana is an adidas school with much more tradition than us (bad news, please stay Howland). DeRon Davis would be a nice transfer to grab if he leaves (good news).
A couple of implications.... Indiana is an adidas school with much more tradition than us (bad news, please stay Howland). DeRon Davis would be a nice transfer to grab if he leaves (good news).
. He is on the cusp of winning the East for the Celtics. Celtics > Hoosiers.Any chance they could throw money at Brad Stevens?
DeRon Davis would be a nice transfer to grab if he leaves (good news).
Crean was at IU for nine years; made the NCAAs 3 times (33%); winning % in Big Ten was 44% (60-104); IU became only the 4th team ever to be ranked in the top 3 & miss the NCAAT.
For comparison purposes only .. Stans made the NCAAT 6 times (43%) in 14 years; had a SEC win% of 55% (130-105).
Where is that idiot IU poster now? We tried to tell him Crean was on the 'hot seat.'
Crean was at IU for nine years; made the NCAAs 3 times (33%); winning % in Big Ten was 44% (60-104); IU became only the 4th team ever to be ranked in the top 3 & miss the NCAAT.
For comparison purposes only .. Stans made the NCAAT 6 times (43%) in 14 years; had a SEC win% of 55% (130-105).
Where is that idiot IU poster now? We tried to tell him Crean was on the 'hot seat.'
A couple of implications.... Indiana is an adidas school with much more tradition than us (bad news, please stay Howland). DeRon Davis would be a nice transfer to grab if he leaves (good news).
Actually he made it 4 times, not 3. (Making your signature pretty ironic.)Crean was at IU for nine years; made the NCAAs 3 times (33%); winning % in Big Ten was 44% (60-104); IU became only the 4th team ever to be ranked in the top 3 & miss the NCAAT.
For comparison purposes only .. Stans made the NCAAT 6 times (43%) in 14 years; had a SEC win% of 55% (130-105).
Where is that idiot IU poster now? We tried to tell him Crean was on the 'hot seat.'
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