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  • #16
    Dan Dakich took over a team on Feb.22 that was 22-4 and had already played the toughest part of their schedule.
    In his 3 week term as head coach, the Hoosiers went 3-3 with surprisingly narrow wins over Northwestern, Minnesota, and Ohio State,
    and losses to Michigan State, Penn State, and Minnesota.
    Their RPI was 8 and has dropped to 22, worse than Missouri State's was when they got left out of the NCAA,
    although no doubt IU will get an NCAA bid. Their 3-point shooting has dropped off and over the past several games is under 20%.

    Had the season been even a few weeks longer, or if they had a few more games against the upper echelon of the Big Ten, then their recent play could have dropped them to, say. 12 losses, and RPI of 55.
    I wonder what the NCAA selection committee made up of numerous long time buddies of both Kelvin Sampson and Myles Brand would have done then??


    One more thing..........Here's Indiana's record over the past FOUR YEARS in the Big Ten Tournament:
    0-4....yes that's right, in DJ White's four full years at Indiana, their team has gone one-and-done all four years.
    In fact you have to go all the way back to 2003-2004 to find the only win in the tourney that Indiana has had in the last five years.
    Maybe they should fire their.....oh wait, I guess they did, then did again, and now will let the present guy go as well............hmmm.....that means they'll be going on their fourth head coach since their last Big Ten Tourney win!!

    ...maybe, just maybe they should have stayed with the guy who recruited DJ White?
    Just maybe that guy, who is likely in the NCAA coaching elsewhere wasn't so bad after all.
    Maybe some of the IU boosters were only looking at the glass and seeing the half empty part...

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    • #17
      For those who may not have seen....here is the play by play for the final seconds.....

      00:10 SUB IN : Williams, Jonathan
      00:10 SUB OUT: Hoffarber, Blake
      00:03 (actually 3.4) FOUL by McKenzie, Lawrence (P3T10) -MISSED FT SHOT by Gordon, Eric
      REBOUND (OFF) by (DEADBALL) 00:03
      MISSED FT SHOT by Gordon, Eric 00:03 (MISSED THEM BOTH!!!! - costly)
      00:03 (actually 3.1) REBOUND (OFF) by White, D.J.
      00:03 (still at 3.1) FOUL by Williams, Jonathan (P5T11)
      GOOD! LAYUP by White, D.J. [PNT] 00:03 57-57 T 8
      00:03 SUB IN : Hoffarber, Blake
      00:03 SUB OUT: Williams, Jonathan
      MISSED FT SHOT by White, D.J.
      REBOUND (OFF) by (DEADBALL) 00:01 (actually 1.5)
      00:01 (actually 1.5) FOUL by McKenzie, Lawrence (P4T12) -this was tuly bogus while several players scrambled
      .................................................. ...................to get the loose ball, and still only 1.9 seconds clicked off
      MISSED FT SHOT by White, D.J.
      GOOD! FT SHOT by White, D.J. 00:01 58-57 H 1
      00:01 TIMEOUT 30sec
      TIMEOUT 30sec 00:01 (still at 1.5)
      00:01 SUB IN : Busch, Travis
      00:01 SUB OUT: Nolen, Al
      00:00 58-59 V 1 GOOD! JUMPER by Hoffarber, Blake (buzzer goes off clearly while ball is in air)
      00:00 ASSIST by Busch, Travis

      Illini curse???
      Eric Gordon is 10-57 from three point range since that 3-pt banker he hit to beat the Illini!

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      • #18
        I find it interesting how many games recently have led to some real grumbling about officiating.

        Tom Izzo was quite unhappy, and the PJ Star has a story about it.


        Likewise Bruce Pearl had some comments, as his team got whistled for more fouls than Arkansas, BUT his team shot the same number of FT's.
        (actually I was pretty happy to see the Vols lose, as I get really tired of all the Tennessee players doing all the trash talking, cocky stuff, prancing after every basket, chest thumping, and unsportsmanlike crapp that Pearl seems never to reign in...)

        Coach K wasn't too happy, after the Clemson loss, especially after his freshman stud Singler was manhandled and went 1-9.

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        • #19
          And Billy Gillispie had to be escorted off the court by his assistants because he looked like he wanted a piece of the official that called a late foul against Kentucky.

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