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Inside the Hall
An Indiana Hoosiers basketball blog
The ballots have been counted and it’s time for Inside the Hall’s countdown of the greatest Indiana players of all-time. Today: No. 1: Calbert Cheaney.
Years at Indiana: 1989-1993
The numbers: 2,613 points (19.8 average); 690 rebounds (5.2 average); 1,018 field goals; 148 three-point goals; 429 free throws made
Career high: 36 ... Continue reading »
Years at Indiana: 1989-1993
The numbers: 2,613 points (19.8 average); 690 rebounds (5.2 average); 1,018 field goals; 148 three-point goals; 429 free throws made
Career high: 36 ... Continue reading »
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He was awesome!
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The list was interesting, great idea! Think how many great players did not make the top 10. Perhaps only UCLA, Kentucky , Duke and Kansas would have such an impressive list.
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My congratulations to you on presenting to us this exercise.
It was fun, intersting and allowed many of us to research and more fully appreciatete great history of I.U. basketball.
I had buddies from High School, college and work, who do not subscribe to this web site, asking me for updates as the list would eventuate from day to day.
Many were not neccesarily IU fans but all had comments and input regarding the daily results. I was geneally surprised at how much each of these guys knew about the history of IU BB and their recollection of some of these great players.
Outstanding work and my Thanks again
10 months ago
Man, I wish Bball season was as close as hunting season.....
10 months ago
Certainly, it's difficult to "rank" those players because of era, team, coaching, and individual strength differences. I was just happy to be reminded of a little "glory of old IU" given the fact that its summer and what with the disaster that was 2007-08.
Awesome job as usual fellas.
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There is a strong case in his NBA career- which he should have been a superstar and rank up there as one of the best stars that came out of IU such Isiah Thomas. I believe Cheaney play hard and played to win but he did not have that assassin mentality.