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Just driving home from the game. Nice work on the game thread.
Wow is UK bad. Still, tremendous win.
Why is everybody ignorning how horrible this team is at following rules? Sampson, Ratliff, Crawford and now Basset? Really? Is this going to go on all year?
This team is very...VERY talented. But they can't seem to stay out of trouble. I'm worried.
PS: Its ok to not like KS but to run an agenda because players dont follow the rules is silly............
The Sporting News magazine article in the current issue is prophetic. It describes how number 23 is a derisive force toward team achievement. I read this article as I watched IU dismantle KU without superman.
Beside being a cheater, the "coach" can also add "liar" to his resume. I feel manipulated after he reported all week that number 23 would play against KU.
The CBS broadcast was refreshing compared to all the Lance Stemler love that the big 10 Network pours down our throat. It seems ironic that we are not inundated with media images of Stemler as the posterboy for overachievement and teamwork during the one game when superman does not play and they play their best as a team.
The CBS dolts were pretty discouraging describing Gordon's condition when they saw him on Friday.
please, get off your high horse people! i sure am glad that i don't live the life of T or GOODKNIGHT...i couldn't stand to live with all the hate!
alford posed before a camera in briefs as a fund-raiser...SO, YES! he should have been kicked off the team just like a couple of kids who overslept and missed a practice!
seriously, i'm so sick of all the hatred...especially over a freakin' game!
GOOD KNIGHT, I didnt know we played Kansas and its not our 2 time National Coach of the Years job to make sure that GOOD KNIGHT knows whats happening. You sound like sour grapes from the west, what more could you want from yesturday, a masterful coaching job, motivated players and discipline being applied to ALL.
PS: When we play Kansas maybe our 2 time National Coach of the Year will e-mail you with the details. I find it funny that when RMK would suspend someone it was OLD SCHOOL discipline and when our 2 time National Coach of the Year does it there is a leadership problem, get over yourself already or as I suspect your a LOOPER Illwhini fan or PU fan. After the game yesturday the thoughts you try to project can come from only someone with some sort of agenda.
PS: Its gonna be great seeing this team in San Antone and hanging No.6. The closer we get the more of the HATERS will come out...........
i dont love or hate sampson, but even the most adamant KS defenders have to admit that these suspensions are getting a bit out of hand.
Almost every player has come out and said how they love playing for Sampson and how HIS leadership is what counts. Are we winning? Yes. Are we on our way to the tourney? Yes. Are we getting national attention? Yes.
I think he is doing a damn good job, maybe not up to your standards, but it turns out you are a blogger like me.
Also they broke a TEAM rule. When I played in college, if you missed curfew by 5min. you were suspended for a game, we had a tardy rule for practice, a study hall rule etc......these guys haven't been arrested! They broke a TEAM rule!
Since we haven't heard about anyone being arrested, I'm not worried about the situation. Maybe he missed a practice or something. I just hope Ratliff gets his academic act together and the team can go forward and realize its potential. While UK played as badly as I've seen them play in a long time, the defense I saw played last night was a marked upgrade from what I've seen in past games. There were zone breakdowns, true - IU's going to have to work on covering the pass from the high post down to a cutter coming in from the baseline - but they did a much better job of covering back cuts and such, and did a nice job in passing lanes. The effort from all the players was commendable. I wish they played with that much heart in every game, though I certainly understand being amped up to play UK.
That was yet another curb-stomping for Kentucky this year. Probably won't be the last. But when you're as thin (talent-wise) and young as we are, then have some of your talented backcourt players out with injury, bad things are gonna happen.
I hope Gordon gets better soon. He's a stud and I hope he stays at IU another year. Any basketball fan would enjoy seeing him in college another year.
Anyway, a solid game for your Hoosiers, and I wish you guys good luck for the rest of the year.
i feel somewhat fortunate to have fans like we do...because you hear well-deserved credit and congratulations from iu fans to a xavier team that completely outplayed us. it is nice to see this type of fanship going on elsewhere as well.
Ok not sure if anyone felt this and I will be honest to admit it....at one brief point during the game I felt "sorry" for UK and Billy...it was a helpless, we have no talent, and I don't want to shoot or play basketball anymore look on some of the players faces.....it was a brief feeling I had.