If that is true, every coaching staff in the state probably should do something about their recruiting people. Mainly shoot them and replace them with competent people.Laley23;1592044 wrote:Just saw a stat that 76 players from Indiana are in the NCAAs this year (mightve been last year), which is a record for any state.
The impressive part, IF it is THIS year, is Butler, ND, Indiana and Purdue all missed the dance.
Beilien himself has managed to get like 8 kids from Indiana. MSU has 2 starters.Heretic;1592051 wrote:If that is true, every coaching staff in the state probably should do something about their recruiting people. Mainly shoot them and replace them with competent people.
Michigan has 6 from Indiana, and that is including Dakich's kid. Who knows why he is actually on the team.Laley23;1592055 wrote:Beilien himself has managed to get like 8 kids from Indiana. MSU has 2 starters.
Lol. I'd love to see him attempt to play Butler, FGCU, or even Wyoming.reclegend22;1592223 wrote:Andrew Dakich is only a walk-on. As long as a kid is an above average student with basketball ability -- Andrew was recruited by Butler, Wyoming and Florida Gulf Coast -- walking on at a Big Ten or ACC school doesn't take all-star level talent. But there's no doubt that Andrew's family hoops history didn't hurt his chances. Also, FWIW, he played AAU ball with Michigan commit Mark Donnell.
It's kind of bizarre seeing him on Michigan. As a yearly attendee of the Dan Dakich Basketball Camp at Bowling Green as a kid, I remember watching Andrew dribbling and shooting around in Anderson Arena as a five or six year old.
I'm not saying he's going to the NBA, but if those schools were willing to give him a scholarship, then he is probably a worthy walk-on (read practice player) at Michigan.birddog23;1592226 wrote:Lol. I'd love to see him attempt to play Butler, FGCU, or even Wyoming.
Go get him Ohio State.
That is impressive. They do love their hoops in Indiana.Laley23;1592044 wrote:Just saw a stat that 76 players from Indiana are in the NCAAs this year (mightve been last year), which is a record for any state.
The impressive part, IF it is THIS year, is Butler, ND, Indiana and Purdue all missed the dance.
http://www.ohiochatter.com/forum/showthread.php?44101-Auburn-Hires-Bruce-Pearlgorocks99;1592409 wrote:Bruce Pearl just got hired by Auburn: http://www.auburntigers.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/031814aaa.html
I saw exchanges on a Purdue message board that claimed that Johnson, Jeremy Hollowell(Indiana), and Ron Patterson want to transfer to the same school. Any truth to those rumors?vball10set;1592408 wrote:Sorry if this has already been posted, but I didn't feel like going back through the thread.
http://www.jconline.com/article/20140315/SPORTS02010201/303150014/Purdue-men-s-basketball-Boilermakers-Ronnie-Johnson
Have 'em go to Ohio! We do well with B1G transfers. Better than Toledo, for damn sure!Prescott;1592474 wrote:I saw exchanges on a Purdue message board that claimed that Johnson, Jeremy Hollowell(Indiana), and Ron Patterson want to transfer to the same school. Any truth to those rumors?
It's all speculation, but I wouldn't be surprised. It came out BEFORE Johnson announced, giving the story some credibility.Prescott;1592474 wrote:I saw exchanges on a Purdue message board that claimed that Johnson, Jeremy Hollowell(Indiana), and Ron Patterson want to transfer to the same school. Any truth to those rumors?
lol, right :rolleyes:Heretic;1592488 wrote:Have 'em go to Ohio! We do well with B1G transfers. Better than Toledo, for damn sure!
On teams with Armon Bassett (ex-Ind) and Walter Offutt (ex-OSU), Ohio was 3-2 in two NCAA tournament trips. As a program, Toledo has a total of 1 NCAA win, 0 this year with Weatherspoon (ex-OSU).vball10set;1592516 wrote:lol, right :rolleyes: