Indiana Hoosiers

Tom Crean’s Hoosier Pride

by Charlie on December 23, 2009

Roughly eight zillion* messages from college basketball coaches get posted on Twitter every day. This one, from Indiana’s Tom Crean, is the first I’ve seen that brags about his players’ academic performance. @TomCrean I just had a chance to see our grades. We had a TREMENDOUS SEMESTER. I am really happy and proud of these [...]

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Bob Knight Knocks John Calipari

by Charlie on December 18, 2009

Bob Knight took some shots at Kentucky coach John Calipari while giving a speech at a fundraiser on Thursday, saying: We’ve gotten into this situation where integrity is really lacking and that’s why I’m glad I’m not coaching. You see we’ve got a coach at Kentucky who put two schools on probation and he’s still [...]

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Fool Me Once…

by Charlie on October 29, 2007

Indiana University hired Kelvin Sampson despite the fact that he was facing NCAA sanctions for making illegal recruiting phone calls while at Oklahoma. Hired him even though he was banned from making any phone calls to recruits. So what happens, now that Sampson’s been caught with his hand in the cookie jar, er… on the [...]

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Update on Eric Gordon/Kelvin Sampson

by Charlie on October 16, 2006

Interesting new twist to the Eric Gordon/Kelvin Sampson recruiting controversy. In today’s “Hoops on Hoops” blog, Dick Weiss indicates that Gordon backed out of his verbal to Illinois over the summer. If that’s true, I take back all… well, most… of the mean things I said about Kelvin Sampson. The mean things I said about [...]

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Verbals… not worth the paper…

by Charlie on October 14, 2006

Another day, another example of shady dealings by NCAA hoops coaches. This time it’s Indiana’s new head man, Kelvin Sampson, who managed to recruit Eric Gordon for the Hoosiers even though: Gordon had already verbally committed to Illinois Sampson is under recruiting restrictions dating back to some shenanigans when he was the head man at [...]

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