He's been quoted as saying that. I've read it from multiple sources on www.kentuckyink.com.Originally Posted by dabvu2498
He's been quoted as saying that. I've read it from multiple sources on www.kentuckyink.com.
Hmmm... not heard that one before.
Anyway, if he's good enough to go after one year, I'd still like to have him for that one year.
See: Carmelo, Eric Gordon, Kevin Durant, and the Ohio State freshmen from last year
When all is said and done more is said than done.
Of course.
He's good enough to be a "one and done" player but he still isn't good enough to play for Billy Clyde.
Well. If he's a real cancer, I don't want him around.He's good enough to be a "one and done" player but he still isn't good enough to play for Billy Clyde.
But most guys who are actually good enough to go to the NBA after one year are not cancerous.
When all is said and done more is said than done.
I don't think any of the players you named above were cancerous.
I'm sure there have been some 1 and done guys that have been.
When all is said and done more is said than done.
Surely Hopson will be one of those guys.
You must read the UK message boards.Surely Hopson will be one of those guys.
They're even more reactionary than us here at RedsZone.
When all is said and done more is said than done.
BTW, reading some more about Hopson, I found this gem:
Fellas, that's what 18-19 year old kids think about tradition.Asked why he committed to Tennessee, Hopson replied with a question of his own.
"Why not?" he said. "Tennessee has big tradition here."
When all is said and done more is said than done.
Fellas, the UK thread is here
http://www.redszone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=66125
Thanks
When I see the 2016 Reds, I see a 100 loss team and no direction.
Crean on style of play
Crean opened up on what style of play IU fans can expect.
Offensively, he borrows from mentor Tom Izzo. Crean was an assistant for Izzo’s Michigan State teams for four years.
“I would like to see us be able to have an outstanding fast break, a team that runs not only on misses, but makes,” Crean said. “That was something that being with Tom Izzo at the years at Michigan State, that’s something they do an outstanding job of and something I took from him.
“We’re a team that’s going to get up and down the floor, drive in space, do our best to get the ball inside-out, score points in the lane. Some of our best post-up players at Marquette have been our guards.”
Defensively, he stressed an aggressive approach.
“Defensive end, we are going to guard the three, I want to have an outstanding half-court defense,” he said. “There is room to pick up full-court. You have to have guys who are going to make great decisions, guys who can execute under pressure and rebound.
-- By LaMond Pope, The Journal Gazette
http://jgwebblogs.typepad.com/eying_iu/
As a Marquette alumnus, I must say that I'm none too happy. I'm tired of coaches deserting smaller programs on the promise of quasi-glory at Big Ten schools (see Thad Matta).
Indiana is in a different league as far as tradition. Indiana, regardless of infraction, is one of the top jobs in the nation. This is a move up for Crean.
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