Hoosier1987
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First and foremost--Congrats on beating us in the Sweet 16 and your team did it with class. I remember when we beat Duke back in 2001-02 and it was a great feeling to pull that upset. Your team did it with class and you were simply amazing during that contest. I love college hoops and have no problem admitting when a team simply beats your butt. I was hoping your all would hang another Banner and was shocked when you all did not win it all.
Second--I would have come back to the board; however, my sister had given birth and my niece was born with fluid in her lungs. She consumed my time for a month and a half in the ICU; nevertheless, today she is in perfect health and preparing for the Syracuse Zone with me.
Third--When it is all said and done Coach Boeheim will go down as one of the finest collegiate coaches in history. I hope you all can appreciate what he means to the game of basketball throughout the world. I hope I am able to travel to Syracuse and meet him before he retires from the game. If any of you know how to make that happen please send me a message. I am located in the Houston, TX; however, my schedule is wide open starting in February of 2014.
Fourth--I was in love with our IU team in 2011-12; however, last year left so much to be desired from our Hoosiers of 2012-13. Don't get me wrong I loved last season but it was a season on the edge for me. The 2013-14 Hoosiers are fun for me to watch on the floor. They play the game the right way and give a lot of effort on both ends of the floor. I am 100% ok with our team losing some games and learning along the way to the tourney. Facing your zone early in the season will give us an advantage for any other team that zones us after this game.
Fifth--It's days like this during college basketball where all I can think about is my Hoosiers will be playing in a great venue versus another Blue Blood Program. It should be a heck of a game and I will sit back and appreciate the beautiful game of basketball tonight.
Sixth--Key players on our squad/others
Yogi Ferrell--Special talent that is just coming into his own this season.
Noah Vonleh--Has an ability to rebound and score; however, he plays within the team concept which I love about him.
Jeremy Hollowell--Needs to play lower to the ground and can be a bit erratic at times.
Will Sheehey--Seems to be letting the younger players learn how to play in order for IU to have an extended season. He is a coach on the floor and I will be excited when we get to Big Ten Season.
Evan Gordon--He is finding his groove on the floor and has a nice running floater. I imagine that is what he used to score on his brother Eric Gordon throughout those formative years. P.S. The younger Gordon is a heck of a talent in the 2016 Class.
Troy Williams--Athlete who will have some ups and downs but he is a high wire act. He is Boo Williams nephew and if he gets comfortable watch out.
Devin Davis--Heady Freshman that will be the ultimate glue guy doing the little things that count.
Luke Fischer--Coming off injury he has been a wildcard this season but the kid is a winner.
Jeff Howard--Senior walk-on that plays the game the right way
Stanford Robinson--Limited minutes but looked pretty good with the ball in his hands. He is originally from the DC Area and has a bright future.
Hanner Perea--A freak athlete that is still putting things together. I look forward to his Junior Year in Bloomington.
Collin Hartman and Austin Etherington--I hope that one of them is able to shoot a few 3s in this contest.
Ok--I look forward to a great contest tonight Cuse Fans! Have a great Tuesday and if any Cuse Fans are in Houston let me know if you need a bar to watch the game.
Paul
Second--I would have come back to the board; however, my sister had given birth and my niece was born with fluid in her lungs. She consumed my time for a month and a half in the ICU; nevertheless, today she is in perfect health and preparing for the Syracuse Zone with me.
Third--When it is all said and done Coach Boeheim will go down as one of the finest collegiate coaches in history. I hope you all can appreciate what he means to the game of basketball throughout the world. I hope I am able to travel to Syracuse and meet him before he retires from the game. If any of you know how to make that happen please send me a message. I am located in the Houston, TX; however, my schedule is wide open starting in February of 2014.
Fourth--I was in love with our IU team in 2011-12; however, last year left so much to be desired from our Hoosiers of 2012-13. Don't get me wrong I loved last season but it was a season on the edge for me. The 2013-14 Hoosiers are fun for me to watch on the floor. They play the game the right way and give a lot of effort on both ends of the floor. I am 100% ok with our team losing some games and learning along the way to the tourney. Facing your zone early in the season will give us an advantage for any other team that zones us after this game.
Fifth--It's days like this during college basketball where all I can think about is my Hoosiers will be playing in a great venue versus another Blue Blood Program. It should be a heck of a game and I will sit back and appreciate the beautiful game of basketball tonight.
Sixth--Key players on our squad/others
Yogi Ferrell--Special talent that is just coming into his own this season.
Noah Vonleh--Has an ability to rebound and score; however, he plays within the team concept which I love about him.
Jeremy Hollowell--Needs to play lower to the ground and can be a bit erratic at times.
Will Sheehey--Seems to be letting the younger players learn how to play in order for IU to have an extended season. He is a coach on the floor and I will be excited when we get to Big Ten Season.
Evan Gordon--He is finding his groove on the floor and has a nice running floater. I imagine that is what he used to score on his brother Eric Gordon throughout those formative years. P.S. The younger Gordon is a heck of a talent in the 2016 Class.
Troy Williams--Athlete who will have some ups and downs but he is a high wire act. He is Boo Williams nephew and if he gets comfortable watch out.
Devin Davis--Heady Freshman that will be the ultimate glue guy doing the little things that count.
Luke Fischer--Coming off injury he has been a wildcard this season but the kid is a winner.
Jeff Howard--Senior walk-on that plays the game the right way
Stanford Robinson--Limited minutes but looked pretty good with the ball in his hands. He is originally from the DC Area and has a bright future.
Hanner Perea--A freak athlete that is still putting things together. I look forward to his Junior Year in Bloomington.
Collin Hartman and Austin Etherington--I hope that one of them is able to shoot a few 3s in this contest.
Ok--I look forward to a great contest tonight Cuse Fans! Have a great Tuesday and if any Cuse Fans are in Houston let me know if you need a bar to watch the game.
Paul
