That other, "Indiana Past-time"

2/14/08, 10:51 PM

Alford would be my choice as well....

Pat since I was attending IU at the time...who could ever forget Miles Brand

racefan20 · 2/14/08, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirtfan

John have you grown some hair?

Are you saying that I should have found a picture of Curly?:kookoo

Dwight Clock · 2/14/08, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by racefan20

Are you saying that I should have found a picture of Curly?:kookoo

:O:...We already have a Curly on this board. We also have a Larry. You can be Mo, John.:rolling:kookoo:rolling

Joe Snyder · 2/14/08, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Bill Gardner

I always wanted to see Steve Alford return... as the coach.

I agree.

If they dont fire Greenspan along with Sampson, I fear he will hire Isiah Thomas. LOL

Dirtfan · 2/15/08, 8:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Dwight Clock

:O:...We already have a Curly on this board. We also have a Larry. You can be Mo, John.:rolling::rolling

:rolling:rolling

2/15/08, 9:22 AM

Coaches that could replace Sampson IMO....Yes I also think his days are numbered.
1. Ron Hunter ....IUPUI deserves a chance to coach a big time program
2. Dan Dakich..... as long as he is not mixed up in this mess. Now a asst. coach at IU, has head coaching experance and played for Bob Knight.

Richard

hoosier race fan · 2/15/08, 11:35 AM

It's sad that a coaching mess like this is receiving so much attention in a year where there are some fantastic teams playing in Indiana. Purdue, IU, Notre Dame, Butler, and IUPUI are all very good teams, and the best part about it is that they are winning with IN-STATE talent. It certainly makes it clear that basketball is Indiana's past time and there is some incredible talent at the high school level here. Hummel, Martin, Johnson, Moore, and Kramer at Purdue. Graves, Howard, Campbell, Hahn, and Streicher at Butler. Gordon and Bassett at Indiana. Harrangody and Zeller (occasionally) at Notre Dame. All but 3 players on IUPUI's roster are from Indiana. The talent from Indiana is shining, but two controversial coaches (one that isn't even here anymore) unfortunately get far more attention. Matt Painter, Brad Stevens, Mike Brey, and Ron Hunter are all doing great things with their programs. Another Coach IU may want to consider when they can Sampson is already on their bench with Dakich, Ray McCallum. He was very successful at Ball State and knows how to recruit some of the great in-state talent.

Flatrightrear · 2/15/08, 4:33 PM

I wonder if Quinn Buckner would be a possible contender as coach. He coached in the NBA a bit, although not all that successfully, but kids might actually listen to him and play hard for him at I.U. This could be a real good fit and he is still a real hero there from the '76 team that went undefeated. Alford is an interesting candidate but I think he would have already been there by now if it was in the cards. Plus, he didn't exactly set the world on fire at Iowa. Personally, I don't think he wanted the pressure of coaching at I.U. Knight's shadow at I.U. is so huge it is almost overwhelming.

Eric C · 2/15/08, 4:48 PM

The sooner they Fire sampson the better, If you look at IUs recruiting class for next year, they have some top prospects coming in and If we let this Sampson thing drag out and wait to fire him and then the NCAA decides to take away scholorships and or bans the team from post season play, you will se alot of these prospects back out of coming to IU, and who could blame them.

It is time to clean house NOW.
I never thought I would say this but I might have to start cheering for the the Black and Gold

Eric C

Mud Packer · 2/15/08, 4:50 PM

Don't forget about another former IU player now coaching in Indiana. Dane Fife is the head coach at IPFW and is a young talent as well.

2/14/08, 10:51 PM	#21 Re: That other, "Indiana Past-time"
Racin4Fun Posts: n/a	Alford would be my choice as well.... Pat since I was attending IU at the time...who could ever forget Miles Brand

2/15/08, 9:22 AM	#26 Re: That other, "Indiana Past-time"
FOR4 Posts: n/a	Coaches that could replace Sampson IMO....Yes I also think his days are numbered. 1. Ron Hunter ....IUPUI deserves a chance to coach a big time program 2. Dan Dakich..... as long as he is not mixed up in this mess. Now a asst. coach at IU, has head coaching experance and played for Bob Knight. Richard

2/15/08, 11:35 AM	#27 Re: That other, "Indiana Past-time"
hoosier race fan Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 631	It's sad that a coaching mess like this is receiving so much attention in a year where there are some fantastic teams playing in Indiana. Purdue, IU, Notre Dame, Butler, and IUPUI are all very good teams, and the best part about it is that they are winning with IN-STATE talent. It certainly makes it clear that basketball is Indiana's past time and there is some incredible talent at the high school level here. Hummel, Martin, Johnson, Moore, and Kramer at Purdue. Graves, Howard, Campbell, Hahn, and Streicher at Butler. Gordon and Bassett at Indiana. Harrangody and Zeller (occasionally) at Notre Dame. All but 3 players on IUPUI's roster are from Indiana. The talent from Indiana is shining, but two controversial coaches (one that isn't even here anymore) unfortunately get far more attention. Matt Painter, Brad Stevens, Mike Brey, and Ron Hunter are all doing great things with their programs. Another Coach IU may want to consider when they can Sampson is already on their bench with Dakich, Ray McCallum. He was very successful at Ball State and knows how to recruit some of the great in-state talent.

2/15/08, 4:33 PM	#28 Re: That other, "Indiana Past-time"
Flatrightrear Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1,385	I wonder if Quinn Buckner would be a possible contender as coach. He coached in the NBA a bit, although not all that successfully, but kids might actually listen to him and play hard for him at I.U. This could be a real good fit and he is still a real hero there from the '76 team that went undefeated. Alford is an interesting candidate but I think he would have already been there by now if it was in the cards. Plus, he didn't exactly set the world on fire at Iowa. Personally, I don't think he wanted the pressure of coaching at I.U. Knight's shadow at I.U. is so huge it is almost overwhelming.

2/15/08, 4:48 PM	#29 Re: That other, "Indiana Past-time"
Eric C Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 156	The sooner they Fire sampson the better, If you look at IUs recruiting class for next year, they have some top prospects coming in and If we let this Sampson thing drag out and wait to fire him and then the NCAA decides to take away scholorships and or bans the team from post season play, you will se alot of these prospects back out of coming to IU, and who could blame them. It is time to clean house NOW. I never thought I would say this but I might have to start cheering for the the Black and Gold Eric C

2/15/08, 4:50 PM	#30 Re: That other, "Indiana Past-time"
Mud Packer Senior Member Race Count Last Year: 59 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 5,093	Don't forget about another former IU player now coaching in Indiana. Dane Fife is the head coach at IPFW and is a young talent as well.