Bloom.. maybe you have some insight ... is IU looking At him ? His brother is on the football team. His dad played football and ND in late 80’s early 90’s.
I would guess we aren’t looking at him but haven’t seen anything at all

One of I.U.'s major problems in recent years has been its inability to shoot, especially the three. To all of the expert basketball guru's out there, I'd like your answer if this will improve next year, and why or why not?

RHP Luke Hayden is on the mound for IU and he has an ERA of 7.47 in 15.2, while ISU will have RHP Colin Wyman on the mound with an ERA of 3.38 in 32 IP. Serruto is behind the plate for IU with Ellis as the DH and Goforth is at 3rd in place of Pyne. Mathison and Doanes have moved up in the order to 4th and 5th, respectively.

In the 1st, Whalen leads off the game with a single. Jessee, who was 4-4 against Butler, goes down swinging for the 1st out. Whalen then gets picks off 1st as he is caught leaning for the 2nd out, and while I don't know the number, but IU has been picked off far too many times this season. Ellis then strikes out to end IU's 1st.

In ISU's 1st, Hayden gets the leadoff man on a flyout. Hayden then gets the next two batters on Ks as Hayden, who had a really bad 2 IP against Neb when he was all over the place, looks good in the 1st.

So what’s the latest people are hearing? Seems like a perfect fit as far a defense and a kid that can create his own shot! Visit was a week ago kinda figured he would have made a decision or be making it very soon. We are currently full and the deadline to enter the portal is Sunday. So I think if he chooses us he will have to do it soon so whoever gets “creaned” has a chance to transfer!

Good spot for him. Wish him the best.

Login to view embedded media

@KylerStaley spoke with Dunlap over the weekend.

Southern Conference POY, 20 ppg, .49/.41/.83 shooting, and almost 7 rebounds for the 6'4" guard from Belleville, IL. But he didn't have a great shooting game against Illinois when his Chattanooga team almost knocked off he 4 seed, but he did lead the team with 12 points. Might be worth taking a look at.

🤣

I don't know who he is just that the board loves him!

Tomorrow is Holocaust Remembrance Day.

I'm linking Florida legislation that was passed in the '90s, requiring public schools to provide instruction on "the history of the Holocaust, the systematic, planned annihilation of European Jews and other groups by Nazi Germany, a watershed event in the history of humanity, to be taught in a manner that leads to an investigation of human behavior, an understanding of the ramifications of prejudice, racism and stereotyping, and an examination of what it means to be a responsible and respectful person, for the purposes of encouraging tolerance of diversity in a pluralistic society and for nurturing and protecting democratic values and institutions."

Would similarly worded legislation have a chance of enactment today in Florida and many other states? Too "woke?" Are laws like this at risk of being repealed?

A Holocaust survivor spoke to my kids and classmates in their (not Florida) public school a few years back. The discussion left an enormous impression on my Christian kids, and that's a good thing. As evidenced by my second link, this topic needs to be part of the national discourse, perhaps now more than ever.

TUESDAY'S SHOW:

🚨 Kevin Brockway
🚨 Mike DeCourcy
🚨 Chronic Hoosier
🔥 Will #iubb secure transfer Dexter Dennis
🔥 Can Tamar Bates take a step forward next season?
🔥 More on Nijel Pack's gigantic NIL deal
🔥 Top 2024 HS basketball prospect chooses Overtime Elite

Audio - Login to view embedded media

More insight from his AAU coach.

Not sure if this has been mentioned here already:

My request has been pending for a year now. Is there another form to fill out or a number to call? It says pending Moderator action

Oklahoma's governor signed a bill banning any nonbinary markers for gender on birth certificates. There's not a lot of detail in the articles about it, and I don't know much about it, myself, but here it is:


My immediate response was: "Okay, sounds fine. So what?" After all, no one has a gender identity at birth. We are assigned a gender at birth. Then our parents generally raise us as the gender we were assigned. Any problems arise much later in our development. So I couldn't see any reason to mark a birth certificate as anything other than M or F. But then I started thinking about it some more, and a few theoreticals occurred to me that might make this more of a deal than I thought it was. I'm still mulling it over, but I'm sure quite a few of you here will be capable of forming a strong opinion in a hurry....

So, GO!

Vic looked solid tonight and Heat advance. Played 36 minutes

My friends and I were discussing the merits of forming a Super League for football that includes the SEC, B1G, and select teams from the PAC 12, ACC, and Big 12. I stated that the SEC and B1G would be dumb to do that because they have such a financial and strategic advantage from the current playoff system and current/imminent media deals. They contended that schools would be driven to have more money total rather than the most money (though a smaller number) relative to their competitors. I argued that it would be better for them to raid coaches and players from the "lesser leagues" that have fewer revenue resources.

Thoughts?

https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...6ekr3dccnYPJWlPh0XTT8tvMxaiGGawo0h207TO-4wNDo

now get someone that is competent to take his place!😒