1989

[bailey777]

You can still do great things without team loaded with talent. They had jay edwards and eric anderson but the rest were not top talents. That team was never expected to do big things. All comes down to a system.

1988–89

Indiana

27–8

15–3

1st

NCAA Division I Sweet 16

 

[wi_hoosier]

You can still do great things without team loaded with talent. They had jay edwards and eric anderson but the rest were not top talents. That team was never expected to do big things. All comes down to a system.

1988–89

Indiana

27–8

15–3

1st

NCAA Division I Sweet 16

It also helps that Edwards was a sniper and Lyndon Jones and Jamal Meeks were very good point guards. Heck, no one on this team even shoots as well as Joe Hillman. The player leadership and basketball IQ for that team was way above and beyond this team.

 

[GeorgeStrait IU]

It also helps that Edwards was a sniper and Lyndon Jones and Jamal Meeks were very good point guards. Heck, no one on this team even shoots as well as Joe Hillman. The player leadership and basketball IQ for that team was way above and beyond this team.

Anddddd... Bob Knight in his prime.

 

[birdforbogey]

Plus, the Big10 was loaded then. Illinoys & Michigan. Holy shat.

 

[kmathum]

You can still do great things without team loaded with talent. They had jay edwards and eric anderson but the rest were not top talents. That team was never expected to do big things. All comes down to a system.

1988–89

Indiana

27–8

15–3

1st

NCAA Division I Sweet 16

and the greatest coach of all time

 

[Chicago-bound Hoosier]

Plus, the Big10 was loaded then. Illinoys & Michigan. Holy shat.

yep the B1G was a power then. And OSU with a young Jimmy Jackson was on the rise just after that. And MSU with Steve Smith. Purdue and Super Scheffler. B1G from 87-93 was full of talented teams.

Having flashbacks to Nick Anderson's half courter....dammit.

 

[ulrey]

Plus, the Big10 was loaded then. Illinoys & Michigan. Holy shat.

Good times..!