You may be right, but I know Woodson understands and truly has more passion for getting Indiana back to what it was more than any of us yahoos posting on this board. Maybe I am blind, but I have not given up on him finding a way to get us back or closer before he passes it on to someone or Scott decides it is time for a change.
I also know that Woodson is more knowledgeable and talented at basketball than any of us all and regardless of the expertise espoused on here i still trust Woodson and staff that includes Cheaney and Hulls to be better than all of us put together. I really don't care what some of the so-called fans think because they are just that and I don't agree with what you see in front of your face or several others here.
There is no magic wand, and we have a small space left for error to even have a chance to finish stronger, but I will wait for each game and cheer like crazy and yell at the errors and coaches then step back and evaluate again. Who knows maybe I will agree with you guys by the end of the season, but I seriously doubt that I give up what you call it my fantasy that we can be a consistently strong program again even under Woodson.
You may be right, but I know Woodson understands and truly has more passion for getting Indiana back to what it was more than any of us yahoos posting on this board. Maybe I am blind, but I have not given up on him finding a way to get us back or closer before he passes it on to someone or Scott decides it is time for a change.
I also know that Woodson is more knowledgeable and talented at basketball than any of us all and regardless of the expertise espoused on here i still trust Woodson and staff that includes Cheaney and Hulls to be better than all of us put together. I really don't care what some of the so-called fans think because they are just that and I don't agree with what you see in front of your face or several others here.
There is no magic wand, and we have a small space left for error to even have a chance to finish stronger, but I will wait for each game and cheer like crazy and yell at the errors and coaches then step back and evaluate again. Who knows maybe I will agree with you guys by the end of the season, but I seriously doubt that I give up what you call it my fantasy that we can be a consistently strong program again even under Woodson.
He has been gone for 40 years. Never coached college basketball hasn't been head coach since 2012.
When hired Woodson
The style has changed, like I said, and it’s a beautiful style,” Woodson said. “I don’t think you can always just live on shooting threes, but it’s great if you’ve got a team that can make it.”
And Indiana, Woodson said, Indiana has to become a team that can make 3-pointers. Though the state of Indiana prides itself on its ability to produce outside shooters, the Hoosiers have been one of the worst shooting teams in the Big Ten over the past four years during coach Archie Miller’s tenure. The Hoosiers never shot better than 32.6 percent from beyond the 3-point arc during Miller’s tenure and never finished better than 204th nationally in those four seasons. This year’s Hoosiers finished last in the Big Ten in made 3-pointers with 158, 5.9 per game. They were also last in attempts with 488.
“The three-ball has changed the game,” Woodson said, “and we have to find players that can make the three-ball!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Woodson on defense...
When I look at college basketball,” Woodson said, “a lot of it is they are taking things from our league.”
On defense, Woodson said, that means being versatile from a schematic standpoint and a personnel standpoint. It means being able to play man-to-man but make adjustments within that man-to-man, but also to be able to put together junk defenses and presses when necessary.
“I think I can bring a system in that from a defensive standpoint where you know we can recruit players that are capable of playing three or four positions,” Woodson said. “That’s kind of how I did it in the pros. Players that if you did switch defensively, you felt good about them. The players guarding the ball and players that are committed to rebounding the basketball. I think when you build a defensive system, if everybody is connected together and work hard to defend not only the ball but when there is a breakdown, and rebound the basketball as a unit, you put yourselves in position to win basketball games.”