Dakich

[ReadHall84]

Hall of Calls? Seriously?

Never heard it called that before. Dan makes it up as he goes along. What a tool!

 

[ReadHall84]

Jockith said it "made no difference" when Durham fouled out because of Green. Ummm ... wrong! Durham's a better overall player and Green's stupid foul on Trice's 3-pointer was a Dane Fife type of disaster mistake.

 

[kkott]

We know Dikitch reads posts on these sites as he has quoted people before by their user names. Since he can't resist the attention, the title of his thread should draw him here. I would like to call in to his show, but I would rather he gets zero calls.

Any positive things he did in his time at IU as a player and coach have been erased since he left the program. If Glass had any balls, he would be calling ESPN to make sure Dikitch and his bias against IU is not allowed. He should not be allowed to work on campus as an employee of ESPN. I don't know if he actually believes his coaching resume entitled him to replace Sampson or if he is unhappy we didn't hire Steve Alford. Whatever the case, he is impossible to listen to in IU broadcasts to the point I can't stand his voice in any game.

Luckily I can sync my TV broadcast and listen to Don Fischer. I understand Fischer is a regular on the Dikitch show. It would be awesome if Don would call out DD on the show. His thin skin would be so damaged that he would probably never talk to Don again. However, Don may be the only part of IU DD respects and the only person that could shut him up.

Wrong, any pub for him is good pub. Just ignore his comments for what they are: sour grapes. He at least speaks his mind and often sees and points out things that are interesting on the court. I just ignore the anti-IU comments I know are coming... and will be denied if anyone ever called him on them.

 

[coachv jr]

My two favorite Dakich spins was really calling out the refs for calls against Wiskie and then laughing about the Hall of Calls.

Against Wisconsin.

Not Penn State, NU or half the other teams that never get calls.

Wisconsin.

He was right, there was a bad stretch of calls that went our way. It wasn't the whole game.

The second was his quick little defense of Alford. Talking about all of his five star recruits are overrated and asking who rates the raters.

Then talks about how Langford is being mis coached.

Little things but still. We've all got agendas.

what were the stretch of bad calls that went our way?

 

[jsig]

Did Gard have to give up any of his salary? Per DD, it was given he was going to lose it in the post game interviews.

I know there was a series of calls that went against Wisc. and believe it was around the time just before or after Happ elbowed Morgan. The elbow reversal was the correct call (whether you like the rule or not). I think there was an OOB call that they reversed correctly giving the ball to IU. Actually, I don't even remember what the original call was. Somewhere in that stretch was a missed foul call that would of put Wisc. on the line. That was probably a foul.

 

[TommyCracker]

what were the stretch of bad calls that went our way?

The biggest one was the no call on Iverson who got clobbered but three guys, one basically slapped his face when he drove.

Even I had to say yikes on that one.

The other possibly bad call was Happ's drive that he hit where Davis pulled his jersey. The shot could have counted and probably would have if we we're in Madison, plus the free throws plus the flagrant on Davis.

Those two happened pretty close together when the game was tied or Wiskie had a small lead if I remember correctly.

 

[ufo33]

The biggest one was the no call on Iverson who got clobbered but three guys, one basically slapped his face when he drove.

Even I had to say yikes on that one.

The other possibly bad call was Happ's drive that he hit where Davis pulled his jersey. The shot could have counted and probably would have if we we're in Madison, plus the free throws plus the flagrant on Davis.

Those two happened pretty close together when the game was tied or Wiskie had a small lead if I remember correctly.

Haha. Wisky needs to lose to IU in basketball again. Wisky had temporary success with Bo. Now go back to losing to The OSU in football, and go root for the Packers on Sunday.

 

[coachv jr]

his analysis of romeo's "hitch" in his shooting stroke was spot off

The biggest one was the no call on Iverson who got clobbered but three guys, one basically slapped his face when he drove.

Even I had to say yikes on that one.

The other possibly bad call was Happ's drive that he hit where Davis pulled his jersey. The shot could have counted and probably would have if we we're in Madison, plus the free throws plus the flagrant on Davis.

Those two happened pretty close together when the game was tied or Wiskie had a small lead if I remember correctly.

rules are getting ridiculous concerning these flagrant foul calls. used to be reserved for fouling hard from behind on a breakaway to prevent serious injury. pulling a shirt? absurd. how is that dangerous? just call a regular foul. plus the replay delays are spoiling the game a bit

 

[TommyCracker]

his analysis of romeo's "hitch" in his shooting stroke was spot off

rules are getting ridiculous concerning these flagrant foul calls. used to be reserved for fouling hard from behind on a breakaway to prevent serious injury. pulling a shirt? absurd. how is that dangerous? just call a regular foul. plus the replay delays are spoiling the game a bit

I agree with you but by the rules we got a break that a flagrant wasn't called.

I'm glad we did but it was still a break.

That was the only stretch I remember going 'that was favorable for us' but Dakich spent the whole second half acting like the refs are intimidated and scared to call things against us.

Or when they did it was a bunch of blue hairs are upset.

 

[coachv jr]

I agree with you but by the rules we got a break that a flagrant wasn't called.

I'm glad we did but it was still a break.

That was the only stretch I remember going 'that was favorable for us' but Dakich spent the whole second half acting like the refs are intimidated and scared to call things against us.

Or when they did it was a bunch of blue hairs are upset.

i have learned to hate dakich this season. sometimes it seems like he and i aren't seeing the same thing. muted him many times last night