I sure do miss Coverdale and Hornsby

[lovemyhoosiers]

They were pure shooters. I loved Hornsby's form when he shot the 3.

 

[Bippy]

And I miss Randy Wittman, Ted Kitchel, Mike Woodson, Brian Evans.......................................

 

[Lt. John Mclaine]

Tom had such a beautiful jumper with great rotation and terrific arc, he could get the off of the bounce too.

Horn you had a quicker release, but was strictly a Catch and Shoot guy.

That 02 team is my favorite IU team

 

[jacksback]

They were pure shooters. I loved Hornsby's form when he shot the 3.

I don't recall Hornsby scoring much but he did have good form for what that's worth.

 

[SuperHoosierFan]

They were pure shooters. I loved Hornsby's form when he shot the 3.

I don’t know what Cov is up to but Kyle is a cardiologist for IU hospital in Indy

 

[abraxis]

And I miss Randy Wittman, Ted Kitchel, Mike Woodson, Brian Evans.......................................

Steve Alford had great form and oh, what a free throw shooter he was.

 

[wchew200]

Steve Alford had great form and oh, what a free throw shooter he was.

Free throw shooting...that’s so 1980’s...

 

[edub72]

AJ Guyton could stroke it.

 

[wi_hoosier]

They were pure shooters. I loved Hornsby's form when he shot the 3.

Wait, those slow non-athletic 3* guys??? DWS

Yes, me too.

 

[go_iu]

AJ Guyton could stroke it.

Love Guyton, maybe the classiest player we ever had, and he was an all time great.

 

[abraxis]

Free throw shooting...that’s so 1980’s...

Time once spent practicing free throws is now spent dunking. Free throws are b-o-r-i-n-g!

 

[birdforbogey]

Jay Edwards

 

[UncleMark]

I don’t know what Cov is up to but Kyle is a cardiologist for IU hospital in Indy

Cardiac surgeon in Bloomington, doing electrical stuff. Did an ablation on my wife this summer. Initial procedure didn't go as well as it should have, he had to go back in. I told him it was a lane violation, but he better hit it the second go-round. He did.

 

[SuperHoosierFan]

Cardiac surgeon in Bloomington, doing electrical stuff. Did an ablation on my wife this summer. Initial procedure didn't go as well as it should have, he had to go back in. I told him it was a lane violation, but he better hit it the second go-round. He did.

Has he always been in Btown? Last time I heard anything about him he was in Indy. Might have just been up there for a procedure. If you remember the manager-turned-walk-on Kevin Lemme, he’s an orthopedic surgeon in Shelbyville.

 

[UncleMark]

Has he always been in Btown? Last time I heard anything about him he was in Indy. Might have just been up there for a procedure.

He's pretty specialized, doing these cardiac catheter ablation procedures, so he may travel up there, but I'm 90% certain he's based in Bton.

If you remember the manager-turned-walk-on Kevin Lemme, he’s an orthopedic surgeon in Shelbyville.

Kinda sorta rings a bell. IU bball program has had a fair number of players go into medicine. Hell, they still have Ahlfeld on retainer I think.

 

[indy1203]

They were pure shooters. I loved Hornsby's form when he shot the 3.

Not just shooters, leaders as well especially Coverdale.

 

[CriticArisen]

Jay Edwards

IU vs MU was a Dick Vitale national televised game. Edwards had a great game and I think won the game with a base line shot. Dick Vitale being Dick Vitale had decided that Rumeal Robinson was the basketball god of the year and even though he had a lackluster game all he could talk about was Rumeal Robinson. This being before email was widely used I sent Dick a letter complaining about his coverage of Edwards. He graciously answered my letter and his treatment of Edwards improved after that game. I admit I second guessed myself much later when Jay had his problems.

Kitchel was an amazing shooter using the backboard on those long shots from the wings. I really felt bad when he started having his back problems.

 

[Hatchets7times]

Yogi right at 40% from three..
83 % from the line !.
Had a motor that was ready from the tip off till the buzzer