Tag Archives: Dane Fife

Indiana Basketball – Best IU shooter ever? Close, but I’ll take…! Colts LT prospects ranked!
April 26, 2021

Indana Basketball – Mike Woodson might be the perfect Plan B after Stevens declined 7 years, $70M
April 19, 2021

On his first swing, Indiana University athletic director Scott Dolson swung as hard as he could and missed an unhittable Brad Stevens breaking ball. Then, he choked up an inch, got the Mike Woodson batting practice cheese he was looking for, and got a rally going as he strung together multiple hits. That’s the way life […]

Indiana Basketball – Dane Fife hired! Joining Woodson’s staff!
April 5, 2021

Dane Fife is coming back to his alma mater. Indiana is hiring Fife as a member of Mike Woodson’s staff, and it is a very positive sign for the Hoosiers. Fife has worked at Michigan State for the last eight seasons, and is best remembered by Hoosiers fans as a leader on its last run to […]

Indiana Basketball – Forget the “proven winners” this time, give me the right fit – Dane Fife!
March 22, 2021

The insanity of a search for a new basketball coach at Indiana University is a lot like an Owen County cockfight. The chickens all look the same, and the only winners are the beer salesmen in the black shirts. That includes the chickens, because at some point in the afternoon they all wind up tossed into a pile […]

Assistant coach Ed Schilling leaves Indiana Basketball; Dane Fife will not replace him
June 27, 2019

Ed Schilling is moving on, according to multiple online reports. Archie Miller’s original staff (Schilling, Bruiser Flint, Tom Ostrom, and Bill Comar) remained intact for two years, and Schilling’s decision to bolt could be explained in a number of ways – Miller is a tough guy to work for, recruiting is a pain in the ass, […]

Will Romeo Langford be the best Indiana high school baller ever tops list of today’s top basketball questions
March 23, 2016

This is a huge weekend of basketball in Indiana. Both Notre Dame and Indiana will play Sweet Sixteen (and perhaps Elite Eight) games. The Pacers are on the precipice of earning a playoff berth (or dropping out of the race). The high school state basketball championships may feature the coming out party for a sophomore […]

2013 NCAA Tournament – Success with Three-Star Recruits Is Nothing New
March 28, 2013

by Kent Sterling I’ve written often about a class of 2007 summer team that played together without ego, a lack of concern for being recruited, and a love for one another that oddly remains the exception to the rule in youth basketball. With the successes of Florida Gulf Coast, LaSalle, and Wichita State in last […]