Tag Archives: Tom Crean

Top 10 reasons Indiana Basketball has avoided collapse this season
March 2, 2016

Indiana got it done last night.  They had chances to turn that 14-point lead into a loss, but finished Iowa to clinch the regular season Big Ten Championship. That’s a hell of an accomplishment for a team that spent the last three seasons failing to meet the expectations they promoted to fans and media. With a […]

Top 10 reasons the Indiana Hoosiers are the best story in college basketball
February 26, 2016

Indiana Basketball stands very near an accomplishment that would have been impossible to imagine three months ago. After losing to Wake Forest, UNLV, and Duke during a two-week stretch that was thoroughly disappointing, Indiana found itself, and is in the drivers seat to win the Big Ten regular season crown over teams like Maryland, Michigan State, […]

Top 10 reasons 2016 is the best year for basketball in Indiana – EVER!
February 10, 2016

Basketball is Indiana’s game, and rarely have we enjoyed a season across levels as competitive and fun as this one. Regardless of the level, basketball in Indiana has never given fans more reason for hope as the season heads toward its third act.  The Pacers could win multiple playoff series, or miss the postseason entirely. […]

Indiana Basketball no longer must see TV on a Saturday night
February 7, 2016

So there I stand at Drake’s on 82nd Street in Indianapolis picking up some carry out, and the Indiana game against Penn State starts.  A guy I met because he listens to my radio show asks, “Are you sticking around for the Indiana game?” “Nope, just picking up some food,” I tell him. As I […]

Indy’s Morning Sports List – 10 reasons why Indiana lost at Wisconsin last night
January 27, 2016

Indiana held serve through its first seven Big Ten games against sub-par team this season – a season where coach Tom Crean is fighting to keep his job despite the gravity of fan dissatisfaction. Early season losses to Wake Forest, UNLV, and Duke showed the same variety of difficulties (defensive deficiencies in both scheme and […]