“I'd rather lose by 20 on my toes than lose by four on my heels.”
🎙️ Joe Crispin on staying aggressive and creating an uncomfortable game for opponents through run and jumps, fake traps, and disruptive defense.
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@iuindy_mbb@HarrConnor I’m not sure how to explain it, but Jason Clarke jr’s playing style is like dry gun powder next to an open flame. He’s about to explode at any given second. You don’t want 2 be there when he does . He’s my sleeper pick to be 1st, 2nd, or 3rd team all-@HorizonLeague
IU Indy’s Gus Etchison put together a very impressive shotmaking showing in his team’s win against UT Martin.
Etchison finished with 24 points, 3 assists, and a steal, while shooting 9/16 from the field and 4/8 from three in 28 minutes.
Etchison was one of the best breakout transfer candidates heading into the season, and he showed why today, showcasing a extremely high level scoring performance where he scored every single basket off a created look, and he did it with high level efficiency.
Etchison got to his spots consistently on all 3 levels with his elite speed and change of pace, which allows him to be one of the most deadly creators in the country who can create for himself and his teammates.
Etchison was one of the 3 level scorers in college basketball last season, and now has the opportunity to do it in a bigger scale, and he has the tools to be one of the best scorers and playmakers in the country.
.@IUIndy_MBB overturned a 13-point second half deficit in claiming a 75-74 home win over UT-Martin on Saturday night.
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Hamilton Heights alum Gus Etchison put up 24 points Saturday afternoon to help IU Indy take down UT Martin, 75-74.
The Jaguars are now 2-0 to start the season for the first time since 2023 when they were still known as IUPUI. https://t.co/2yew7Xk9p1
My Top 50 Rising Mid-Major CBB Coaches.
This list is about momentum: guys who are new to their jobs or are on the rise right now, based on last season and the start of this year.
"Delegate. Be open to new ideas. Prioritize player tendencies and preferences over system. These are some of Boynton’s adjustments as he succeeds May and tries to keep the Wolverines atop the sport"
"I didn’t do a good enough job of empowering my staff (at Oklahoma State)"