Maybe not for long re: your FB team. The new coach is very active in the portal. Will it be another IU? Stay tuned.
I agree Terry, we have some young talent (freshman) that are really a big help. AS you indicated the games down the road willbe more difficult. We will see how those game play out .
My gracious I was watching the OSU Purdue on Peacock and fell asleep, only to wakeup and learn my Buckeyes had won the game 70-73 in a very late turnaround. Now thats embarrassing.
Boilers couldn't hit a three (plus Bucks kept them off the line pretty well.) Buckeyes couldn't miss a three, even the desperation shots at the clock violation buzzer. Hit them again and again. Frustrating game for Purdue but kudos to the Buckeyes. They needed this win.
Not a big surprise. It might affect them a little, but I'm assuming mostly kids who play in the Ivies are there for the Education first and foremost. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The Ivy League will not join the antitrust settlement that will allow schools to pay their players directly, a decision that leaves the conference of eight elite academic institutions clinging to college sports' amateur model even as it is increasingly abandoned by the NCAA's biggest powers. Ivy League executive director Robin Harris said in an email to players and coaches this week that the conference will maintain its scholarly focus rather than accept the roster and endorsement regulations included in the House settlement that will shape the NCAA's latest leap toward professionalism. "This decision to 'not opt in' means the Ivy League and its schools ... will continue to provide an educational intercollegiate athletics model that is focused on academic primacy and the overall student-athlete experience," Harris wrote.
I only watched the end of the Houston/KU game but wow what an ending. Huge road win for the Cougars. KU just forgot basketball fundamentals at the end, like getting the ball in bounds.