March 18, 201412 yr You have to PAY to participate in the CBI and CIT, while also losing a ton of money as you don't have the NCAA paying for your travel. You have to guarantee a bunch of money to host, and then, as you can imagine, you play in front of friends and family. No, you can't practice if you decline. However, with the rule allowing individual workouts in the summer, this "penalty" isn't has harsh as it used to be. ]I know from personal experience that no matter if your team has made the post season or not' date=' you can still practice right up until the National Championship game for your division. A team can go 0-28, 3-24, 15-15 or 29-1 (with that one loss coming in the postseason) and still get to practice once their season has concluded and they can practice as a team right until that national title game. Obviously the only restriction to this is the division since D3 ends a week before D2 and D1 ends a couple weeks before D1.[/quote'] [/b] Both of these posts are exactly what I was looking for in this thread, much appreciated. Great insight from both of you. I didn't realize the CBI forced a fee for hosting a game. Figured travel was at the cost of the program. I can see that being an issue for some schools, not necessarily IU. But they may have figured the money would be better spent in other ways. On the bolded, seems we have a conflict though. Can you practice until the national title game, or if you decline, or aren't awarded a bid are you done? I thought you could practice up until the title game in your division as AE (great name) said. If this is the case, then I totally get IU not playing. If not, I go play, though the cost the Latin guy alludes to may make me take a long look at it.
March 18, 201412 yr I was always told the best thing for teams going to bowl games was the additional weeks of practice over those who did not get bowls. I'd assume it'd be the same for teams who make the Big Dance, NIT, CBI...
March 18, 201412 yr On the bolded, seems we have a conflict though. Can you practice until the national title game, or if you decline, or aren't awarded a bid are you done? I thought you could practice up until the title game in your division as AE (great name) said. If this is the case, then I totally get IU not playing. If not, I go play, though the cost the Latin guy alludes to may make me take a long look at it. Once your season is over, in this case, we'll use DePaul, you can not have full team practices / workouts. However, you are allowed, much like in the summer, individual workouts that are limited in both time on court and number of players at one time that can participate.
March 18, 201412 yr Once your season is over, in this case, we'll use DePaul, you can not have full team practices / workouts. However, you are allowed, much like in the summer, individual workouts that are limited in both time on court and number of players at one time that can participate. Had a compliance person forward me the language.... an institution may not continue to practice (or compete against outside competition) in basketball beyond its last regular-season contest, including the conference championship (if any), unless it has reason to believe it is under consideration for selection to participate in an NCAA championship or other postseason national championship event. An institution not selected to participate in the championship or an institution that loses in the championship may not continue to practice
March 18, 201412 yr I was listening to Dakich today. He said the frosh class was very disappointing and immature. Sounds familiar.
March 24, 201412 yr Noah Vonlah is entering the draft, Jeremy Hollowell and Austin Etherington are both transferring....Another rough day for the Hoosiers. 1. How warm is the seat under Crean right now? 2. Is James Blackmon regretting signing that LOI?
March 24, 201412 yr Sure seemed like it was getting toasty with the people I was speaking to in Indy this weekend.
March 24, 201412 yr If Crean goes does Alford come into play. He is having a good run at UCLA. But I remember some questioning if he was the right guy at UCLA. Would he leave even though things are going well.
March 24, 201412 yr If Crean goes does Alford come into play. He is having a good run at UCLA. But I remember some questioning if he was the right guy at UCLA. Would he leave even though things are going well. My guess is he would leave for IU. But then again, didn't he have a chance once before to coach IU?
March 24, 201412 yr Oh it looks like Indiana finally got UK to play in their state. Only problem is their at home watching reall college basketball teams play
March 24, 201412 yr Oh it looks like Indiana finally got UK to play in their state. Only problem is their at home watching reall college basketball teams play That's a good one Loogy. However, IU fans have that last meeting victory over UK to bring up constantly.
March 25, 201412 yr That's a good one Loogy. However, IU fans have that last meeting victory over UK to bring up constantly. The funny thing is the last time UK and IU played UK won... They choose to forget it though...
March 25, 201412 yr The funny thing is the last time UK and IU played UK won... They choose to forget it though... Dang, that's right! Sweet 16 of tourney. How the heck could I have forgotten?!!!!! JEEZ!
March 25, 201412 yr Dang, that's right! Sweet 16 of tourney. How the heck could I have forgotten?!!!!! JEEZ! Doesn't matter. IU fans still bring up the game in their building in December. :lol2:
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