Final.

 

Looks like Indiana is pretty much just better this year...

^ Unfortunately, there was little doubt about this.

Box Score?

It was no contest.

 

I wonder if Hood would have made the Indiana team?

Final.

 

Looks like Indiana is pretty much just better this year...

 

That is putting it politely.

The beat down started with the selection process when Kentucky overloaded on guards and forgot that the paint was an important area of the floor, and it ended with the rotation, and finalized with a "shootoff" between Hood and Sanford in today's game.

The whole process needs a "gut check" imo

I agree. The politics involved in the selection of players and coaches (especially coaches) is a joke. I won't go see the KY-IN game because of it and you can call it sour grapes if you want.

I agree. The politics involved in the selection of players and coaches (especially coaches) is a joke. I won't go see the KY-IN game because of it and you can call it sour grapes if you want.

 

Who were the coaches this year and from what schools?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great pictures paDNA. I was just thinking of you the other day and all the great pictures you provided during the basketball season. Great job. :thumb: Enjoyed these too.

Great pictures paNDA!

The beat down started with the selection process when Kentucky overloaded on guards and forgot that the paint was an important area of the floor, and it ended with the rotation, and finalized with a "shootoff" between Hood and Sanford in today's game.The whole process needs a "gut check" imo

Kinda like the pot calling the kettle black.

I have saw that quite often where I am from. Where two players think they are the only ones who can do anything in big games and forget that they have some great ability around them that might just help them win if they had used it.:thumb: I really hate too hear that is how it finalized.

The beat down started with the selection process when Kentucky overloaded on guards and forgot that the paint was an important area of the floor, and it ended with the rotation, and finalized with a "shootoff" between Hood and Sanford in today's game.

The whole process needs a "gut check" imo

 

Good post.

Not that this is the ultimate criterion of which team is better, but I believe I read that every kid on Indiana's roster was going to a "D1" school to play basketball whereas Kentucky had only two - Sanford to Georgetown U. and Hood to Kentucky. Perhaps there was a significant talent disparity this year.