Sure, though cannabis is still illegal in Indiana so it's a somewhat different situation than what you have in Illinois.
It seems the most important thing is for Belo to practice regularly with the team. One reason why his passing wizardry sometimes goes awry since he returned is b/c the starters aren't used to playing with him every day. So we end up with TOs like we had the other night when DMW didn't keep his head up, and one I observed @ Maryland when he made a brilliant pass down through the key for which Omar was completely unprepared ("hands like skillets" in @sacraig's memorable description of Omar's challenges.) If you're playing next to the guy regularly you get well used to how the ball moves out of his hands.
I could be taking the tone of this wrong, but it seems as if you're tossing Rutgers is as a throw in game. The game @ Rutgers might be the toughest game that we have left on our schedule, with all do respect to Michigan State, Michigan and Ohio State. They are a completely different animal at home. For us to win that game, an A+ effort with A+ execution will be required.
None of those four will be anything other than arduous for us.
Got a new thesaurus I see.......................///////////////ssssssssssssssssssssss...........
Plummer is a catch22. He was lights out in the first half, but his defense in the 2nd half was key in Purdue taking over. RJ needs more minutes. I can see him taking some of Grandison’s and Plummers time depending on the matchup. I don’t see him starting anytime soon.
I had one of those once. Worst car Ford ever made.
Maybe it's a COVID rule? Puff, puff...hold?
Truth. But I have experienced team rules being slightly different than the rules of civilization.
That or, puff puff, sanitize, pass. Sharing is caring, man.
Woodson, for as much as he says he is a bridge between old school and new school, is and always will be a Bobby Knight disciple. From the scuttlebutt, it appears that the "curfew" violation provided Woodson with a perfect opportunity to legitimately send an overdue message. There has been some real internal conflict and faction development amongst the players. Durr has the attitude that he is way better than perceived and deserves much more playing time. Stewart and Johnson feel unequal praise between the backcourt and the touted forecourt, and rookies Bates and Lander look up to those two.
RJ is exactly what this team needs and I was hoping that Hutch would be another. Would be great if Frazier, Plummer, Curbelo, and DFW were all 3-4 inches taller. Great basketball players with superb skills, but having them all in the game at once is a liability on defense, especially Plummer and Curbelo. Fortunately, they are plus players on the offensive end. The three frosh can provide both ends quite efficiently, but a guard like Frazier is a needed gift to keep the super quick PGs who can't shoot but love to drive out of the lane.
Lander played last year ....I know he's classified as a frosh but he's really got a year on the court and he's worse this year than last year....he was nothing to brag about last year ....maybe needs to play with a ponytail instead of that bun-o-rama....looks like it might affect his balance ...
He keeps his blunts there.
Forgot he wasn't a true freshman.
That was a short nap @pruman91
Just now closing my eyes
Particularly if that school is located in Indiana.
cause...."Everybody knows that smoking aint allowed in school"
