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Zeke in Bloomington???

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Ramp are you one of the witnesses? Please confirm.

 

:whistle

 

 

Isiah talking with Hoosiers? Witnesses say yes

March 7, 2006

By Gregg Doyel

CBS SportsLine.com Senior Writer

 

 

Indiana Hoosiers legend Isiah Thomas was on campus Tuesday in Bloomington, Ind., and was spotted by two people walking into the office of the president, those witnesses told CBS SportsLine.com.

 

Indiana is looking for Mike Davis' replacement. Thomas, who has head coaching experience in the NBA with the Pacers, currently is the embattled president of the New York Knicks. The Knicks were in Indianapolis on Tuesday to play the Pacers, and Bloomington is about an hour south.

 

Thomas' intentions Tuesday weren't known, but he is believed to be interested in becoming the Hoosiers' next coach. He isn't thought to be at the top of Indiana athletics director Rick Greenspan's list, but Greenspan has been calling former Hoosiers in recent days to get their input on the program's direction. It's hard to imagine ex-Hoosiers endorsing anyone but Thomas or another famous alumnus, Steve Alford of Iowa.

I hope he is asking for the job or else Indiana has completely lost their minds.

 

How many different organizations does he have to screw up before people realize he's a moron

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I hope he is asking for the job or else Indiana has completely lost their minds.

 

How many different organizations does he have to screw up before people realize he's a moron

 

 

 

I agree 100% - I really hope he was there begging for the position.

 

He's a perfect fit in NY!

 

:lol

I think Zeke could potentially make a great college coach. Recruiting is the most important thing in college BBall and he could potentially have a great impact with his IU ties, legendary name and NBA connections. Also, for all the bad he has done in the NBA, one thing he has been great at is talent evaluation and maybe that would be true for recruiting as well.

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one thing he has been great at is talent evaluation...

 

 

"Talent evaluation" - you're kidding, right?

 

:lol

one thing he has been great at is talent evaluation...

 

 

"Talent evaluation" - you're kidding, right?

 

:lol

 

 

No, I am dead serious. While he makes stupid trades (I am not saying talent evaluator trade wise, I am talking draft), he is a great evaluator of talent. Go look at his draft recrod and his previous selections and tell me he is not a great talent evaluator.

 

Some of his draft choices I believe:

 

Damon Stoudamire

Marcus Camby

Tracy McGrady

Vince Carter

Primoz Brezec

Fred Jones

James Jones

Trevor Ariza

Channing Frye

David Lee

Nate Robinson

 

Luckily for him, in college bball you can't trade for max length contracts.

Yeah, if there's one thing Zeke's good at in the NBA, it's drafting players. He would be great for Indiana, they need to be brought back into the national spotlight like they were under Knight.

Yeah, if there's one thing Zeke's good at in the NBA, it's drafting players. He would be great for Indiana, they need to be brought back into the national spotlight like they were under Knight.

 

They havent really left the national spotlight

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