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Moses Abraham visit update and news of another visit (Hoosiers Insider | The Indianapolis Star)
"If Tom Crean was [sic] smart he would have told him that the weather in Bloomington is like it was Tuesday every day of the year." Later in the article, this gem from Hutch: "I was at Memorial Stadium for the first day of Spring Football practice and sat there wishing I was playing golf." Terry Hutchens gets paid to drive to Bloomington, Indiana on a beautiful, warm, sunny spring day to watch football practice, and he still wishes he were doing something else. The grass is always greener, I guess. - Observations from first day of spring practice (The Hoosier Scoop)
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David Elson takes job with Indiana football (Bowling Green Daily News)
"Former Western Kentucky head football coach David Elson has found a new home for the 2010 season. Indiana University announced Monday that Elson has joined the Hoosiers’ coaching staff as a defensive quality control coach."
Bassett enjoys NCAA ride for Ohio, thankful of hometown support (TribStar.com)
"Bassett, known as a third or fourth option with deadly accuracy from the 3-point line at IU, has expanded his game. Hard work in the weight room has allowed him to attack the rim more often. A bulked-up Bassett said he took full advantage of the year that he sat out due to NCAA transfer rules. He leads the team in free-throw attempts and makes, hitting 162 for 196 (82.7 percent)." At least we're now down to four former IU players or signees in the Tournament. I wish none of them ill, but it's tough to hear about it so much.
The latest on Moses Abraham (Inside the Hall)
"We considered a TMZ-style coverage approach to the Moses Abraham official visit, with live updates from outside the shrubbery of Assembly Hall, Cook Hall, Dunn Meadow and Yogi’s. (Not really, but based on the interest in the Abraham recruitment, it certainly would have boosted page views.)" Abraham's visit continues today.