The Indiana Hoosiers are 2-0 after their defeat over Marquette, 177 over the weekend.

And I mentioned that I saw them in terms of their opener against Alabama A&M.

Admittedly, Marquette gives you a better barometer by which to judge than does Alabama A&M.

But one thing from afar, it looks like, is that they have really good at times lightning

at a bottle type offense.

They can shoot from the outside.

And it looks to me like Indiana comes down and they know prioritized what they want to do.

And that is get it into their shooters.

But I think what I was impressed by when I saw

them is their ability, if the initial shot is not there, to then reset and really good ball

movement and spacing for Indiana offensively. But Tom Crean has a much more trained eye when

it comes to said things than do I. So I thought we would bring him onto the program.

Always happy to do so from ESPN.

He's on the Java House, Peel and Poor guest line.

And coach, let's begin with that.

What were your initial reactions when you watched Indiana,

and particularly in the offensive set in the way that they want to play?

Well, it was more for me because, again, when this came up, I had none of my notes with me

or anything like that.

They were back in Florida, and I didn't know until 1130 Eastern time for sure that I was

going to do this game.

So I spent some more time going back through a couple of the games that they had played just so I got

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