Always interesting to see the way schedules are now built in college basketball, notably.

College football as well.

There's so much discussion about, you know, last week was the week in the SEC and, you know, Clemson as well.

Like all of a sudden, you know, it's Furman on the schedule and it's Chattanooga on the schedule this late in the year.

And from a basketball standpoint in the – back and money, in the old way, it was you would play your

pre-conference games.

And then as soon as the conference began, boom.

That was all you did.

Not the case for Indiana.

They will begin here within a week in the Big Ten at Minnesota is upcoming on December 3rd,

but they have Bethune Cookman before then, and then sprinkled in there.

You got Chicago State and Sienna, but two big ones, Louisville and Kentucky.

Indiana, a win last night at the Assembly Hall, joining us now on the Java House,

Peele & Poor Guest Line, a friend of the show, Jeff Rabjohns from

peg's.com joining us. And, uh, Rabby, I'll begin with this. When you look at where Darren

DeVries's group is so far, and I think that they have been very impressive, and these are

guys that we were unfamiliar with when they arrived in Bloomington.

What still for you is a question mark?

What is one area in terms of either stylistically or effectiveness that you have wondered about with Indiana that you find yourself still uncertain as to its answer?

I think rebounding against bigger players, bigger front lines is the number one question.

For me, I think for the season, and I think it's something that is going to be the number

one question because you just don't have, you know,

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