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I'm Doug Gottlieb, your host with The Most, and so happy to be with you.

Remember to download, to subscribe, and to rate this podcast as what we'll do this time is talk mostly pro hoops.

College hoops, so many guys either declaring for the draft with an agent, without an agent,

you do have certain players declaring for their schools.

As we saw yesterday with Romeo Langford is going to Indiana.

Let me just kind of start there before we get to the pro hoops of the day.

Obviously, Romeo Langford staying home is big for Archie Miller.

And the sense has always been at IU.

If you can build a fence around the state, you're going to be able to compete nationally.

And you look at all the players that have even now playing collegially or playing in the pros

or played collegially, they're going to the pros that are from the state.

You're like, wow, how did they not go to IU?

Now, remember, it's not like IU under Tom Crean didn't have talent.

They had a plethora of talented players. I don't think

he got fired because he wasn't recruiting well, although not recruiting as well in state,

sometimes can unseat you just as much as not recruiting well overall is. I think really

the problem was he went to four NCAA tournaments when he was there for nine years or whatever

and that, you know, he only got to the Sweet 16, never got past it. I think there was a general

sense they were bumping up into the ceiling, even though they had talented players. And they went out and got Archie, who had as or greater success at a place like Dayton.

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