And please TC….get some big guys…for about 5 years I have seen enough of 3 and 4 guard offenses….

As far as Frank Ben-Eze goes, he is a 6-10, 230 lb forward/center out of Virginia that Marquette was recruiting heavily when Crean was still in Milwaukee. When Crean left for Bloomington, the speculation began that IU could be in the mix for his services. He originally committed to Harvard but re-opened his recruitment in March. He's also being recruited by UCLA, Virginia Tech, Georgia Tech, LSU, Pittsburgh and Rutgers.

Capobianco hasn't been offered by IU to my knowledge and is likely below Van Treese on the priority list.

Crawford will be Big Ten POY befor his career is over

This is a big-time hiring move for Detroit. McCallum is going to give them a shot at recruiting players they never would have been able to recruit previously. He can take them to the next level. Throughout this whole nightmare, McCallum comparted himself with dignity and class, I hope he finds great success at Detroit. I do find it interesting that there doesn't seem to be much talk about Dakich regarding any coaching openings.

Sometimes I wonder if the reason Greenspan didn't put McCallum in the interim slot was because he didn't envision McCallum as the long term solution to IU's coaching needs and he was afraid McCallum would do a decent job and he would find himself in a “Bill Lynch” situation – complicated even further by the minority hiring issue….maybe Greenspan was afraid of being in a situation at the end of the season where McCallum had done a respectable job and there was now pressure to give him the position or risk creating the appearance of unfair hiring practices….maybe it's a crazy thought, but I think it is possible.