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Lance Stemler speaks on the upcoming season, the status of his ankle, Eric Gordon and more

by in Interviews | August 4th, 2007

Lance StemlerLance Stemler talked to reporters following the Barnstorming Tour game at New Albany High School and the 6’8″ senior forward had a lot of interesting thoughts.

Inside the Hall was there as he discussed the upcoming season, his ankle injury, the advice he gave the incoming players about the tour around the state, Eli Holman, Eric Gordon, DeAndre Thomas and Jordan Crawford.

On the depth of this year’s team:
“We’re definitely going to have to compete for our spots, which is a good thing. No one can get too comfortable with as deep as we are.”

On the status of his ankle:
“It feels good. I’ve been playing for about two weeks now.”

On how the ankle injury impacted his play last year:

“It changed the way I played a little bit. I couldn’t do some things that I did before. My shooting went down and I didn’t have any push off of it. Coach told me that he needed me to be the hustle guy, so that’s what I tried to do.”

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Jamarcus Ellis is happy to be a Hoosier

by in Interviews | August 3rd, 2007

Jamarcus EllisI was able to catch up with Jamarcus Ellis after the recruit game at New Albany and here’s what the National Junior College Player of the Year had to say:

Inside the Hall: What was it like for you playing in front of the IU fans for the first time? Was this what you were expecting?

Jamarcus Ellis: Well, I wasn’t expecting it for this game, but you know IU fans are very supportive. The coaches told me it was going to be sold out so when I got here I looked at the gym and I was like whoa, I wasn’t expecting this many people. It’s good because we’ve got fans supporting us and that makes us work even harder.

ITH: Were you used to these types of crowds when you played at Westinghouse in Chicago?

JE: Yeah, the city championship games would be at the United Center and I’m used to playing in front of big crowds but not for the whole season. At Chipola it wasn’t like that. The gym wasn’t big enough. At IU they seat 17,500 and every game is sold out. It makes me feel real good to come to a school and a basketball town where I feel wanted.

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