Welcome to “That’s A Wrap,” our attempt to make some sense of the 2010-11 season. Sit back. Relax. Grab some popcorn. Get your read on. Today: Guy-Marc Michel. Final Stats: Did not play. When Indiana recruited a 7-foot center from ...
Sorry, I’m a little late on posting this. We got some time (and I got deservedly mocked for asking a question that got so jumbled up in my brain that I didn’t understand) with Tom Crean today. The first, and ...
Zach Osterman returns for his third installment of the Inside the Hall Podcast and joining him is former Herald-Times sports editor Chris Korman, now of The Baltimore Sun, to talk about this year’s version of the Hoosiers, the NCAA and ...
So Guy-Marc Michel is in fact ineligible, and will be for the entirety of his stay at Indiana University. Inside the Hall explains why, and delves into some background on the issue as well, with details from overseas.
It really isn’t fair. These words aren’t meant to sound petulant. They aren’t meant to sound like whining. They might sound trite, but I can’t really help that. The definition of the word “trite,” according to Merriam Webster online, reads ...
Julie Cromer, IU’s senior associate athletics director for compliance and administration, took questions from the media following the university’s announcement regarding Guy-Marc Michel earlier this evening. Listen to Cromer’s comments in the embedded media player below: [audio:cromer1130a.mp3]
OK, here is an attempt to further smooth out the questions surrounding the Guy-Marc Michel ruling, announced tonight. We’ll start with the timeline. Indiana first found out about Michel’s amateurism issues over the summer. Michel played for SLUC Nancy, a ...
The details, per a release from IU Media Relations: The NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Reinstatement Committee has denied Indiana University’s appeal on behalf of Guy-Marc Michel. As a result, he is not eligible to participate on the men’s basketball team. ...
I know Cody Zeller is overloading everybody’s circuits right now, so this might be flying a little low on the radar, but it is far more immediate, nonetheless. It’s also pretty much, dare I say, a black hole of information ...
A few scattered thoughts on IU’s 89-37 win over Franklin College in their first exhibition game of the 2010-11 season: No Guy for you. After all the positive chatter surrounding Guy after Night of the Living Red, I’m sure I ...
Per a statement from Indiana head coach Tom Crean: “The NCAA is reviewing the status of Guy-Marc Michel. Prior to attending North Idaho Community College, Guy participated in club basketball in France, where he finished high school and enrolled in ...
BLOOMINGTON | So no column tonight. I am robbed — devoid, even — of meaningful candor with regard to Night of the Living Red. Or, more specifically, you and I would both probably prefer we just throw some info out ...
Indiana coach Tom Crean met with the media following Friday’s “Night of the Living Red” scrimmage at Assembly Hall: As did Christian Watford, Guy-Marc Michel and Daniel Moore (Courtesy of IU Athletics):
BLOOMINGTON — They came, as they always do, from all over the state, to see 16 college-age basketball players. They found a recovering record-setter, a 95-percent star and a 7-foot-1 giant born closer to Brazil than to Bloomington. Hoosier Hysteria ...
It’s time for Inside the Hall’s player-by-player breakdown of the 2010-2011 Indiana Hoosiers. Today: Guy-Marc Michel. Last week during IU’s media training session, the Hoosiers talked about their desires to no longer get bullied by their Big Ten opponents. Will ...
Incoming freshman Victor Oladipo and Will Sheehey along with junior college transfer Guy-Marc Michel met with the media for the first time on Friday at Assembly Hall. Watch and listen to the trio of incoming Hoosiers in the embedded media ...