Indiana. He's going to Indiana. Was going to go to KU before this FBI stuff, it appears.
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Is that your hunch, or you have sources? My gut agrees, but I'm still holding out a bit of hope...
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Why not, see if you get any bites. If not, try again next year.
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Even if he doesn’t come and Doke leaves, we still have enough talent to make it to the final 4 again.
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this makes sense from the Star article.


Speculation of recruiting writers is Indiana may be the choice, but that opinion has been fueled by the simple fact that Langford has invited the public to watch Monday’s commitment ceremony. Analysts have wondered why he would risk a negative reaction from fans in a packed gymnasium if the choice was a team other than Indiana.
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It's Indiana. Officially
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Romeo to IU. Just announced.
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Damn. Beat me by a minute. :-)
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Indiana is to college basketball what Nebraska is to football. If the kid was turned off by what KU is going through why choose IU?
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IU is the 2nd most valuable college basketball program in the country, behind only Kentucky. They get constant National tv coverage and have a huge, dedicated fan base. Plus, they’ve churned out lots of pros in recent years. Not to mention they’re one of the more historic programs in the country.

http://iuhoosiers.com/news/2018/4/2/...t-journal.aspx
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Zenger has been fired.

http://www.kansascity.com/sports/col...211582259.html

KU fires athletic director Sheahon Zenger: 'Progress in key areas has been elusive'

By Jesse Newell

jnewell@kcstar.com


May 21, 2018 10:31 AM

Updated 5 minutes ago

University of Kansas athletic director Sheahon Zenger has been fired after seven years with the department, KU chancellor Douglas Girod announced Monday morning.

In an email sent to KU faculty and staff, Girod credited Zenger for his loyalty before saying, "Athletics continues to face a number of challenges, and progress in key areas has been elusive. To achieve the level of success we need and expect, I have determined a change in leadership is necessary."

KU assistant athletic director Sean Lester will be interim AD, while Drue Jennings — who was interim AD in 2003 when KU hired basketball coach Bill Self — will lead the search committee.

Girod also said he spoke with KU football coach David Beaty earlier Monday and "shared my expectation that he will continue recruiting hard and getting his team ready for the season."

Zenger's biggest failure with KU was football. As a former football assistant coach, he was hired in 2011 to help revive the program, though his hiring of Charlie Weis set the team back scholarships-wise before Zenger chose David Beaty as his replacement. Through three seasons, Beaty has compiled a 3-33 record with just one FBS victory.

Among Zenger's greatest accomplishments, though, was improving the facilities outside football. That included construction of Rock Chalk Park, which houses track and field, softball, soccer and tennis. KU Athletics also constructed McCarthy Hall — a dorm used primarily for the men's basketball players — and the DeBruce Center, a building adjacent to Allen Fieldhouse that houses James Naismith's original rules of basketball.

Per a contract extension signed in summer 2017, Zenger would be owed two years' salary — or $1.4 million — for termination without cause.
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So football?
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At least I hope it’s football not impending doom from the FBI investigation
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Dont know the answer but was Self happy with the guy? Could he be upset with his firing?
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Very doubtful.
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