I was born in 1986. Growing up in the 90s, Hoosiers had one sport on their minds. Reggie Miller was a god-send to the people of Indiana and the Pacers were perennial playoff contenders. They may have lost every year, but they were exciting to watch and they gave us hope of a championship banner coming to our state. Just down the road from my hometown was the campus of Indiana University and the home of the Hoosiers. Bobby Knight was a raging lunatic in the eyes of the media, but he won games and
Despite the pain of watching my favorite team lose week in and week out, this may have been the best timing for it. So what would I do with the GM job in Indy? 1. I would remove Jim Caldwell. He benefited from a system designed by a great coach in Tony Dungy and has not changed the philosophy that was in place when Dungy retired. This is why teams are still able to run in bunches and find the same gaps in the Cover-2 that they found 6 years ago. I would hire a strong defensive minded coach from
