Indiana coach Archie Miller hears boos in his debut as Hoosiers lose to Indiana State
Posted Nov 10, 2017
If there is such a thing as a honeymoon period in coaching, Indiana's Archie Miller saw his come to an unceremonious end on Friday night when Indiana State came into Assembly Hall and throttled the Hoosiers 90-69. "We're soft," said Miller. "We're just a soft team. You don't have to sugarcoat it at all." Boos were heard from Hoosier fans with IU trailing by 21 at halftime.
(CBS Sports)
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