[411] The Best/Worst IU Draft Picks of The Last 30 Years

This week on Assembly Call Radio, we hit a couple of headlines and then dive into an IU history topic that is perfect for a slow news week with the NBA draft fast approaching.

We open by discussing the freshmen arriving on campus, and why it's important that IU made a big deal about on social media.

We also talk about D.J. Carton, who set his official visit date, and why he is such an important recruit for Indiana in 2019. Ryan provides a short scouting report.

Then we dive into Indiana's less-than-impressive draft history over the last 30 years. We discuss what it means that Indiana has had such a dearth of quality draft picks, as contrasted with their much more impressive draft history from prior decades.

We assess every player who has been drafted since 1987 and rank them from least valuable to most valuable. The top two names on the list probably won't surprise you, but the placement of some other names might.

Finally, we take your questions:

• What team stat do we think will improve the most from the beginning of the season to the end?
• Is there any chance Romeo stays for more than one year?
• Would we rather have a supreme one-and-done talent or a solid four-year player?

All of that on this week's edition of Assembly Call Radio, hosted by Jerod Morris and Ryan Phillips.

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