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Archie Miller's contract at Indiana includes incentive to schedule tougher opponents (Sports Betting News)

June 27, 2017June 27, 2017| 0 Comment| 16:50
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Archie Miller's contract at Indiana includes incentive to schedule tougher opponents

New Indiana coach Archie Miller will have financial incentive to schedule better than his predecessor did. In his nine-year tenure as Indiana coach, Tom Crean scheduled a remarkable 23 non-league opponents who finished the season with an RPI of 300 or worse. Crean’s successor will have a financial incentive not to continue that practice.

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