Archie Millers wife is in the Big10

[Max_Power]

she is now the wife of indiana's head coach.

 

[benoitdenizetl]

This should be fun

 

[Alan Smithee]

Maybe it's this British show I'm watching that led me to the expression.

Let me amend to a Scottish version. Nasty coo.

 

[Sec.112]

Seriously, if any of you were an AD, would those Tweets have been a deal breaker? It might have been for me.

At worst, it would have been a point of discussion in the process.

 

[thewildcat2011]

Seriously, if any of you were an AD, would those Tweets have been a deal breaker? It might have been for me.

At worst, it would have been a point of discussion in the process.

Nah, not a deal breaker, but certainly a point of discussion/point of contract drafting. From what I can tell, she doesn't really make a habit of it, unlike Gregg Marshall's wife, but she's smart enough to not be on Twitter.

 

[Max_Power]

I think it's great she cares. Like Jim Phillips kids. They should be the biggest fans they have the most vested.

 

[julescat]

Why?

She will be pure entertainment and that's the point of sports, right?

 

[benoitdenizetl]

For the sake of the women on this board (and for the sake of classiness), let's try to make fun of the coach's wife without using words like bitch and cow.

 

[Hungry Jack]

Bee-yotch?

 

[FeliSilvestris]

For the sake of the women on this board...

Do we know that the set of the women on this board is non-empty?

 

[benoitdenizetl]

Bee-yotch?

Much better

 

[Deeringfish]

Do we know that the set of the women on this board is non-empty?

Sometimes the lady from Tennessee visits. Della?

 

[DaCat]

More reason to continue rooting against Indy. Sour Crean replaced by female Twitter bully.

 

[FloridAlum]

Do we know that the set of the women on this board is non-empty?

Quite a few women read the board, including families of players and recruits.

 

[charcat]

I am glad to have a coaches wife ripping the refs when they are wrong. Still looking for her tweets on Gonzaga calls.

 

[hdhntr1]

Seriously, if any of you were an AD, would those Tweets have been a deal breaker? It might have been for me.

At worst, it would have been a point of discussion in the process.

It's Indiana.