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_rivals156293]

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 ***** 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.