Tony Bennett won’t be Indiana’s savior

If Indiana decides to search for a new head coach after this season, I’m hoping it’s not Tony Bennett.

Now, don’t get me wrong here. Tony Bennett seems like a nice enough guy, he’s had successful runs at both Washington State and Virginia, and his teams have gotten a ton of media fanfare for their use of the pack-line defense. He has Big Ten experience as an assistant under his dad at Wisconsin, and a native of the Midwest as well, who played as the starting point guard at Wisconsin-Green Bay, also under the watch of his father.

So he’s got connections to the area at large, gotten UVA to a few 1 and 2 seeds in the NCAA Tourney, completely turned around a moribund program that has to compete…