The lights are bright inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. Literally of course, that’s true. But now entering his third season as the head basketball coach at Indiana University, Archie Miller has come to better appreciate just how much the figurative “bright lights” transcend every aspect of his program. When it came to finding a replacement for recently departed former assistant coach Ed Schilling, it became important for Miller to find someone that could look directly into those lights — and not blink. “One of the things that I have really learned to appreciate is a fearlessness,” Miller said. When Miller…
