TASK DEFINITION: Given a document, find the main entity about whom the author is writing. Write the full name if mentioned in the text. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
PROBLEM: Tom Crean  was seated in the back of the cafeteria with classic rock playing from the speakers as  he  huddled with  his  notes and film on  his  laptop to prepare for Tuesday nightâs game between Oklahoma and Kansas.
 Crean   the former Marquette and Indiana head coach  is out of coaching for the first time since  he  entered the profession  but  he  is as attached to the game as ever.  Crean  said  he  is learning a fresh perspective as an ESPN analyst  and  he  has received credit for offering keen insight during games.
 Crean  was fired in March 2017 after  his  ninth season at Indiana  which ended with an 18-16 record.  His  Hoosiers teams made three Sweet 16 appearances in the NCAA tournament but couldnât advance further.
Now   Crean  spends  his  time at  his  home in Florida  where  his  son Riley â a 35th-round draft pick of the White Sox â is playing at IMG Academy and will be eligible for the baseball draft again in June.  Crean  had time to help  his  older daughter move to California and rarely misses  his  younger daughterâs volleyball games.  He  runs into fellow Florida resident Dick Vitale  who âpumps me up.â
And of course  Crean  is still on the road  soaking in college basketball from the media side.
 His  former Hoosiers team  now coached by Archie Miller  plays at Illinois on Wednesday.
Hereâs what  Crean  told the Tribune in a phone interview about a year of transitions and when  he  would like to get back to coaching:

SOLUTION: Tom Crean

PROBLEM: Dillon Vatick  said  he  couldn't believe  it  as  he  shopped online recently for next year's health plan.  Vatick  is a computer science student who lives in Jacksonville  Florida.  He  qualified for a monthly subsidy of about $280 and  he  found a bronze plan with a premium of less than $270.
"My health care is technically free " said  Vatick .
"Was it too good to be true?"  he  said  he  asked  himself  when  he  first saw the numbers. "Sure enough  it wasn't."
 Vatick  said bronze plans aren't for everybody because they come with very high deductibles. But  he 's in  his  20s and figures  he  won't be going to the doctor much.  He  said  he  had been paying about $80 a month for coverage.

SOLUTION: Dillon Vatick

PROBLEM: CLOSE Some GOP lawmakers in Washington appear willing to consider legislative restrictions to curb gun violence  particularly in outlawing bump stocks  which the Trump administration also wants to do through administrative action.  (Feb. 26) AP
Lisette Johnson   center  is shown recently with  her  children Natalie and Graham. Natalie was 12 and Graham was about to turn 10 when their father shot their mother before killing himself in 2009. (Photo: Family photo)
If Virginia's 2016 law to enforce the gun restrictions was in effect when her husband shot her and killed himself   Lisette Johnson  says it would have likely prevented the tragedy. Even though police and courts still need to actively confiscate weapons â which is hardly the norm  â Johnson  said an "upscale abuser" like  her  husband would have likely turned his in.
"He didnât see himself as a criminal "  she  says.
 Johnson  never got a restraining order against  her  husband  but had told  him  to get all of  his  guns out of the house.  He  did â except for the one  he  used to fire five bullets  two of the four  he  fired at  her  are still inside  her  body.
 Johnson  now volunteers as a community advocate  who helps connect victims with doctors and other services they might have been cut off from while in the throes of control by their violent partners.  She  helped one young women who was two weeks away from giving birth and hadn't had any prenatal visits because  she  had been prevented from going to the doctor.
 Lisette Johnson   who survived domestic abuse and being shot by  her  late husband  is now an advocate for other victims. (Photo: Family photo)

SOLUTION:
Lisette Johnson