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Due process first.
 

Hopefully coach Burton can get out D-line to stop the run. I know its totally different players, but he was able to coach really good run defenses year in and year out during his time at MSU.

Beilein was 43-56 in his first 3 years at Michigan so most of you on here would have wanted him fired by now. 

This probably will be unpopular here, but I've got no interest in Beilein. Not now. Not anymore.
The story goes that we had him all but signed, sealed and delivered back in 2006, but Adam Herbert put the kibosh on it because he wanted a black coach (and mistakenly thought Sampson is black). Whether that's true or not, I have no idea. Back then, I'm 100 percent in. Not anymore. 
There's a reason he left Michigan, and I think it's this: He didn't want to be chasing down 16- and 17-year olds and trying to persuade them to come play for him. He's pretty long in the tooth -- 67 -- and I think is at the end of the line in coaching. He just wanted to coach and had enough of the recruiting and all the other stuff that comes with college ball.
And if there's already discussion about leaving the Cavs after a half-season? I just sense his heart isn't in it anymore. 
Besides, after the 2006 debacle, would he even want to come here? Like the title of the old teenage novel: That Was Then, This Is Now. 
 

Bill Connelly's pre-season SP+ rankings are out and IU comes in at 27. This is where our opponents for the upcoming season rank:
@Wisconsin (9)
Western Kentucky (57)
Ball State (84)
@UConn (126)
Maryland (66)
@Rutgers (102)
Michigan State (45)
Penn State (5)
@Ohio State (2)
Illinois (61)
@Michigan (16)
Purdue (46)
 
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28687236/preseason-sp+-college-football-rankings-alabama-back-no-1

Hopefully coach Burton can get out D-line to stop the run. I know its totally different players, but he was able to coach really good run defenses year in and year out during his time at MSU.

Bill Connelly's pre-season SP+ rankings are out and IU comes in at 27. This is where our opponents for the upcoming season rank:
@Wisconsin (9)
Western Kentucky (57)
Ball State (84)
@UConn (126)
Maryland (66)
@Rutgers (102)
Michigan State (45)
Penn State (5)
@Ohio State (2)
Illinois (61)
@Michigan (16)
Purdue (46)
 
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28687236/preseason-sp+-college-football-rankings-alabama-back-no-1

Bill Connelly's pre-season SP+ rankings are out and IU comes in at 27. This is where our opponents for the upcoming season rank:
@Wisconsin (9)
Western Kentucky (57)
Ball State (84)
@UConn (126)
Maryland (66)
@Rutgers (102)
Michigan State (45)
Penn State (5)
@Ohio State (2)
Illinois (61)
@Michigan (16)
Purdue (46)
 
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28687236/preseason-sp+-college-football-rankings-alabama-back-no-1

We need to do a BTown Banners Tailgate and Meet Up!


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Dang; I know it's a long-shot, but if we pulled off a first game upset at Wisconsin, we could be looking at a top fifteen-ish ranking going into the Penn State game. 
#getwellstaywellMichaelPenix
 

Bill Connelly's pre-season SP+ rankings are out and IU comes in at 27. This is where our opponents for the upcoming season rank:
@Wisconsin (9)
Western Kentucky (57)
Ball State (84)
@UConn (126)
Maryland (66)
@Rutgers (102)
Michigan State (45)
Penn State (5)
@Ohio State (2)
Illinois (61)
@Michigan (16)
Purdue (46)
 
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28687236/preseason-sp+-college-football-rankings-alabama-back-no-1

Bill Connelly's pre-season SP+ rankings are out and IU comes in at 27. This is where our opponents for the upcoming season rank:
@Wisconsin (9)
Western Kentucky (57)
Ball State (84)
@UConn (126)
Maryland (66)
@Rutgers (102)
Michigan State (45)
Penn State (5)
@Ohio State (2)
Illinois (61)
@Michigan (16)
Purdue (46)
 
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28687236/preseason-sp+-college-football-rankings-alabama-back-no-1

Bill Connelly's pre-season SP+ rankings are out and IU comes in at 27. This is where our opponents for the upcoming season rank:
@Wisconsin (9)
Western Kentucky (57)
Ball State (84)
@UConn (126)
Maryland (66)
@Rutgers (102)
Michigan State (45)
Penn State (5)
@Ohio State (2)
Illinois (61)
@Michigan (16)
Purdue (46)
 
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28687236/preseason-sp+-college-football-rankings-alabama-back-no-1

Bill Connelly's pre-season SP+ rankings are out and IU comes in at 27. This is where our opponents for the upcoming season rank:
@Wisconsin (9)
Western Kentucky (57)
Ball State (84)
@UConn (126)
Maryland (66)
@Rutgers (102)
Michigan State (45)
Penn State (5)
@Ohio State (2)
Illinois (61)
@Michigan (16)
Purdue (46)
 
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28687236/preseason-sp+-college-football-rankings-alabama-back-no-1

Jon Blau -
IU will hire former MSU defensive line coach Ron Burton to replace Mark Hagen, according to a source.
Burton was a d-line coach at Michigan State from 2013 until this move to IU. He's got an impressive resume. Spartans had the best rush defenses in the Big Ten in 2013, '14, '17, and '18.

Odd timing for sure...it will be interesting to see who they find as a replacement at this point.

Odd timing for sure...it will be interesting to see who they find as a replacement at this point.

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Class of 2021 DE from Elkhart Central has committed to IU as the first commit of the 2021 class. He is ranked #398 nationally and a 3* according to 247.
 
6’5
225 lbs.
 

https://247sports.com/Player/Rodney-McGraw-46083731/
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Not surprising, been rumored for a while now. He wasn't going to stick around and fight for the job again. Don't blame him one bit.
Dude has nothing but respect from me, played his butt off for this team and left everything he had on the field every game.
Best of luck to him!

Indiana head football coach Tom Allen announced on Sunday the additions of Jason Jones as safeties coach and Kevin Wright as tight ends coach. Kasey Teegardin, who coached safeties in 2018 and 2019, has been elevated to special teams coordinator and will oversee the husky position.
 
Jones brings 17 years of experience to Bloomington, including eight in the SEC and five in the Big 12. In 2019, he served as the cornerbacks coach at Florida Atlantic University.
 
"I have so much respect for Jason," Allen said. "I was fortunate to work with him for two seasons at Ole Miss. He has worked in the SEC and the Big 12, and he was a part of one of the top defenses in the country last year. Jason's a great football coach and is the kind of husband, father and man I want in this program."
 
Jones has mentored four Jim Thorpe Award semifinalists and a Bronko Nagurksi Award finalist. He has been on the staff of five conference championship teams and coached in 14 bowl games, including two New Year's Six games and a Fiesta Bowl championship.
 
"I am so thankful to Coach Allen for giving me the opportunity to be a part of this great staff," Jones. "IU impressed me so much last season, and I can't wait to contribute to even more success. I am excited and ready to get to work."
 
In his lone season at FAU, Meiko Dotson earned first-team all-conference honors and shared the national lead with nine interceptions. The Owls led the nation in takeaways (33) en route to Conference USA and Boca Raton Bowl championships.
 
During his time at Ole Miss, Jones served as co-defensive coordinator and coached in the secondary. He was on staff with Allen (2013-14), and IU defensive coordinator Kane Wommack's father, Dave, was the Rebels defensive coordinator (2013-16).
 
Under his tutelage, current Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Senquez Golson was a consensus first-team All-American and a Nagurski finalist. Cornerbacks Mike Hilton and Senquez Golson were also Thorpe semifinalists.
 
The Rebels went 10-3 in 2015 and defeated Oklahoma State in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, and they posted a 9-4 mark and ranked No. 9 with a Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl appearance in 2014.
 
Jones oversaw cornerbacks at Oklahoma State University from 2008-12, where he led six different Cowboys to first-team All-Big 12 honors. Justin Gilbert was the eighth overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns, and Perris Cox (2009) and Brodrick Brown (2011) were Thorpe semifinalists.
 
OSU shared the Big 12 championship in 2010 and won the league outright in 2011. The 2011 team led the nation in takeaways and claimed a victory over Stanford in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.
 
Jones assisted Tulsa to a pair of Conference USA championships in 2005 and 2007. In between, he helped Rice University break a 45-year bowl drought. Jones oversaw corners all three seasons and added special teams coordinator to his resume in 2007.
 
He started his career as a graduate assistant in 2003-04 at the University of Alabama, where he was a two-year starter at defensive back, a member of three bowl teams and an SEC champion in 1999.
 
Jones earned his bachelor's degree in financial planning in 2001, and his master's degree in sport management in 2005. Jason is married to Kysha and they have four children: Andrew, Jace, Jarah and Jathan.
 
Wright is a 20-year head coaching veteran with 13 of those years in the state of Indiana and the last five at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.
 
"I've known Kevin for many, many years" Allen said. "He's been one of the most successful high school coaches in the country and has done a tremendous job working with some of the top talent in the country at IMG. Kevin allows us to expand our recruiting base and continue our success in the state of Florida. He's a great fit for our program in so many ways, and we are excited to welcome Kevin and his family to IU."
 
Wright owns an overall record of 229-65 (.779), eight Top-10 national rankings, four state championships and two state runner-up finishes as a head coach. He has mentored four national players of the year, 39 All-Americans and over 150 Division I student-athletes.
 
"It's very exciting to be coming home to Indiana to join the IU football program," Wright said. "Coach Allen and his staff have done a great  job building a culture based on players and staff who care about each other and play the game with tremendous passion. I think Hoosier fans across the country recognize that and are excited for the future."
 
At IMG, Wright posted a 44-2 mark in five seasons (2015-19). The program posted three-straight undefeated seasons (2015-17) and five-consecutive Top-6 national rankings.
 
He guided Carmel (Ind.) High School (2010-14) to a 54-11 record and three state championship game appearances, with a title and No. 4 national ranking in 2011. Wright became the fifth coach in Indiana history to claim state titles at multiple schools.
 
From 2003-05, he led Indianapolis power Warren Central High School to three-consecutive state championships. The 2005 team finished the season ranked fifth in the nation and the Warriors were ranked nationally for four-consecutive years.
 
Wright began his head-coaching career at Noblesville (Ind.) High School (1992-98) and spent one season in charge at Louisville Trinity (2000) before moving to Warren Central (2000-05).
 
Prior to his stint at Carmel, he served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Western Kentucky University (2007-08). The 2007 Hilltoppers finished seventh in the country in rushing offense and 28th in scoring offense.
 
Wright's father, Bud, is the winningest coach in Indiana high school football history and one of the top 15 all-time winningest coaches nationally. A member of the Indiana High School Football Hall of Fame, Bud is in his 53rd year at Sheridan High School.
 
Kevin and his wife, Elizabeth, have one daughter, Trinity (18), and one son, Will (14).
 
Teegardin earned his second promotion in three years. He was a defensive graduate assistant (20014-16) and director of on-campus recruiting (2017) before taking over the safeties room.
 
"Kasey is a bright, young coach who has earned this opportunity," Allen said. "I look forward to him growing into this role and helping this team improve in an area where we've made strides, but we must continue to get better."
 
Teegardin takes over as special teams coordinator for William Inge.
 
"I'm thankful to Coach Allen for the chance to be a coordinator in the Big Ten," Teegardin said. "We have a talented group of specialists and I'm ready to get started. I'm also excited to continue to work with Coach Wommack and the defensive staff."

That’s what is hilarious.  People actually think by whining and complaining on some fan board that they will actually make a difference in decisions made for the program. But, get it all out folks!

Regarding Brunk, I think most of us said if he gave us 7 and 7, it would be a huge win for us from the transfer market. I think I saw today he is averaging 7.5 points and 6.7 boards per game. I've seen him get on a few people during games and also try to lift them team. He's literally doing everything we wanted him to do and the Hoosier Faithful seem to love him for playing his tail off. And he hit that 8 food fade.... Shiiiii

Not inside info or anything just what I’ve seen on twitter....From what I’ve read....looks like Teagardin(SP?) will move to special teams, and looks like IU is close to getting Jason Jones. Was a DB coach at Ole miss....this past season he was at FAU. Looks like a good recruiter from what I’ve found....he would be the new safeties coach.