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13-4 run. Down 8 with 4 left in the 3rd.

Back to back turnovers to start the 3rd. Grambling up 17...

Grambling 33-23 @ half. We got some work to do. 9-28 FG 1-8 3FG 4-8 FT 11 turnovers

Up 8 now and we commit back to back offensive fouls.

Yikes. Grambling up 6 again with 2 minutes left in the half. Let's go girls!

Nope. It's lagging. Mines showing 14 all with 8:57 left in the 2nd.

Tied @ 14 end of Q1. Patberg and Royster lead with 5 pts each.

The usual starters: Patberg, Yeaney, Penn, Wise and Royster. Grambling St. fell to South Dakota last night 67-53. Stream Radio Live Stats

@travismclark: Names I've heard linked to the GA class: Siad Haji (VCU) Frankie Amaya (UCLA) John Nelson (UNC) JJ Williams (Kentucky) Dayne St. Clair (UMD) Griff Dorsey (Indiana) Giuseppe Barone (Michigan St)

Nice RPI and SOS bump. RPI - 8 (+7) SOS - 76 (+40 or so)

Hoosiers roll again! 10-0! Berger with game/career high 15.

IU 49-36 end of Q3. Berger with game high 13, Patberg with 10.

Berger for 3! Career high 13 pts and counting.

IU 29-21 @ half. Time for Patberg and Penn to get going.

Yeaney on fire with 8 of our 10 pts in Q2. IU 22-14

Tied @ 12 end of Q1. Six early turnovers..

Good read on our pipeline. Prep the cannon for Roundtree. #savecoachfrey http://www.tampabay.com/sports/footballpreps/indiana-tampa-bay-recruiting-pipeline-outperforms-state-schools/2310660 Juwan Burgess is considered one of the top 25 athletes in the country by recruiting services. He was previously committed to Southern California and has offers from major college programs such as Alabama, Clemson, FSU and Michigan. "For me, Indiana was like a brotherhood," he said. While many experts did a double take, the decision should not be that surprising considering the Hoosiers' recent success of landing recruits from Tampa Bay. Burgess made his commitment on Jan. 20, two days after Plant High teammate and best friend Whop Philyor, a receiver, announced he would be attending Indiana. They join another Panther standout, linebacker Thomas Allen, son of the head coach. That is not all. Two others, Northside Christian offensive lineman Tyler Knight and Clearwater defensive lineman Tramar Reece, each pledged their allegiance to the Hoosiers earlier this season. That gives Indiana five local commits for the 2017 class, more than any other school in the country, including Florida and USF. The list could grow. Largo defensive lineman Bobby Roundtree and Tampa Catholic running back Devan Barrett, currently an Auburn commit, are taking their official visits to the school this weekend. So why the influx of locals? It starts with the coaches. Greg Frey, a former standout at Clearwater High and FSU, is the Hoosiers' co-offensive coordinator and has been on staff for the past seven seasons. Frey had previous coaching stops at USF, West Virginia and Michigan. Frey also is Indiana's main recruiter for the bay area. His penchant for landing locals began in 2011 when former Largo standout Adarius Rayner signed with the Hoosiers. There was a connection. Packers coach Rick Rodriguez was Frey's offensive line coach at Clearwater. That helped Frey and the Hoosiers land more Largo players. There are currently two former Packers on the roster — defensive back Jonathan Crawford and receiver Donavan Hale. Another local, former Hudson offensive lineman Grayson Stover, signed last year. "The reason Indiana is having so much success in the area is all because of Greg Frey," Largo football coach Marcus Paschal said. "I have a great relationship with him that goes back a long way. He knows Rick Rodriguez, who I played for. Frey even recruited me when I played at Largo and he was an assistant at USF." Paschal said the key for Frey and the Hoosiers is getting to kids early. Crawford and Hale picked up offers from Indiana when they were sophomores. "I often call Greg and say you need to look at this kid because he is going to be a player," Paschal said. "And they get a jump in the process by offering before most other schools and sticking with that player. That is big. "I've tried to tell (Willie) Taggart when he was at USF and now (Charlie) Strong that they have to do the same thing. You can't wait until a kid has four or five offers from other schools before jumping in. If you like a kid and know he's good, get that offer in early." The local connection was bolstered in December when Indiana promoted defensive coordinator Tom Allen to head coach. Allen was a head coach at now defunct Temple Heights Christian in the early 1990s and was an assistant at Armwood High and the defensive coordinator at USF. Allen's son graduated early and is already enrolled. Now, two other Plant players are coming, including Burgess. "I know a lot of kids say a school has a family environment," Burgess said. "But that really is the case at Indiana. Coach Allen is a father whose kid played at Plant and is now with him at Indiana. We got to see what the coach was like at our school and we know he'll take care of us."

Two more this year. Bonhomme and Nofoagatoto’a. @TBTimes_Sports: Indiana currently has 10 players on the roster from the Tampa Bay area. @IndianaFootball @RodneyHomeTeam @TB_Times #IUFB @CAIKnightsFB https://www.tampabay.com/sports/high-schools/2018/12/19/indian-adds-more-tampa-bay-talent-in-clearwater-academys-nofoagatotoa-bonhomme/

All 4 early picks to IU. Stats Games Played - 22 Total Tackles - 75 Solo Tackles - 46 Tackles Per Game - 3.4 Sacks - 6.0 QB Hurries - 11 Fumble Recoveries - 1

@ZachOsterman: Midyear enrollees: OL Matthew Bedford DL Juan Harris DB Larry Tracy OL Michael Katic QB Jack Tuttle RB Sampson James

This is Rivals. 247 has Mullen a 3*.

This doesn't have Williams.

#19 LB Cam Williams. So that's 20 including Tuttle. Now we wait...

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