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Bingo. And, isn't getting a degree which leads to a great job the reason a person goes to college after all?

Guys - if you have been paying close attention to both this board and to what the staff has been saying, you would have a pretty good idea that Devonte Green has been conspicuously absent from any positive side talk during this off-season.

If Archie thought that he would be coming off the bench for four years, or that he would not have the ability to make an impact long before that, he would not have recruited Jake Forrester.

Atta boy, pap.

The "6'8" with three 5*s in the same lineup Forrester" was a three star player. The "6'10" featured Forrester" will be a solid 4* by the time he arrives at IU.

I think there is also a real chance that Juwan will have his degree after this year and go, thereby freeing up one ride unexpectedly.

While my power is still on in S Fla I'll try to weigh in: Zander was 5'11, 185. He was never going to realistically last in a game long enough to complete 16 passes. Ramsey does not have a great arm, but of course he throws it better than Zander; that's a low standard. Ramsey is not the quick burst highlight possibility runner that Zander was, but he's not bad and at least I don't fear for his personal safety when he's in the game. Ramsey did a really nice job with his decision making today. Especially for his first game. Hell, for any game. Most importantly, though I'm sure that Coach DeBoard will tailor his offense to the personnel he has, it is very well established that he prefers a combo-running qb to a pure dropback passer. Sooooo...welcome to the Peyton Ramsey era it would seem.

Nope. It's not.

And, in theory, this defense is much less likely to put him on an island guarding without help from the lane packline

If DeRon is out, who comes in the game is more than a little dependent on who we're playing, and on how much weight we can put on CMoore.

Not to be snotty, but ^^this model^^ is not how it works. Expect eight or nine guys to get minutes in any game that matters or is remotely close. Five starters and three or four interchangeable backups. It's "the rotation guys", not who comes in for a specific position. For instance, if Collin starts instead of CuJo, I expect Cujo to be first in, no matter who comes out. If CuJo starts instead of Collin, I expect Collin to be first in, no matter who comes out. That style will not be an absolute, but it will be generally true. I expect the rotation guys to be: RoJo, Juwan, DeRon, Collin, Josh, CuJo, Justin, and either DeVonte or Al, and either Freddie or Clifton. That's nine, and that'll about do it.

Does IU have any interest after getting Phinisee? No. Or just keep targeting Garland. Yes.

I'm with you.

Gonna be a lot of 8-12 win teams in the B1G this year. We will be one of em. If we're on the good side of that pack life will be lovely.

The toughest non-conference schedule in the B1G + Archie's first year as an attractive story line = us in the tourney with 19 wins.

Seems as though Curtis Jones just might be the president of the IUBB "I'm glad Tom Crean's not my coach" fan club.

Trayce will be a true big in college. Already a legit 6'9" and still growing, and has a big frame.

Yes! I'm thinking that it is very likely that we start three guards. Very likely. I also think that Hartman will play starters minutes as the sixth man.

Starting. With Hartman as the 6th man. That's what I envision CuJo doing this season.

Lololol

Offensive line. Defensive line. Running back. Otherwise, we had 'em!!

Oh no, not really - his mom and stepdad are his by far most involved parents and who he lives with. His stepdad was who took him on his IU visit. His mom and dad are Karla and Ray Jackson, and apparently Mr. Jackson has been an engaged parent to the level where Trayce hyphenated his last name to reflect that. In fact, I'm gonna assume that Mr. Jackson is Chief Jackson of the Center Grove Police Department - impressive gentleman if it is so: CHIEF RAY JACKSON Police Experience Chief Jackson graduated at the top of his class from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Academy (class 329) in 2002. He also received the Physical Fitness Honorary Recruit award. Jackson spent several years with the LA County Sheriff's Department, where he worked custody and patrol and was a member of the Emergency Response Team. Jackson moved to Indiana to work for the Fishers Police Department where he spent 5 years as patrol officer. During that time, he spent 2 1/2 years as a School Resource Officer (SRO) at Hamilton Southeastern HS, was a member of the S.W.A.T. sniper team, and taught D.A.R.E to elementary students. Jackson is also a special investigator and has worked corporate fraud cases over the years. Education/Certifications Chief Jackson graduated from Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, California. He attended Washington State University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice with a minor in Sociology. Chief Jackson is certified in the following: Department of Education DARE Certified Instructor Department of Education Certified School Safety Specialist National Criminal Justice graduate (certified) in School Violence CPR- Keepin it Real Certified Instructor Athletics Chief Jackson played basketball, football, track and volleyball at Mater Dei High School. His school won state championships in basketball, football and track. Jackson attended Washington State University on a football scholarship, played in two bowl games including the 98 Rose Bowl. He also played for three NFL teams in four years, two seasons in the NFL Europe, and one season in Arena Football League. Favorite Book Chief Jackson's favorite book is the Bible. About Chief Jackson Chief Jackson is married and has three children. His daughter graduated from CGHS and is currently in medical school. He also two sons who attend Center Grove High School and Center Grove Middle School Central. In his free time, Chief Jackson loves to coach and BBQ.

Stepdad.

Cody Zeller and OG in the house for tonight's football game, and no doubt were at Cook with the recruits this afternoon.

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