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[b]Hometown:[/b] Farmington, MI[b]High School:[/b] (Farmington) [url=https://btownbanners.com/page/football_recruits.html/_/2016-recruits/offered/2016-wr-desmond-fitzpatrick-r107]Click here to view the record[/url]

Jován L. Swann ‏@_jswann  2h2 hours ago decisions, decisions

Prillertime!

Well howdie!

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Well, a high percentage of the current recruiting targets are already committed, so get used to it. lol

http://www.iuhoosiers.com/news/2015/12/9/FB_1209151937.aspx BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Eighteen Indiana football student-athletes earned Academic All-Big Ten honors, the conference announced Wednesday afternoon. IU has set a program mark with 111 award winners in head coach Kevin Wilson's five seasons. Twenty-four Hoosiers collected recognition in 2011, 22 in 2012, a school-record 26 in 2013 and 21 in 2014. Additionally, Wilson has mentored two of the Indiana's nine Academic All-Americans - Adam Replogle (2012) and Mark Murphy (2013, 2014). Student-athletes must be in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a grade point average of 3.0 or better to be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection. IU's honorees are listed below: Jacob Bailey (third recognition), Andre Booker (third), Nate Boudreau (second), Nick Campos (first),Michael Cooper (second), Anthony Corsaro (third), Nolan Guedel (first), Shawn Heffern (third), Arthur Jones (second), Kyle Loechel (first), Nick Mangieri (third), Wes Martin (first), Jake Reed (third), Nate Sudfeld (third), Alex Todd (second), Erich Toth (fourth), Kiante Walton (first) and Garrett Welch (first).  

  BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – For the first time since 1945, a pair of Indiana offensive lineman have earned All-America status. Senior left tackle Jason Spriggs collected second team recognition from the Walter Camp Football Foundation and redshirt junior right guard Dan Feeney received second team honors from CBS Sports. The duo gives the Hoosiers three All-Americans over the past two seasons, joining 2014 unanimous and consensus selection and current Atlanta Falcons running back Tevin Coleman.  In 1945, Howard Brown (second team) and Russ Deal (third team) became the first IU offensive lineman pair to secure All-America status in the same campaign. Andrew Greene (1994 second team) was the last Hoosiers offensive lineman to card All-America status. Feeney has allowed just one sack in 36 career starts at right guard (2,617 snaps). In 2015, he has not allowed a sack in 431 called pass attempts. The Orland Park, Ill., native owns a team-best 91 knockdowns in 967 snaps. A first team All-Big Ten honoree, Feeney was also an Outland Trophy and Lombardi Award Watch Lister.   Spriggs was named one of six semifinalists for the 2015 Outland Trophy. He has allowed just two sacks in 431 called pass attempts and has 72 knockdowns in 972 snaps. The Concord, Ind., native started 28 consecutive games to begin his career and has made a team-high 46 starts in 47 games at left tackle.    Indiana shares first in the Big Ten and 10th nationally with 13 sacks allowed. The Hoosiers rank first in the B1G in total offense (490.8; 16th nationally), passing offense (285.9; 24th) and scoring offense (36.2; 23rd), and second in rushing offense (204.8; T-30th). IU has not led the conference in scoring offense since the league began using the entire season's statistics to determine the statistical champion in 1985. Indiana has not led the league in total offense since 1988. The Hoosiers would be the first team since Ohio State in 1995 to pace the Big Ten in total, passing and scoring offense. Indiana (6-6) will face Duke (7-5) in the 2015 New Era Pinstripe Bowl on Saturday, Dec. 26. The game will be held at Yankee Stadium with a 3:30 p.m. ET kickoff on ABC.

  Great! Hadn't heard his name in quite a while!

Holy crap! That's some kind of discipline! But if he ever decides to let go, whole towns will disappear in the stream!

Visiting this weekend.

Tyler Natee ‏@Nike_Is_Real  Dec 8 Great visit from Indiana @Coachjpattoniu  @IUKevinJohns ❗❗❗   

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Yes, they'll come. But most of that will be built up long term. When the bandwagon fans start looking for season tickets, you're getting somewhere. Keep building and sustain a really good football program and the generation that grows up watching that will be fans for life.

That's what happens when you hit the wrong button. Taken care of. And now, back to our mutually civil and spiteful conversation.

Have a nice vacation.

Tone it down sparky. Your attitude will get you nowhere.

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From the way I understand it, the profile is simply not app friendly.

Chase Allen ‏@Dr_ChaseAllen Great home visit with @Coachjpattoniu #GoHoosiers