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Neither. Collin. Plays hard, rebounds, stretches the D.

Just glossy paint

The 'play 13' game against Purdue in 2007 and the James Hardy game vs Iowa in 2006.

[attachment=2419:ImageUploadedByBtownBanners1439320034.118217.jpg] had these made a few years ago. I like em a lot.

IU will probably have a 5-6 man class in 2016. It makes sense to offer a bunch of kids. Xavier is another option if we don't land Bruce Brown, who I think CTC wants the most.

I wonder at this point if CTC loves the 3 guard lineup or if he did it out of necessity. Because I feel like this year he'll have more options. He could go Yogi, JBJ, Hartman, Troy, Bryant or he could swap Hartman for Holt or he could throw Bielfeldt or Morgan in there somewhere. IU no longer has to play small so we'll have to wait and see if CTC plays small regardless.

A little low but not shocking. Have a good chance to win it all this year. Cmon number 9!

While I think all these questions are valid I do think there's a lot to be optimistic about. The OL is stacked. You have at least one future pro (Feeney) and another guy who has a great shot at being drafted (Spriggs). Plus the OL depth is better than I've ever seen. This unit can handle injuries and can rotate fresh players late in the game without missing a beat. The RB unit is another strength. I know no one is proven other than Howard, who has little experience against B1G level competition, but there's talent there. Redding is a one-cut runner with no hesitation and a ton of burst. Brookins looked fantastic in the spring game and Mister is supposedly fully recovered from his injuries. The front 7 on defense should be the best IU has seen in a long long time. Lots of talent and experience. I think they'll be more disciplined and will stay in their gaps, which has hurt them tremendously in the past. The DBs will be a weak spot, but as Wilson mentioned on media day the guys were losing weren't all that great. So the drop off hopefully isn't significant. At least teams won't be able to run over us at will (I hope) as they have in the past. Finally Sud is back. Sud is great. Sud will find the receivers, whoever they end up being. Sud will lead us to a bowl. Please please please stay healthy, Sud.

Creighton? Not my first choice. Should get a W though.

Will this team be good as it could've been should Yogi leave? Certainly not. Will it still be in good shape? Yeah. Robert Johnson is a very capable PG. Zeisloft can back him up. Everything will be ok regardless of what Yogi decides. But all the same pray that he comes back. This team could be scary good if he comes back.

The defense, especially the defensive line looked better than I expected. Seemed to always get a decent push into the backfield. Solid QB pressure as well. 10 'sacks' on the day (Since you can't hit the QBs they're ruled down if you get close to them). Darius Latham is HUGE. Must've put on 20-30 lbs since last year. Tegray was a beast as always. Fant seems to have one of the starting CB positions locked down. Defense had a couple big hits, one fumble caused, and a highlight reel INT by Latham. Hard to tell too much by the spring practice but this defense has some playmakers now. They don't give up huge chunks of yardage and they may get some pressure on QBs this year. They may end up being middle of the pack B1G which would be a huge step up for this squad. Both Devine Redding and Brookins (sp?) looked great at the RB spot. Both good one cut runners with decent burst, especially Devine, and good instincts. Devine looks to be a solid blocker as well. For anyone who was worried about it Sudfeld looks fine. No rust. Good zip on the ball and solid decision making. Sud really has a handle on fade routes. Great placement on all his attempts to the end zone. Oh and the best news of all - the WRs were CATCHING the balls thrown to them. What a revelation compared to last year. Harris and Cobbs especially had good hands. One special teams note - RS Freshman Joseph Gedeon was BOOMING some punts. About 50 yards and nice hangtime. As I understand it he has some consistency issues but he has to have the biggest leg of all the punters on the team. Lots of potential. Keep an eye out for him.

Not typical of Yogi to do something like this. He can make whatever choice he thinks is best for him and I'll appreciate him as a Hoosier regardless. However, I also want him to go out without controversy. Seems like in doing this the only way he goes out without at least a bit of ill will is if he stays for his senior year.

Hanner was playing well once he was completely healthy last year. I still see him as a starter. IMO he could be the difference between a good IU team and a great one. Just needs more consistency.

Don't get me wrong, I like NZ quite a bit and I expect him to get PT. But I also hope we move away from small ball a bit and at least towards the end of the year play a more traditional lineup. If we do that AND shorten the rotation I think NZ is the odd man out. He'll get some minutes but not many. In that scenario, that is.

Would've rather he gone to Cal or even Purdue. Michigan State is loaded for next year.