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If Kelly were to commit and subsequently become the number one QB, do you think Sudfeld sticks around for his final year to carry a clipboard and signal in the offensive plays, or do you think he goes the Roberson route? 

Both teams offenses and defenses struggle, both struggle to put points on the board, one team has lost five in a row, the other six in a row, the odds should favor the home team. 

Maybe Wilson will get involved with Virgil the QB from Texas which just had his offer pulled by Miss State. The kid committed to Miss State and was going to enroll early in January, and Mullen decided to pull the offer and wanted the kid to gray shirt. This player has too many quality offers to gray shirt. 

When one of IU's commits decides to take a visit to one of the known power schools and I still include PSU in that category, you have to be waiting for the other shoe to drop. Stevens attended a PSU game with 100K plus in attendance, Booker went up to Wisky with 80K plus in attendance, and Wisky put a beating on a ranked Nebraska team. The atmosphere around those programs is night and day as compared to IU's.    I have not checked the IU attendance figures for this year, but the three games I have attended appeared to be much less than the announced figure. Our tailgating is good, but our overall game atmosphere is lacking when compared to most of the other B1G programs. The stadium appears to be half full at times and I think this can play into a recruit's decision after visiting a Wisky, PSU and several other programs.   If there is a bright side, at least IU didn't lose the players to a program of equal of lesser status. It does stink to lose them to a couple of other B1G programs.

Not me, he is cut from the same cloth as Jimbo Fisher. As much as I like winning, I would rather have a program led by a coach who will instill discipline and demonstrate to the players there are consequences for terrible behavior and not being an enabler and rewarding bad behavior.

I hope someone hijacked his account. If not, ouch!

  I think it comes down to Coach Wilson's lack of people skills. 

  Cutliffe took over a Duke program which was much worse than the program Wilson inherited at IU. From the 2000 through 2007 seasons, Duke had 3 win less seasons, 2 seasons with only 1 win, 2 seasons with only 2 wins, and a four win season. Cutliffe took over in 2008. At the time, Duke was the worse major football program in college football, and while IU was bad, they were no where close to being on the same lowly level Duke was prior to Cutliffe. Had Wilson taken over a similar program, I believe people would have more patience.

  I think Wilson and company have failed miserably in regards to the offensive game plan. I understand the limited offense the first couple of games, but by this time, they should have come up with some better options. PSU just placed a huge X on Coleman and shut the offensive game down. I might have missed it, but how often have Roberts and Coleman been in the backfield together since Nate's injury. It might at least mix things up a little and not allow the opponent to just make Coleman a dead man walking.   Two bad teams today (PSU does have a good defense), Hackenberg has not lived up to his hype. IU defense looked good, but I think PSU's inept offense had a lot to do with it. Hackenberg makes a lot of bad decisions. PSU is also one of the lower scoring teams in the nation. They are averaging 7 point less a game than they did last year.