Crimson and Cream

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Seems like a solid, if not hidden gem level, pickup.
I have to say that I occasionally look at a couple of rival B10 basketball free boards (pu & ill) and neither has even a fraction of the information on recruiting as we get here and hsn - I think I usually find out more about their recruits here than I do on their boards.  Bravo to all the members that scour the internet and share it with the rest of us!

This is a freaking awesome home run of a great thing of a wonderous occasion for IUBB.

I love the potential with this one!!!! Coach Ya is officially on the board with his first commit

This kid is absolutely first-class. He took my son (going into 8th grade) under his wing at Brebeuf football camp and has been overly kind to him. Preaching academics, hence his interest in Stanford. I thanked him for how he treated my son and he responded with gratitude, sincerity and kindness. One of the good ones; trust me. I hope he ends up in Bloomington...and I might have told him that.

Gunn only played 9 minutes in yesterday's AAU game at the Peach Jam. 
Today, this from Landon Bundy of Prep Hoops  -  Hearing it is a broken wrist for 2022 Indiana commit, CJ Gunn.  Big loss for Indy Heat for the rest of the summer.
Rabjohns - Indiana 2022 signee CJ Gunn suffered a broken left (non-shooting) wrist during play in the Peach Jam. He will be out 2-5 weeks. He fell on his left wrist when he was bumped on a drive and put out his hand to brace his fall. 

I’ve had the pleasure of coaching and working Trent out many times. The kid is the real deal. I know Fife has already spoken to Indy Heat coaches about him, and the Hoosiers definitely know who he is.


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Boo.  I hope we play Hack-a-cock next year

Enjoy 20 minutes of pure defensive whoop-assery!!!
 

Jacob Herrs, a Wichita State graduate is joining the staff as a grad assistant.

 

Didn't hear the interview... but if Dakich thinks the program hasn't done anything for him, then that is truly mind blowing.  After he graduated high school, he literally spent the next 16 years of his life attending and then working for Indiana University.  Dakich's coaching career, his radio show, and his job at ESPN all happened because of those 16 years he spent in Bloomington.  If he really doesn't think Indiana did anything for him, then he needs his head examined.

Twin brothers Cameron and Zameron Boozer (former Duke player Carlos' sons) are both transferring from Jacksonville.
They aren't very good, but think about how Zameron feels when they gave his brother a real name and left him with a made up one just because it rhymed with Cameron.

verbals can flip..
Nothing is over until we decide it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!"

It kinda feels like every single recruit we’re after wants to be part of what IUFB has going on.
It’s extraordinary.
 

Top 40 DL (24/7) Top 15 DE (Rivals) ESPN 300 

Had a CB for PSU on 247 but no longer does.

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With a 1:1 A:TO ratio as a PG, not sure KL's decision making can be trusted. The look a little dry to me.

Monds just committed to IU

My understanding is that even though Indiana has not passed legislation yet it should not adversely affect our recruiting and ability to move forward with our well-planned NIL program. Essentially after getting slam-dunked on by the Supreme Court 9 - 0 ruling the NCAA has said an athlete’s amateur status will not be threatened by NIL participation regardless of state laws. They said if it’s allowed in 7 states by statute as far as they are concerned it is good to go in all states so as not to provide competitive advantage. They do not plan to penalize schools or athletes for NIL participation.

I think it’s more like Nebraska and Wisconsin are on the outside looking in.

Trying something new.  Instead of posting the rankings in the individual recruit year threads, I'm posting all of them in one spot.  If nothing else, as the ranking sources update, I hope it will be easier to follow the changes in an individual recruit's rank.   And a couple of program notes.  It's pretty obvious that a number of kids with '22 offers are no longer on the radar and not being pursued but until they're officially off the board I'll track their ranking.  The category I captioned Players of Interest are names that have very recently been mentioned and/or are players we know the staff watched at the June events and it certainly doesn't imply those are the only prospects we're following.
2022 OFFERS Avg. 247 Top 150 - 06.30.21 ESPN Top 100 @ 06.30.21 Rivals Top 150 - 06.16.21   Zion Cruz 23 18 31 19   Ernest Udeh 63 22 53 115   Jalen Washington 24 25 21 26   Jalen Hood-Schifino 31 27 34 32   Vincent Iwuchukwu 28 32 22 29   Julian Phillips 29 36 30 21   Kyle Filipowski 36 40 20 48   Tyrell Ward 53 52 62 45   A. J. Casey 39 58 36 22   Tyler Nickel 90 80 94 96   Tarris Reed 77 84 56 90   Favour Aire 77 92 79 61   Avery Brown 114 97 N/R 130   Noah Clowney 83 117 76 55   C. J. Gunn 136 123 N/R 149   Kaleb  Banks 127 124 N/R 129   Alex Karaban 104 125 45 141   Shawn Phillips   N/R N/R 42   Masai Troutman   N/R N/R N/R               2022 Players of Interest           Jazian Gortman 10 13 7 `   Leland Walker   N/R N/R N/R               2023 OFFERS Avg. 247 Top 75 - 06.30.21 ESPN Top 60 @ 06.30.21 Rivals Top 150 - 06.16.21 Prep Hoops 06.28.21 Dravyn Gibbs-Lawhorn 26 10 39 28 18 Jeremy Fears 39 23 N/R 54 26 Kaleb Glenn 55 44 N/R 66 78 Xavier Booker 35 N/R N/R 35 107 Owen Freeman 93 N/R N/R 93 169 Jakai Newton 90 N/R N/R 90 208 Coen Carr #DIV/0! N/R N/R N/R N/R Colvin, Myles #DIV/0! N/R N/R N/R N/R             2023 Players of Interest           Isaiah Collier 20 31 18 11 22 Matas Buzelis 37 46 23 42 33 Jalen Hooks 64 55 N/R 73 48 Lawrent Rice 84 70 N/R 97 95 Maki Johnson 70 72 N/R 67 61 Ashton Williamson   N/R N/R N/R 97 Lamariyon Jordan 95 N/R N/R 95 111 Carter Lang 76 N/R N/R 76 149 Cyr Malonga   N/R N/R N/R 151 Austin Parks   N/R N/R N/R 154 Gabe Cupps   N/R N/R N/R 193