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@Hovadipo on3 and Hummel blows for sure. LOLOL!!!! @Stuhoo option 3, a loved one/wife is from PA.

I can't blame anyone for answering a door when opportunity knocks. Especially if it's a nice pay increase. Hopefully he thinks IUFB is the better job. He was at IUP for a couple of years. I'm wondering if his wife or something is from PA. Poop man, I don't even know if he's married. LOL.

Haines is a good coach. I completely understand why PSU is interested. Hopefully during his interview Franklin effs up and presents a giant red flag. We'll see man. At some point we'll be doing the same kind of poop of poaching solid coaches.

Added Transfers and Rankings Overall/Conference/Transfer 37/12/17 - 247 42/13/29 - Rivals 48/14/44 - On3

S out of Jamestown, NC 247 Profile

Coach Cig talks IUFB and CFP. Sounds like he's leaning ND. https://youtu.be/RcWU6Op3mFo?si=GUxmtk5Hcx7oh78H&t=1823

Can't wait to see IUFB hit these numbers baby!!!!

@Certified Sunshine Pumper already mentioned that Irsay might be the overall issue. Meaning Irsay has the last say and might have overwritten Ballard's decisions. For what it's worth, I'm on the same script with this train of thought. Ballard has to go but I also think Irsay needs to hand over the keys to his daughters.

https://hoosierhuddle.com/hoosier-blog/31-new-indiana-football-players-officially-arrive-on-campus/2025/1/13

I did yes. It's where I learned a lot about his mental health.

They had lower rankings last year and went to the CFP.

Added transfers and rankings. Overall/Conference/Transfer 38/12/17 - 247 42/13/37 - Rivals 49/14/42 - On3

Top 10 TE Transfer out of Atlanta, GA 247 Profile

I'll never forgive him for what he did. Ever.

In 2015, he got completely beaten and bludgeoned with a labrum injury, partial abdominal tear and a lacerated kidney. During the offseason in 2016, he separated his AC joint snowboarding in Colorado. The snowboarding injury didn't affect the labrum but did further destabilize that entire region of his body. He has since spoke to the public that he had what he calls a "deep, deep, deep, deep, DEEP" code within himself to never cede to pain, and especially to not discuss it. At some point, Luck has some blame here and his trip to Holland was basically the beginning of the end of his career. Luck never fully opened up about his mental health during all of it and the organization probably just took Luck for his word. Bottomline, had the organization paid better attention and been more in tune with Luck, we might still be seeing him on the gridiron.