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Didn't McCollum get offered the job and he turned it down for Iowa or was that just a rumor?

I've got them in the final four losing to SJU in one of my brackets.

I don't understand PI in general anymore. Lol

Fair catch kick rule is now in effect. It was only in the NFL and high school. The rule allows a team to kick after a completed or awarded fair catch. The kick will be a FG place kick with a holder or a drop kick from the spot where the returner caught the ball. Targeting rule change as well. The nuts and bolts of it is suspension time. 1st time offenders the player is disqualified for the remainder of the current game but is allowed to play the next game. 2nd time offenders the player is disqualified for the remainder of the current game and first half of the next game. 3rd time offenders the player is disqualified for the remainder of the current game and miss the entire next game. Conferences can appeal a 2nd offense to the NCAA which can include a review of the 1st offense. Offensive pass interference rule change. OPI is reduced from a 15-yard penalty to 10 yards.

It's still an uphill battle if I had to guess. But promising nonetheless. They almost just look like Badgers. LOL! All joking aside, I wish both of them the best of luck and hope they decide to spend their college years in the 812.

Top 100 IOL out of Sussex, WI 247 On3 Twin brother of Hunter Mallinger who is also in the mix. This offer might be the deciding factor to land them. Wisconsin is heavy in the running though.

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Totally normal. IUFB is on top of the College Football world. Totally normal, nothing to see here. Same ole, same ole. Honestly though, this is effin' insane, man. I don't think I'll ever come off of this cloud, ever.

Best of luck to him. I need to get used to seeing a decommit from IUFB end up with a 5 star rating and commit to O$U like Timmons last year.

It's always been there and for some reason P4 schools passed up on him.

Looks like his P4 coaching record is pretty consistent. Best of luck to him next season. Hopefully he learned some things that he can take to improve the program. I enjoy IUBB but admittedly I don't really focus all that much on them. It's not that I don't want to support IUBB because for me, basketball in general is hard to watch these days. I'm a bit old school and my 'get off my lawn' attitude doesn't help matters either. However, I am aware enough to see the differences between good teams compared to average/bad teams. I'm able to see development throughout a season and this team did not develop. They seemed to be a 'good team' but the wheels feel off. I don't know what happened to them, maybe there was something on film our competition noticed and exploited it, maybe the team wore down in conference play, maybe they just hit a slump at a horrible time, or maybe it's all the above. I don't have a clue, as I already mentioned I don't really focus on it. But I do hope Coach DeVries figures how to put good teams on the court at a consistent basis year after year because I know the fanbase (myself included) is starving for that 'good team' consistency.

Scheduled a second visit April 24. He visited the Wisconsin game last year. Va. Tech might be the school that lands him if I had to guess.

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ND hired a new DB coach (Coach Aaron Henry) and it was Coach Henry that offered him. IUFB offered ND commit Ace Alston (Cincy area recruit as well) so I'm assuming both DB coaches (Coach Ojong and Coach Henry) look for similar traits in a recruit. Coach Henry was Illinois' DC last year. Makes me wonder if ND is looking to simulate some of the stuff IUFB is doing.

Picked up an offer from ND. We need to get used to this. Hopefully he signs for IUFB.

From what I understand the ACC tv deal is structured in such a way that there are winners and losers. Schools like Wake Forest and Boston College see less compared to Clemson and Miami. I think it's a new revenue-sharing model where incentive payouts happen based on tv ratings and performance. If I were pulling any strings I'd do what FSU did and threaten to leave the conference with the hopes of either the Big Ten or SEC welcoming the Cards. UofL would be a nice addition to either conference and the ACC would take a pretty big hit with them leaving.

When the dust settles and the historians write about the football program at Indiana University they will all point to the day Pam Whitten was hired. She is the catalyst, the general that gave the marching orders to her athletic director, and the reason we still have Curt Cignetti and his staff still coaching in Bloomington, Indiana. For the first time in 57 years the program is going into a football season with a sold out Memorial Stadium. We continue to see 'first time' accomplishments and everything can be pointed back to Pam Whitten. As long as Indiana University continues to support and prioritize the football program it won't matter who's coaching when it's all said and done. Coaches will want to coach in 812 and I'm here for it.

Here's a link for reference. Proposed Rule Changes The dress code rule is absurd. They must of been upset with Ponds' look. lol. I like the fair catch rule and wasn't aware that rule was not in college football. I just assumed it was. It's one of those bizarre rules that makes coaches look like geniuses when applied. Targeting. Man, it 100% needs tweaking. It's good they're trying to do just that.

Top 50 Edge out of Cincinnati, OH 247 On3 He's the older brother of 2028 five star SG Kam Mercer. Jaylen has visited Btown a couple of times already. We were one of the first to offer.