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My only complaint with this move is any IU road game in Los Angeles is gonna suck for Eastern and Central time zone folk like myself. But overall, this is a really good move for the conference.

Top 50 DL out of Fort Pierce, FL 247 Rivals Twitter

Safety out of Lake Minneola, FL 247 Rivals

Top 50 DL out of Shreveport, LA 247 Rivals

ATH out of Clewiston, FL 247 Rivals

S out of Manvel, TX 247 Rivals

OT out of Hollywood, FL 247 Rivals

CB/S out of Piedmont, SC 247 Rivals

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Just spit ballin' here, but wondering if NIL and getting closer to home also played roles?

You never know. If I had to guess Coach Bell is just trying to fill the depth chart, especially if the rumors are correct about McCulley moving to WR.

QB out of Canfield, OH 247 Rivals

If the front five plays like last year then only one game is winnable.

Translation: NIL isn't working out all that well for 'Bama and the head coach sees the writing on the wall that other schools in their own division have deeper booster pockets and are serious threats.

He's the Thomas Jefferson or Teddy Roosevelt to the Mt. Rushmore of 'How are they still coaching in the NCAA?'

Updated Class Rankings 18/4 - Rivals 26/5 - 247 24/5 - ESPN+ (NOT UPDATED) LB Kaiden Turner - Fayetteville, AR (3/8/2021) LB Dasan McCullough - Bloomington, IN (04/25/2021) DE Richard Thomas - Plantation, FL (5/14/2021) LB Isaiah Jones - London, OH (6/20/2021) DB Trevell Mullen - Coconut Creek, FL (6/20/2021) OL Carter Smith - Powell, OH (6/23/2021) TE Ryan Miller - Chagrin Falls, OH (6/29/2021) DB James Monds III - Fort Pierce, FL (7/4/2021) WR Omar Cooper Jr. - Indianapolis, IN (7/7/2021) OL Bray Lynch - Austin, TX (7/9/2021) OL DJ Moore - Fort Wayne, IN (7/12/2021) ATH Phillip Dunnam - Miami, FL (7/20/21) RB Gi'Bran Payne - Cincinnati, OH (7/26/2021) DL/DE Venson Sneed - Winter Park, FL (12/12/2021) CB Jamari Sharpe - Miami, FL (12/12/2021) TE Brody Foley - Cincinnati, OH (12/14/2021) WR JUCO - Cameron Camper - Trinity Valley C.C. (12/14/2021) DL Dominick James - Bradenton, FL (12/15/2021) RB Jaylin Lucas - Houma, LA (12/15/2021) WR Kamryn Perry - Marietta, GA (12/17/2021) QB Brendan Sorsby - Cornith, TX (1/23/2022) DL J'mari Monette - Alexandria, LA (2/2/2022) Transfers ATH/RB Shaun Shivers - Auburn QB Connor Bazelak - Mizzu Edge Myles Jackson - UCLA LB Jared Casey - UK RB Josh Henderson - UNC WR Emery Simmons - UNC LB Bradley Jennings Jr - Miami DL LeDarrius Cox - Ole Miss DL Patrick Lucas - Ole Miss Edge JH Tevis - Cal WR Andison Colby - Tennessee OT Parker Hanna - West Texas A&M *Italic indicates 4* or higher on ESPN, 24/7, or Rivals

Already off to a good start compared to last year as at this time there were two commits. 30/9 - 247 34/9 - Rivals S - Deah McCullough - Bloomington, IN (4/13/2021) TE - Sam West - Greensburg, IN (3/26/2022) IOL - William Larkins - Hollywood, FL (3/31/2022) *Italic indicates 4* or higher on ESPN, 24/7, or Rivals

Define lately or killer recruiters? I ask because last year's class is the highest ranked class in the history of IUFB since the inception of ranking classes. Folks like Peoples and Wright are fairly new to the staff. And Wright is knocking it out the park in my opinion.

I'm betting ND bound.

I already made comments via twitter regarding the UM-Wisconsin post game situation. My other comment is the following: I don't buy doing away with post game handshakes. I think that's putting a band-aid on the real issue the big ten has here. The big ten has allowed certain type of play on the court. In fact they/we pride them/ourselves on it. So much so that when you talk to anyone at your local pub in big ten country you typically complain about how 'soft' (For 21 years straight the big ten hasn't brought home a championship.) the rest of the county's NCAA basketball is. It was just a matter of time with the way the games are being officiated and how Wisconsin plays basketball that an altercation like this was going happen. We all know it. Maybe it's time to re-evaluate what kind of image the big ten wants regarding the black and blue, ground and pound, rough and tough, banging body conference it is? Final comment: I don't know about your work environment but assault will get me pink slipped at my place of employment.

Honestly, I'm not sure if that's a good thing he's on twitter talking about it. This tweet might be more for his brothers that battled last night? If so, there's no need to say it on twitter when you can literally say it in the locker room and prove it by your actions. And if it isn't, then it's really not important for us to even know this in the grand scheme of things. Like I said in an earlier post, I'm looking forward to see how the team responds the next few games.

I'm really proud of the team that played last night. They were put in a really tough position and played with grit and guts. Looking forward to see how this team responds in the next few games.

Absolutely.

Speaking from personal experience, good teams don't have coaches openly discussing having issues with other coaches. Bad teams do. And the really bad ones have coaches discussing their discontent with the players. The whole LEO mantra doesn't seem to be happening behind closed doors if indeed all of these rumors are happening. But I do agree with you and hear what you're saying about other programs. It's just the good teams handle it better.