craigyv88

Wisc - 77 IU - 70

I can't imagine the playing time outlook is very positive for him at Tennessee right now with Iamaleava coming in. Tayven is talented and could be a nice P5 QB but even if he beats out Milton to start next season that fan base would want Nico the first time something bad happened. I doubt they ponied up an $8 mil NIL deal for him to drink Gatorade and hold up those funny signs on the sidelines.

That, and I think this tweet got people speculating a little although it could mean anything.

You're probably right, I totally forgot about them being AAC previously. Still winds me up how weak Michigan's non-con has been both of the last two years and will be next year too.

I always thought that was the rule as well, in which case I'm curious how Michigan got away with scheduling UConn, Hawaii, and Colorado State in the non-con for 2022.

IU - 75 Purrin' Kitties - 82

IU - 81 Iowa - 77

KS - 75 IU - 89

Elon - 55 IU - 93

IU - 75 KU - 84

IU - 68 AZ - 75

Freddie's Transfers - 67 IU - 78

IU - 64 Ruckers - 63

Not a huge surprise. Just wasn't quite the fit that some hoped it would be. Wish him well and less qb hits at his next stop.

UNC - 70 IU - 77

Ark LR - 55 IND - 90

Poodoo - 27 IU - 29

Miami - 59 IU - 85

Not directly related to Tom Allen other than to further accentuate O-line mishaps, but Peter Skoronoski will almost assuredly be the first OL taken in next year's NFL draft and not only is he from a neighboring state but I just realized his grandfather is in the IU Athletics Hall of Fame and was a 5-time champion with the Packers, and according to 247 and Rivals we did not even offer a scholarship. He was out of our league from a ranking standpoint but so was McCullough and we used a family connection in that case. Maybe he told us no way right from the beginning or something, I just find it odd that we apparently didn't even try.

IND - 77 XU - 68

IU - 16 Sparty - 21

I recall watching this Saturday morning NBC show back in the day where Reggie Theus played the coach of a fictious Indiana high school. I almost forgot he was a real coach and had no idea he was at Bethune Cookman.

B- C - 65 IU - 91

I thought it was a strange destination for him as well but likely a product of the times. He committed to PU in late October 2020 when there was no in-person recruiting and hadn't been for quite a while, and I think if he could have taken an actual OV to Virginia he would have wound up there. Seemed like because of the circumstances in-state schools were almost the only viable options. And, as you mentioned, I can see why he didn't want to commit to Archie and probably get stuck playing the 5 in the big ten.