go iu bb

I think that account has a midwest connection. He posts commitments to many schools but seems to concentrate on Indiana and Kentucky schools.

Not that anyone I saw was upset about missing on Lewis (IU fans not upset about missing on a 5* QB!? Whaaaa...) but this should make them feel better if they were. I know I'd take Mendoza over him. Proven college player.

Speaking of blockers, we need some. Next up is OL. Strange how IU was linked with only the one guy. I hope you're not referring to the baseball definition of that.

Next year is 85 and walk-ons like normal. After that it'll be 105 and no walk-ons.

A bit more muscle wouldn't hurt. I certainly don't want to see IU's QB take that many hits. Plus we need to factor in IU's luck. An example of that is Penix who couldn't stay healthy at IU even at 6-3, 220. He'd get injured without even getting hit. Mr Glass at IU then stays healthy after he left. Nothing can derail a season as quickly as a starting QB going down.

He was able to absorb 41 sacks last year. Seems durable enough.

18 way tie for 0%.

That would be amazing. We also need some OL commitments.

On3 predictor is garbage. I hope we land Mendoza but I'm not going to rely on them to tell me if it's likely or not.

I think CCC's mouth is part of it. Part of it was that it was the 1st game on a Friday night. Part of it is the butthurt by the SEC for Tennessee getting embarrassed. Part of if is elitism and they just see IU's history. At the end of the day, they all played 60 minutes and it lost by the least amount. It's not like it was against ND's scrubs.

Is this the more important of the 2 transfer windows in terms of talent? It seems like most of the good players would transfer now and the spring would be mainly those who probably didn't perform in spring practice. Is that the case or are they about the same in terms of talent in the portal?

He'll probably get another year. Redshirt year, COVID year, then 3 seasons of double digit games followed by a 3 game injury year. There have been many similar cases I've seen get another year so I expect he will also.

Is it time for spring football yet?

Yes, their predictions are best ignored. Not very accurate.

IU ends up with the closest score of the 1st round. 2nd closest was the14 point loss by Clemson. There will be more blowouts next round. The SEC and their media shills can **** right off.

Now the staff can really concentrate on the portal. Let's get a QB, some OL, another RB, and an explosive WR. On the defensive side, I think some DL and S are still needed.

The coaching staff as well. They wanted him to be able to play in the CFP but the portal ended up being too much of a distraction.

I'm not sure Tennessee deserves to be in the CFP based on how they're playing so far. They're on pace to get blown out worse than IU at OSU. The game that supposedly showed that IU didn't belong.

Overconfident in an OSU win and planning on attending the next game, probably. Although that confidence is looking justified so far.

What's funny is that while I never really liked the SEC I didn't hate them. That has quickly changed. I bet their constant whining is really turning a bunch of people against them.

Elitist a$$hats. That's why.

IU will end up at worst with the 2nd closest score in the 1st round. Possibly the closest. I also expect at least 2 more blowouts in the 2nd round. So as negative as the elitists are being right now, I think it'll start to look not so bad. Especially after some time when people look at only the final score.

Clemson within 7 with over 11 minutes remaining. Edit: Then gives up a 77 yard TD run. /sigh

That is a dream. Pribula is looking for a place where he'll start. That's why he's leaving his "dream school" PSU.