Darren Hiller out as Indiana OL coach, per release. #iufb

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Darren Hiller out as Indiana OL coach, per release. #iufb
 https://twitter.com/ByLCNorton/status/1579155376146026497
 
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[Trish 11,408]

Still won’t win another game this year. But it’s the right move. 

[LIHoosier 24,997]

Did Tom have to pay the contract this time or is Hiller now the best paid grass cutter in Bloomington?

[Hoosierfan2017 19,887]

Now we just need the head coach to follow him out.

[TheWatShot 13,335]

The offensive line is better already. 

[Trish 11,408]

8 minutes ago, Hoosierfan2017 said:

Now we just need the head coach to follow him out.

Not happening with his huge buy out. 

[Demo 17,351]

The damage is already done. Carey’s job now is developing the younger guys while keeping Bazelak and the rb’s in 1 piece. 

[Hoosierfan2017 19,887]

14 minutes ago, Trish said:

Not happening with his huge buy out. 

Definitely not but a guy can wish

[Loaded Chicken Sandwich 8,197]

WOOOOOOOO!!!!

[cthomas 5,917]

Probably not going to solve our problems, but it is a start.

[WayneFleekHoosier 46,747]

10 minutes ago, cthomas said:

Probably not going to solve our problems, but it is a start.

Talent Trumps coaching but coaching has an impact. Like you say, hopefully it’s a start but not a good sign, as most of us knew this needed to happen long ago. 

[Class of '66 Old Fart 80,959]

CTA's post-game comments to Dustin Dopirak pretty much told us Hiller was going to be history.

[LamarCheeks 16,828]

It's too bad it took CTA this long to realize what was inevitable. If memory serves, there was speculation here that one of the reasons McCullough left for South Bend was Hiller's ineptitude and Allen's reluctance to address it.  

Granted, he may have gone to Notre Dame regardless, but still ... 

[DChoosier 7,055]

30 minutes ago, LamarCheeks said:

It's too bad it took CTA this long to realize what was inevitable. If memory serves, there was speculation here that one of the reasons McCullough left for South Bend was Hiller's ineptitude and Allen's reluctance to address it.  

Granted, he may have gone to Notre Dame regardless, but still ... 

Rather than CTA realizing what was inevitable………

I’ve heard (from unreliable, non-existent sources) that Conner Blazelak’s health insurance company contacted CTA and told him they were going to withdraw CB’s insurance as playing behind Hillers line was going to be put in a “non-insurable” category (others in that category include rock climbers that don’t use a harness, blind airplane pilots and nuclear accident  cleanup crews)

[Class of '66 Old Fart 80,959]

Alec Lasley:  2023 #iufb offensive line commit Austin Barrett (@austinbarrett04)  "Oh yes, I’m rocking with IU till the wheels fall off."

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[Alford Bailey 12,250]

Damage is done but at least we didn’t wait til the end of the season.

[Hovadipo 52,952]

Season’s going south time to start trotting out the (deserved, in fairness) sacrificial lambs.