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Posted
11 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

There are two certainties for me:

  1. Cig, Shanny, and Whitmer see Alberto every day and already know if he is going to be their featured heir apparent.
  2. If they do not want Alberto to be their guy? They will have a **** ton of portal QB's dying to be the guy at IU.

And a really interesting hypothetical...they could absolutely adore Alberto and also have a guy that you just can't ignore blowing up their DMs. Think Leavitt, or a Leavitt-level guy. Not our job to figure it out, but it's fascinating to think about.

Posted
1 hour ago, Hovadipo said:

And a really interesting hypothetical...they could absolutely adore Alberto and also have a guy that you just can't ignore blowing up their DMs. Think Leavitt, or a Leavitt-level guy. Not our job to figure it out, but it's fascinating to think about.

I still look at Alberto and suspect he'd be fine waiting and developing another year before taking over as a RSJR. Maybe I'm crazy. Staff will know what's best but if I'm him and I just watched what they did with my brother I'm good with getting 2 years of running the show. 

Posted
50 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

IU already knows that this guy is really good, and he is now in the portal. Similar skill set to Alberto.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/stats/_/id/5125715/colton-joseph

I'd be surprised if IU goes after him or Leavitt. 2 is a small sample size, but the quarterbacks they've landed while at IU had much better completion percentages than either of those guys. That seems to be something they look for.

Posted
19 minutes ago, go iu bb said:

I'd be surprised if IU goes after him or Leavitt. 2 is a small sample size, but the quarterbacks they've landed while at IU had much better completion percentages than either of those guys. That seems to be something they look for.

Very true. Here's this year's top 20:

Pass Completion Percentage
1. Julian Sayin  Ohio State 78.4
2. Carson Beck  Miami (FL) 74.7
3. Dante Moore  Oregon 72.5
4. Dylan Raiola  Nebraska 72.4
5. Haynes King  Georgia Tech 71.7
6. Fernando Mendoza  Indiana 71.5
7. Brad Jackson  Texas State 71.3
8. Diego Pavia  Vanderbilt 71.2
9. Gunner Stockton  Georgia 70.7
10. Drew Mestemaker  North Texas 70.2
11. Demond Williams Jr.  Washington 70.0
12. Brendon Lewis  Memphis 69.7
13. CJ Bailey  North Carolina State 69.6
14. E.J. Warner  Fresno State 69.4
15. Joe Fagnano  Connecticut 69.0
16. Joey Labas  Central Michigan 68.9
17. Luke Altmyer  Illinois 68.1
18. Bishop Davenport  South Alabama 68.0
19. Darian Mensah  Duke 67.9
20. Owen McCown  UTSA 67.8

 

So who is available from this list:

  • Raiola?
  • CJ Bailey?
Posted
1 hour ago, rcbowla said:

I still look at Alberto and suspect he'd be fine waiting and developing another year before taking over as a RSJR. Maybe I'm crazy. Staff will know what's best but if I'm him and I just watched what they did with my brother I'm good with getting 2 years of running the show. 

Alberto knows nothing is guaranteed to him, especially from Coach Cig….

Posted

I have zero clue on what positions the staff is going to target but I'd like to see IUFB pursue some more depth at the thin spots. With that said, where do you think are the thin spots? 

Also, for me at least, it's really hard to keep up on this stuff when there's so much going on with the current team. 

 

Posted
1 hour ago, Lebowski said:

I have zero clue on what positions the staff is going to target but I'd like to see IUFB pursue some more depth at the thin spots. With that said, where do you think are the thin spots? 

Also, for me at least, it's really hard to keep up on this stuff when there's so much going on with the current team. 

 

Always need depth on the lines. Problem there is so does everyone else. I'd say DB is thin. Any NFL guys know if Ponds projects well for the draft this year? Clearly production says yes but measurables probably tell another story.

Posted
25 minutes ago, rcbowla said:

Always need depth on the lines. Problem there is so does everyone else. I'd say DB is thin. Any NFL guys know if Ponds projects well for the draft this year? Clearly production says yes but measurables probably tell another story.

Measurement isnt great but everything else is. Kiper has him.as 8th ranked CB. I have seen several mocks that have him graded in the 2nd/3rd round. My guess is he goes. 

We probably have 5 early entrant candidates. 

Mendoza (gone)

Ponds (likely gone)

Cooper (I would guess gone but idk)

Smith (50/50)

Ferrell (50/50)

Guessing is futile, but for fun I will say we keep 1 or 2 of these guys for next year. Would love to hear other opinions though. 

Posted
2 hours ago, Lebowski said:

I have zero clue on what positions the staff is going to target but I'd like to see IUFB pursue some more depth at the thin spots. With that said, where do you think are the thin spots? 

Also, for me at least, it's really hard to keep up on this stuff when there's so much going on with the current team. 

 

DL, WR,OL

Posted
37 minutes ago, Brass Cannon said:

I’m pretty sure these coaches are close enough to call each other up and ask if the offer is legit or bs 

IMO….Coach Cignetti is any Portal QB’s dream coach

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