skhoosier2 Posted Tuesday at 10:26 PM Posted Tuesday at 10:26 PM HUGE HUGE news Our D was already going to be loaded but bringing Daley back. We will be scary on the front lines. Who is deeper than us? Oregon can match us but they don’t have Haines. 68Hoosier and Dave from Dayton 2 Quote
mamasa Posted Wednesday at 12:21 AM Posted Wednesday at 12:21 AM Stuhoo, 68Hoosier, cthomas and 1 other 4 Quote
Stuhoo Posted Wednesday at 01:30 AM Posted Wednesday at 01:30 AM 1 hour ago, mamasa said: The state of Florida is dominant. mamasa, IUHoosierJoe, Hollywood Mike Miranda and 1 other 1 3 Quote
Pagoda Posted Wednesday at 01:40 AM Posted Wednesday at 01:40 AM Those numbers look way high. A range of about seven to 20 arrests PER year?! No way lol. Home Jersey, Stuhoo and mamasa 3 Quote
Brass Cannon Posted Wednesday at 01:55 AM Posted Wednesday at 01:55 AM 24 minutes ago, Stuhoo said: The state of Florida is dominant. Which is impressive considering how hard it is to get arrested in Florida BannerVille 1 Quote
Stuhoo Posted Wednesday at 02:14 AM Posted Wednesday at 02:14 AM 40 minutes ago, Pagoda said: Those numbers look way high. A range of about seven to 20 arrests PER year?! No way lol. The stats were compiled by a graduate of the Florida public school system.Or maybe the Department of Corrections. Quote
Pagoda Posted Wednesday at 08:55 AM Posted Wednesday at 08:55 AM A hint from an old pal. 68Hoosier, Hollywood Mike Miranda, mamasa and 3 others 6 Quote
68Hoosier Posted Wednesday at 12:27 PM Posted Wednesday at 12:27 PM 3 hours ago, Pagoda said: A hint from an old pal. Huge news if it happens. BGVille Hoosierfan and skhoosier2 2 Quote
Pagoda Posted Wednesday at 02:03 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:03 PM Here is a great article on the impact of being good at football for IU. AD donations doubled from $25M to $50M. Applications are up. All sorts of stuff. Football is the needle. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7492605/2026/08/05/indiana-football-college-football-valuations-national-title/ mamasa, Lebowski, Brass Cannon and 2 others 5 Quote
Lebowski Posted Wednesday at 02:21 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:21 PM 13 minutes ago, Pagoda said: Here is a great article on the impact of being good at football for IU. AD donations doubled from $25M to $50M. Applications are up. All sorts of stuff. Football is the needle. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7492605/2026/08/05/indiana-football-college-football-valuations-national-title/ I've been saying this for decades!!! And it would have happened if we'd just put a decent product on the field, not a top of the mountain type of product. I'm so thankful for Pam Whitten coming in and making this come to fruition. I'm looking forward to the stadium expansion and further investments into the football program. skhoosier2 and triple 2 Quote
Jeff Flabjohns Posted Wednesday at 02:23 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:23 PM Being good at football did wonders for Florida and Clemson’s rankings as public schools over time. We’ll hopefully see the same. More applications, more selectiveness, more money to spend on campus…. more scholarships to award to elite in and out of state students and higher caliber graduates which leads to more endowment etc etc. A great cycle to find yourself in. skhoosier2, Stuhoo and TucsonHoosier 3 Quote
Jeff Flabjohns Posted Wednesday at 02:25 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:25 PM Which is why Cignetti at 13.2 million a year is a steal for the university 68Hoosier, Pagoda, BGVille Hoosierfan and 2 others 5 Quote
Hovadipo Posted Wednesday at 02:25 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:25 PM Thinking about the embarrassment of riches if Wyatt comes back. Assuming he's recovered from his injury too, don't forget about how dynamic he is. Pretty sure he mostly played off the ball at Maryland. You can plug him in just about anywhere situationally on this defense. With all the options available to Haines (and Gracie Bear), that front is going to be fresh for 60 minutes and absolutely destroy offensive lines deep into games. BannerVille, Pagoda, skhoosier2 and 3 others 6 Quote
Hovadipo Posted Wednesday at 02:26 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:26 PM Just now, Jeff Flabjohns said: Which is why Cignetti at 13.2 million a year is a steal for the university If there's a number that makes any of our decision makers blink, get a different decision maker. (We won't need to) skhoosier2 1 Quote
Pagoda Posted Wednesday at 02:28 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:28 PM 14 minutes ago, Lebowski said: I've been saying this for decades!!! And it would have happened if we'd just put a decent product on the field, not a top of the mountain type of product. I'm so thankful for Pam Whitten coming in and making this come to fruition. I'm looking forward to the stadium expansion and further investments into the football program. Yea. When Cig was hired my hope is we could become something decent like Minnesota, and maybe over time an Iowa type program. It’s not like folks here don’t like football. If you put the IUFB teams from 1900-2023 in Columbus or Tuscaloosa or Baton Rouge… they wouldn’t have fanbases either. We blew past my hopes and dreams. This is our window to get established. Let’s get the stadium renovation/expansion going! southsidehoosier, VPC and skhoosier2 3 Quote
Brass Cannon Posted Wednesday at 02:58 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:58 PM Something I would like to do/try is to make watch parties at assembly hall the norm. I think that’s the next route to building a fanbase and increasing revenue. our stadium is too small for our alumni/fanbase but have this cheaper option of a place to go to be part of the community. tailgate with the fanbase then head to memorial stadium or assemble hall BannerVille 1 Quote
Hovadipo Posted Wednesday at 03:16 PM Posted Wednesday at 03:16 PM Before getting hurt against ISU, Lee Beebe was on pace to be an 800+ yard rusher (regular season) and 1100+ yard rusher (postseason included) and is probably the 3rd-most talked about RB in that room coming into this year. Lebowski, BGVille Hoosierfan, Jeff Flabjohns and 2 others 5 Quote
Stuhoo Posted Wednesday at 03:17 PM Posted Wednesday at 03:17 PM Spending this kind of money is an extraordinarily risky play for universities because unlike IU/Cignetti, so many of them spend it on the wrong guy. For every '$13.2 million bargain' like Cig (which is undeniably true), there are countless big money investments put into programs and staffs that do not pay off with wins, donations, and university-wide presitge. skhoosier2 1 Quote
Brass Cannon Posted Wednesday at 03:19 PM Posted Wednesday at 03:19 PM 1 minute ago, Stuhoo said: Spending this kind of money is an extraordinarily risky play for universities because unlike IU/Cignetti, so many of them spend it on the wrong guy. For every '$13.2 million bargain' like Cig (which is undeniably true), there are countless big money investments put into programs and staffs that do not pay off with wins, donations, and university-wide presitge. Nebraska, LSU and North Carolina feel attacked right now skhoosier2 and go iu bb 2 Quote
BGVille Hoosierfan Posted Wednesday at 03:21 PM Posted Wednesday at 03:21 PM 17 hours ago, Brass Cannon said: Anybody know if any of our opponents are bringing back anybody of note From what I understand, the pool is a lot smaller than people think and the number of impact guys on that list is even smaller. IU will have the 2 most impactful players on that list with Daley and Wyatt returning and its probably not close. Hovadipo and skhoosier2 2 Quote
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