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Indy Star article bashing IU

Who is this Matt Hayes? Is he a disgruntled Purdue grad or something. He claims we should not be in the top 12 based on our schedule.

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O-line struggles vs Michigan

It goes without saying that we struggled pretty mightily against the athleticism and physicality of Michigan’s defensive line in the second half on Saturday. My initial thought was we may be in trouble vs Ohio State’s equally difficult front given a blueprint had finally been established. But the more I think about it, the more I see this as a potential benefit. It gave us experience matching up to that (in a win still!) and now it gives our awesome offensive coaches two weeks to scheme accordingly (not to mention what the extra rest will do). My trust in their preparation in the expanded timeframe is enormous! LFG!

"We Have New Players"

The old excuse in todays world of college basketball teams built on portal players no longer can be used. UK has 12 new players, a new coaching staff. They are 3-0 and beat #6 Duke in OT last night as most of you know. Took them 3 games and a good coach to learn how to pay together, run an offense and buy into a team concept. I find that very interesting.

Couple of funny thoughts

I had today regarding this board:
1. Almost everyone on this board used to loathe Cal and Kentucky bc of 1 and dones. Stating they would t want IU to recruit that way- never getting know players etc. now, most of those folks are fine w IU using the portal rent players. Kind of ironic

2. The myth lives about new coaches a new players needing time. Scheyer, Pope, Cig, Cal, all doing it quickly while IU limps around. And cig did I in football!

Just made me chuckle a little.

IU Making The Pitch To Beef Up The NIL Warchest

Got this today:

“What an exciting time to be part of the IU Athletics family! We are enjoying a historic level of success this fall, and we are looking forward to continuing the level of success into the winter and spring seasons as well.
This level of achievement would not be possible without your support, and we are excited to share an opportunity to help make sure we continue these accomplishments for years to come.
Today Hoosiers Connect is hosting an NIL Day of Giving to generate as much support as possible to provide great opportunities for our student athletes. The Varsity Club National Board of Directors has approved to give non-accumulative priority points for NIL contributions made to Hoosiers Connect. These points are used for the allocation of men’s/women’s basketball and football season tickets as well as neutral site events (bowl games, NCAA tourney, etc.). Starting today we will offer Priority Points for NIL contributions made to Hoosiers Connect. These points will be calculated during the football priority point run (March 31) and again with the women’s/men’s basketball point run (June 30). Please see the membership levels and points associated below. Gifts to Hoosiers Connect are not tax-deductible, but do qualify you for some great member benefits. NIL has fundamentally changed college athletics, and we are proud of our leadership role in this space. If that is to continue, maximizing this opportunity will require support from Hoosiers everywhere. Investing in Hoosiers Connect is a win-win. You provide an opportunity for a student-athlete to profit on their Name, Image and Likeness, while also ensuring IU is positioned to continue its rich, championship tradition.


Membership Levels / Points

$50,000+. 2,500 points
$25,000 - $49,999. 1,250 points
$12,000 - $24,999. 600 points
$6,000 - $11,999. 300 points
$3,000 - $5,999. 150 points
$1,200 - $2,999. 60 points
$240. - $1,199. 20 points


* I’m sure that several posters in this board will have those 2,500 points sitting in their accounts by the end of this month….if you catch my drift.😜
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