Do recruits like black uniforms as much as they like winning against Akron in quadruple overtime?

[kraft cheese+macaroni]

That’s two games wearing black uniforms in our history and they were both pathetic exhibitions of football.

Coincidence? I dunno.

 

[TomEric4756]

Recruits should see an opportunity to start.

 

[82hoosier]

Recruits should see an opportunity to start.

Recruits are going to be looking for opportunities to be paid.

 

[Hatchets7times]

IU coaching staff inept in any color.
Indiana should where the black more often..
In reality...Fans are counting the days to basketball..

 

[ulrey]

That’s two games wearing black uniforms in our history and they were both pathetic exhibitions of football.

Coincidence? I dunno.

Calm down Jeffrey.

 

[Sobchak_Security]

IU coaching staff inept in any color.
Indiana should where the black more often..
In reality...Fans are counting the days to basketball..

Hard reality. I think many have reached the threshold of knowing we are biding time until the inevitable.

 

[Big Red Crimson Buffalo]

In reality...Fans are counting the days to basketball..

Mmmmm….no. The hype machine across the parking lot has been stale for years. Swept by Iowa, NW and Penn State again? Oh, what fun!

 

[Bligedy]

IU coaching staff inept in any color.
Indiana should where the black more often..
In reality...Fans are counting the days to basketball..

Can't wait to watch that 6th place conference finish and NCAA 10 seed bid.

 

[Baller23Boogie]

That’s two games wearing black uniforms in our history and they were both pathetic exhibitions of football.

Coincidence? I dunno.

I think it's funny that people think recruits watch college football like us hardcore fans do.

 

[bailey777]

That’s two games wearing black uniforms in our history and they were both pathetic exhibitions of football.

Coincidence? I dunno.

And allen and the team celebrated big time after. Allen must love being at IU where he knows he wont be fired for producing awful results. That covid season bought him after ten years.

 

[bailey777]

Hard reality. I think many have reached the threshold of knowing we are biding time until the inevitable.

No if IU was at all serious about football he would have be fired last year but they are not. I bet if he wins four games they bring him back.

 

[82hoosier]

I think it's funny that people think recruits watch college football like us hardcore fans do.

Or read this board or any other board. Half of them send out a tweet that they're going to be attending the University of Indiana.

 

[Shuski]

And allen and the team celebrated big time after. Allen must love being at IU where he knows he wont be fired for producing awful results. That covid season bought him after ten years.

Bailey come on you can do better than that. Starting with Wilson the administration has supported football better than any time in Memorial Stadium history. It still stinks on football but better. I don't think Allen will be fired regardless of record, but he might be on the Crean secret probation in 2024.

 

[kmathum]

Bailey come on you can do better than that. Starting with Wilson the administration has supported football better than any time in Memorial Stadium history. It still stinks on football but better. I don't think Allen will be fired regardless of record, but he might be on the Crean secret probation in 2024.

I think it actually started with Greenspan but he took the fall for Sampson. In hindsight they both should have been given a raise

 

[Sobchak_Security]

No if IU was at all serious about football he would have be fired last year but they are not. I bet if he wins four games they bring him back.

IU put themselves in a pickle no doubt. Why you would create a contract with a buyout you cannot afford absolutely baffles me. They’re going to look for any reason they can to bring him back. But as you stated a serious program would have let him go after last season.

IU is so far behind the 8-ball in so many ways as a football program. Stadium needs modernized. We need a new indoor facility. We need new leadership and the resources to put together a top notch staff. It would probably take a $250 million dollars to get IU on par with a program like Iowa, let alone an Ohio St/Penn St/Michigan.