Is there a fix for the Hoosiers quarterback problem?

[hoosier roadtrips]

Every P5 team in the country has a better program than IU

I don't think Cal Berkeley would qualify. I also want to see if success is sustaining at Oregon State and Washington State. Like us, winning seasons have not been that often. OSU was 7-6 in 2021, but the previous seven seasons were losing campaigns with most of them only one or two wins.

 

[iugradbamadad]

Leftover egg nog I see?
Was this version spiked with Everclear and Purple Passion?

Somehow Purdue with a new coach already has a big name portal qb🤷‍♂️

 

[hoosier roadtrips]

Wake Forest's star QB Sam Hartman is planning on transferring, and ND has already reached out to him. It doesn't have a number of star QB's already in stock?

 

[iubud]

Focus for a minute on the absurdity of Indiana's quarterback situation.

Peyton Ramsey flees Indiana to lead Northwestern to a bowl game.

Michael Penix flees Indiana to go to Washington where he is the most prolific passer in the country.

Connor BAzelak and Jack Tuttle, each with one year of eligibility remaining, enter the portal with no heir apparent in Bloomington. Their total silence about the coaching staff speaks volumes.

There is not a single quarterback at Indiana returning who has any experience other than a guy who is now a wide receiver. Everybody who could flee the quarterback room at Indiana has fled.

What other program has this problem? What other program has ever had this problem?

It is going to take a few years to potentially fix this mess and by that time CTA is most likely going to be packing his bags which will then again add more uncertainty to the mix.

NIL is only going to widen the gap between the haves and the have nots in the next few years.

And now Tom Allen wants to build the program around a non-existent quarterback. The prototype dual purpose quarterback that is not on the roster. Good luck bringing in a player who is most likely going to be out for the season before the season is half over. In fact he may not even survive the opening game against Ohio State. So Tom is going to need two or three of these guys, none of which currently exist.

LEO

Is Dexter Williams done? I never heard what his injury was our timing for a return.

 

[Kelly_32]

Is Dexter Williams done? I never heard what his injury was our timing for a return.

I believe he is expected to miss next season.

 

[red hornet]

Leftover egg nog I see?
Was this version spiked with Everclear and Purple Passion?

Single Barrel Jack, Sinatra Select, neat.

 

[4th&short]

This quarterback mismanagement is very reminiscent of Wilson's failure in the same regard.

Generally speaking the exception being CKW's offenses scored points no matter who was behind center.

 

[Courtsensetwo]

Generally speaking the exception being CKW's offenses scored points no matter who was behind center.

Better OL helped tremendously. Wilson failed to manage the QB room as badly as anyone we have seen.

 

[Courtsensetwo]

Penix transfered with 2 years of eligibility remaining. He will be starting for Washington next year too. Tuttle left because he didn't think he was getting a fair chance to play. And that seems to be backed up by the fact that the team voted him captain. So that left Bazelak had the room to himself after a devastating knee injury to the fourth starter of the season. But he had no interest in staying either.

I suppose I should also add Diamant to that list because he wrapped up his career with one season of eligibility remaining, claiming that he was concerned for his well-being.

Zander is an entirely different set of circumstances and reasoning.