IU Football is in good hands. Good hire*
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Uh, you went to law school, didn’t you?
After poly sci and public masturbation where is there to go
Mpa. WorthlessWait. What? Is the second something you were charged with?
See while twenty and jdb and young Sheldon were getting their masters in business administration so they could one day work over the stock market, run hedge funds, and get golden parachutes I was getting a masters in PUBLIC administration so that I could one day dominate an anonymous message board and achieve a massive reaction scoreWait. What? Is the second something you were charged with?
Those full four wheel brake jobs are a bitch. I have to make several trips at the destination... unless I'm at one of the shops that are okay with me pulling into the shop and unloading straight to the mechanic.
1. Qb out indefinitely. Come on wtf. Play. Jesus Christ.
2. Qb will be 24 this week! Good Lord
New to Covid era college athletics?
Can’t play if he can’t grip the ball. Can’t imagine it will be long term but still a blow. Jackson looked solid and as I said after the first game where Rourke was mediocre, I think he has good potential.
Hopefully we won't need him until he gets back, whenever that is. I sure hope we have him for OSU.
We might be wading into Aikmen v Beuerlein Cowboys QB controversy territory then. 😄
With the Cowboys at 6-5 and fighting for a playoff spot in 1991, Aikman was knocked out of a game and replaced by Beuerlein, who led the Cowboys to a victory to improve them to 7-5. Beuerlein then started the final four games of the season, the Cowboys won all four and finished 11-5.
By the time the playoffs rolled around, Aikman was fully healthy, and Johnson had a choice to make: Go back to his former No. 1 draft pick and future franchise quarterback? Or stick with the backup who had gone 4-0 as a starter? Johnson chose to stay with Beuerlein for the Cowboys’ wild-card game, a win over the Bears.
Jimmy Johnson played hot-hand Beuerlein over franchise QB Aikman
Colts coach Chuck Pagano says it's "ridiculous" to think he could play Matt Hasselbeck over a healthy Andrew Luck.
www.nbcsports.com
I’d like it to be before that. That would be a brutal environment to drop him back into. He needs to real speed action beforehand.
We have a bye the week before. I'm not sure he's coming back that quickly.
There are worse problems than having to chose between two good QB’sWe might be wading into Aikmen v Beuerlein Cowboys QB controversy territory then. 😄
With the Cowboys at 6-5 and fighting for a playoff spot in 1991, Aikman was knocked out of a game and replaced by Beuerlein, who led the Cowboys to a victory to improve them to 7-5. Beuerlein then started the final four games of the season, the Cowboys won all four and finished 11-5.
By the time the playoffs rolled around, Aikman was fully healthy, and Johnson had a choice to make: Go back to his former No. 1 draft pick and future franchise quarterback? Or stick with the backup who had gone 4-0 as a starter? Johnson chose to stay with Beuerlein for the Cowboys’ wild-card game, a win over the Bears.
Jimmy Johnson played hot-hand Beuerlein over franchise QB Aikman
Colts coach Chuck Pagano says it's "ridiculous" to think he could play Matt Hasselbeck over a healthy Andrew Luck.
Especially when one's a Senior w no more eligibility.
The Tre Roberson / Nate Sudfeld situation was the beginning of the end mid-2010's.
Ramsey/Penix never really paid dividends for us either...both went on to bigger and better things.
This situation is different, however.
I want Schwarber. Dude would be shotgunning beers on air.
Good call. Higher energy. Buck is more recognizable and a big iu guy. Sent his daughter etc.
So if Jackson rolls Washington, MSU, and Michigan w 300+/game in blowouts, we plug back in Rourke for OSU (which we lose) and then Jackson feels slighted, after he's proven himself, and then we stay with Rourke into the Playoffs and lose again...
No potential for future problems? 😄
OTOH...we will learn if Jackson can take us past this year over the next several games...which could be good.
No potential for future problems? 😄
OTOH...we will learn if Jackson can take us past this year over the next several games...which could be good.
Roarke isn't even avg. 300 yrds a game. So that seems unlikely.
I get the feeling that any player who "feels slighted" is not a player Cignetti wants on the roster.
Let's just hope we have this very issue to deal with.
If that happens, the “We are family” vibe will be overwhelming. I don’t think there will be much feeling sorry for oneself, not publicly anyway.
Especially since he had been mentioned in some Heisman talk.
Grading College Football Playoff sleepers ... from Indiana to Illinois to Army
Indiana Hoosiers are a College Football Playoff contender, and that's no joke. Go ahead, Google it. And there are several others worth watching.
www.usatoday.com
I got the phone call that next year's season tickets are now on sale. IIRC that is very early, I am guessing they want to strike while the iron is hot.
I got on seat geek this am. Most expensive I’ve ever seen for iu fballl
Lost in all of this is the fact that Army and Navy are both undefeated. Would love to see both of them beat ND and face each other as 2 unbeatens. Playoffs be damned.Grading College Football Playoff sleepers ... from Indiana to Illinois to Army
Indiana Hoosiers are a College Football Playoff contender, and that's no joke. Go ahead, Google it. And there are several others worth watching.www.usatoday.com
I saw the Navy Air Force game. Navy looked terrific in all phases. If anybody has a chance to see them on TV, you otta watch. Their misdirection is well practiced and amazing.
That would be three weeks, after WA, MSU, and the bye. Depending on the injury, he very well may have the bye week to get back into game shape.
Tayven was impressive in the second half yesterday, much better than what I saw from him last year. Good coaching and a good system that puts players in a position to succeed and plays to their strengths will do that.
I think I read that Army's QB leads the nation in rushing TDs and they're averaging over 350 rushing yds/game.
Always a great game, but will be a lot of fun this year.
I read something about how that could get/be dicey because of the below...
1) They could be playing each other AAC Championship game Dec 6th, the week before they would then play again in the traditional regular season game Dec 14th (that doesn't count for conference standings, BTW), and then...
2) One of them might get selected to the Playoffs which are picked Dec 8th (before the "reg season" Army Navy game, and then...
3) They'd play the traditional game (I guess), with one of the teams potentially losing a week practice for their playoff game (presumably) the next week. Why even play it?
Army and Navy each start 5-0: Could we get back-to-back Army-Navy games in 2024?
For the first time since 1945, the Army Black Knights and Navy Midshipmen have both started the college football season 5-0.
