Lots of interesting different questions here.
https://www.thedailyhoosier.com/iu-...-with-new-class-of-2021-commit-logan-duncomb/
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Pretty good written Q&A with Duncomb
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Feels like we've got a natural opening for Kaufman. Hope he feels it and fills it! That makes this a good class; aminu or similar would make it a great one!
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