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crash_davis

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  1. Compare our shit to Indiana. We are so out of our depth. Additions. Josh Hoover Position: QB Previous school: TCU Class/eligibility: R-Sr. (one year) What to know: Across 31 starts at TCU, Hoover ranks second in program history in completion rate at 64.8%, third in completions (771) and fourth in passing yards (9,629) and passing touchdowns (71). Hoover's fit at Indiana: Hoover projects as the Hoosiers' starting quarterback in 2026, assuming incumbent Fernando Mendoza enters the NFL Draft. Turbo Richard Position: RB Previous school: Boston College Class/eligibility next season: Jr. (two years) What to know: Across 19 games at Boston College, Richard rushed 200 times for 1,027 yards and 11 touchdowns while adding 32 catches for 275 yards and two scores. Richard's fit at Indiana: A fast, explosive runner with quality pass-catching skills, Richard can play all three downs and figures to be part of the Hoosiers' running back rotation next fall. Nick Marsh Position: WR Previous school: Michigan State Class/eligibility next season: Jr. (two years) What to know: Marsh finished his Spartan career with 100 catches for 1,311 yards and nine touchdowns in 23 games. In two matchups against the Hoosiers, Marsh caught 12 passes for 142 yards and two touchdowns. Marsh's fit at Indiana: The 6-foot-3, 203-pound Marsh projects as a strong replacement for Elijah Sarratt as a starting wide receiver. Tobi Osunsanmi Position: DE Previous school: Kansas State Class/eligibility next season: R-Sr. (one year) What to know: The 6-foot-3, 250-pound Osunsanmi played in 36 games across four seasons at Kansas State, collecting 50 tackles, 12.5 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks. In 2025, he tallied six tackles for loss and four sacks in six games before suffering a season-ending injury. Osunsanmi's fit at Indiana: Senior edge defenders Mikail Kamara, Kellan Wyatt and Stephen Daley are out of eligibility at the end of the season. Osunsanmi should offer a boost to the Hoosiers' pass rush. Preston Zachman Position: S Previous school: Wisconsin Class/eligibility next season: 7-Sr. (one year) What to know: Zachman, who stands 6-foot-1, 212 pounds, played in 34 games at Wisconsin, collecting 130 tackles, four tackles for loss and seven interceptions. He used a normal redshirt in 2020, played in fewer than five games in 2021 and should get a medical redshirt in 2025, granting him a seventh year of eligibility. Zachman's fit at Indiana: Indiana will lose starting safety Louis Moore to graduation, and Zachman's history of ball production and starting experience trend favorably to him filling Moore's shoes. Jiquan Sanks Position: S Previous school: Cincinnati Class/eligibility next season: Jr. (two years) What to know: The 5-foot-11, 195-pound Sanks was the first true freshman to start Week 1 at Cincinnati since 2015 when he earned the nod in 2024. Sanks tallied 92 tackles and 3.5 tackles for loss across 24 games. He played 506 defensive snaps last season, according to Pro Football Focus, and spent 242 snaps in the box, 207 snaps at free safety and 56 snaps at slot corner. Sanks' fit at Indiana: With his versatility, Sanks can fill various roles on the back end. Along with Moore, starting rover Devan Boykin is out of eligibility after this season. Sanks has the skill set and experience to play either safety or rover. Joshua Burnham Position: DE Previous school: Notre Dame Class/eligibility next season: R-Sr. (one year) What to know: The 6-foot-4, 260-pound Burnham played in 40 games with 15 starts across four seasons at Notre Dame. He collected 65 total tackles, 17 tackles for loss and six sacks for the Fighting Irish. Across 12 games and four starts this year, he totaled 16 tackles, six tackles for loss and a career-best three sacks. Burnham's fit at Indiana: Indiana is losing both high-end talent and additional depth pieces in its defensive ends room, and Burnham offers a seasoned, proven veteran who shouldn't let a high bar slip any lower. Chiddi Obiazor Position: DE Previous school: Kansas State Class/eligibility next season: R-Jr. (two years) What to know: The 6-foot-6, 275-pound Obiazor played in 28 games across three seasons at Kansas State, collecting 46 tackles, 10 tackles for loss and six sacks. In 2025, Obiazor played in 12 games and made 28 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and two sacks. He was more disruptive than his sack number suggests, as Pro Football Focus credited him with 30 pressures, Obiazor's fit at Indiana: Obiazor has the size and experience to play both inside and outside on the Hoosiers' defensive line. This past season at Kansas State, he took 291 snaps at defensive end and 181 snaps at defensive tackle, according toPro Football Focus. All Transfers from Indiana Football Andrew DePaepe Position: DE Class/eligibility next season: R-Jr. (two years What to know: The 6-foot-6, 261-pound DePaepe was a consensus four-star recruit who transferred from Michigan State to Indiana in the spring of 2024. He missed his first season in Bloomington after suffering an injury in fall camp, and he collected two tackles and a half-tackle-for-loss in four games this season. William DePaepe Position: DE Class/eligibility next season: R-So. (two years) What to know: DePaepe, who stands 6-foot-6 and 260 pounds, was a consensus three-star recruit who redshirted in 2024 and appeared in only one game this season. He recorded two tackles, one sack and one tackle for loss against Indiana State in Week 3. Amariyun Knighten Position: CB Class/eligibility next season: 5-Jr. (two years) What to know: Knighten provided competition at Indiana's boundary corner position behind All-American selection D'Angelo Ponds. Knighten appeared in just two games this season, playing four snaps against Kennesaw State in Week 2 and 19 snaps vs. Indiana State the following week, according to Pro Football Focus. Makai Jackson Position: WR Class/eligibility next season: Sr. (one year) What to know: Jackson announced intentions to transfer Sept. 29. He played 54 snaps across the first four games of the season, catching three passes for 15 yards — all in a 73-0 victory over Indiana State on Sept. 12 — before opting to reserve his eligibility and take a redshirt. Mitch Verstegen Position: OL Class/eligibility next season: R-So. (three years) What to know: A consensus three-star recruit in 2024, Verstegen did not play a regular season snap across two seasons as a reserve offensive lineman at Indiana. Aden Cannon Position: DE Class/eligibility next season: R-Sr. (one year) What to know: Cannon walked onto the team in the fall of 2022 and did not appear in a regular season game across four years in Bloomington.
  2. So we FAFO. Awesome portal strategy.
  3. Each one could maybe be explained and excused. Taken as a whole, Sark and staff are beyond clueless at navigating this Portal window. When do we start worrying about the numbers??????? Additions. Player Position Old School Eligibility (years) Ian Geffrard DL Arkansas 2 Trey Dubuc LS New Mexico 2 Gianni Spetic K Memphis 1 Mac Chiumento P Florida State 1 Michael Masunas TE Michigan State 2 Bo Mascoe CB Rutgers 2 Losses. Player Position New School Jerrick Gibson Running Back Purdue CJ Baxter Running Back N/A Quintrevion Wisner Running Back Florida State Liona Lefau Linebacker N/A Trey Owens Quarterback N/A Derek Williams Jr. Safety RETURNING TO TEXAS DeAndre Moore Jr. Wide Receiver N/A Santana Wilson Cornerback N/A Rickey Stewart Jr. Running Back N/A Aaron Butler Wide Receiver Oregon State Connor Stroh Offensive Lineman Kansas Parker Livingstone Wide Receiver N/A Lavon Johnson Defensive Lineman N/A Neto Umeozulu Offensive Lineman N/A Caleb Chester Cornerback Arizona State Colin Page Running Back N/A Nate Kibble Offensive Lineman Baylor Daniel Cruz Center N/A Elijah Barnes Linebacker N/A
  4. This should be the motto for this thread.
  5. So why even high school recruit? The hit rate is low for Freshmen to make an impact. Sounds like the highly recruited ones who have to take a pay cut into 2nd year are going to portal anyway. Just spend all that money and time in the portal market. Tamper and moneywhip the players you want from the portal. Buy starters and backups. It appears that we are letting backups walk. That is just wasted money.
  6. Either way, it's everyone else's responsibility but her daughter's.
  7. Fictional. We are paying Barnes $250k. We bring in dude and pay him $700k. Barnes says, "Hey, I want $400k now." We say no, you're worth $300k. Barnes leaves. Now we have to find a spare for $300k in the portal. It's not like Amazon where there are tons of tons of $300k LBs to choose from. You have what's available in the portal or go tampering. Tamper to get some spare to enter the portal for $300k? Can you find a diamond in the rough for $3-500k? Are you going to blow your wad for another $700k LB? At this point in the game, I don't trust us to do any of the latter. We have available 105 scholarships. At the rate we are losing vs gaining, we will be lucky to field 85 scholarships.
  8. So we're going to find a diamond in the rough backup whose coaches thought the same of their player? And we're going to pay that backup the same money that we would've paid the backup we just let go? Let's just trade one known commodity for an unknown commodity and wish the unknown is a diamond in the rough.
  9. Moralless lawyer and an angry mom looking to blame anyone but her own daughter for her daughter's suicide. Everyone loses. "My daughter was the happiest girl in the world. For absolutely no reason at all, alcohol made her want to kill herself! They shouldn't have served her or make her drink all that alcohol to get herself stupid drunk!!!!!"
  10. This is how you swing a big dick. There's no Temu in this shit.
  11. I think this is the problem. Roster gets wind of what we are offering up transfers. So the roster players now raise their expectations. It's fine if we are landing our top choices, but that doesn't seem to be the case, at least not on the offensive side of the ball. So we lose out on our targets and aren't willing to pay to retain what our roster thinks they are worth. We seem to be losing both. Great position to be in.
  12. Show me where we outspent for someone who everyone wanted? We aren't willing to do what it takes to land our main targets but don't have enough money to retain our backups and have to shopping for backups on the cheap.
  13. The problem is we have to pay money for backups. So we have a known backup and what he can do and just cut him loose. Now we're going to have to pay someone unknown except on tape to play backup for the same price that we were willing to pay our own backup. Backups are spares which other programs are ok loosing. We just cast our dude aside to pick up a spare from another dude. This shit is just stupid.
  14. We are Temu Joneses. We don't have any more money than other programs.
  15. If you aren't tampering in this period, you are going to get left the fuck behind. Sounds like we're doing our best to tamper and still not getting our top choices. Got to play the game.
  16. This is just lazy as fuck from Flood and the staff. Talent is talent, regardless of where they are coming from. I guess this is why the NFL only has players from the bluebood college programs. Oh wait.... From the results on the field to the shit I read about Flood, why the fuck does Sark keep this disphit around. Can you imagine Smart or Saban keeping dead weight on the staff because he's a buddy? Yes I know Flood was on Saban's staff, but if Flood had underproduced like he has this and last year, Saban would've already kicked his ass to the curb.
  17. Our conviction and resolve seems severely lacking. When tf did we become The Temu Joneses? Likes Sarks offense in big games, he can't close worth a fuck.
  18. I'm here to get shit on. Fuck this piece of shit.
  19. Is there a shame section for the extra poor people to stand or are they vulturing the aisle just standing there like zombies? Cause I draw the line at some fat ass' ass in my face the entire 1-3 hours.
  20. I can relate. In the mid 90s, after a night out on a bachelor party in Austin, my really drunk buddy called an escort service he found in the yellow pages. He requested 2 blondes. 30 mins later, a brunette and a redhead repeatedly knock on his hotel room door. He won't answer. I'm in the room across and watch the comedy through my peephole. I get out and try to help out the ladies by knocking on the door. From the other side of the door, we hear him yelling at a dude on the phone. "Are you color blind because these bitches at my door are not blonde." The 2 ladies proceed to leave after another 5 mins of not opening the door. Then they ask me if I want some fun. I reply, "Who do you think the 2nd blonde was for?" They get pissed and leave.
  21. When is the portal closing? I'll check back when the dust has settled and we've settled on our 3rd and 4th choices. Nothing is sane when young men and $$$ is involved.
  22. So things seem to be going well ..
  23. Those motherfuckers insist upon themselves because they see an opportunity to finally be relevant, only took Texas and OU to leave the conference. With that said, it was impressive to see what their spending produced on the defensive side of the ball. I think they learned to need to spend money on the offense and it looks like they might be doing that. Anyway, fuck them.
  24. ...and the Russian judge awards the intellectually challenged a 10 for their mental gymnastics routine!
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