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Obviously dumb that ND gets an auto bid under any condition. Also sounds inevitable that they eventually expand beyond 12 teams.

Don’t you have to win the conference championship to be guaranteed?

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/fernando-mendoza-laments-leaving-cal-but-development-at-indiana-could-rocket-qb-to-top-of-nfl-draft-boards/ I’m not great at finding old articles, but here is one from summer. Everyone knew he was one of the top QBs whether he was a heisman...

Even their band has me jealous with these bangers. https://m.youtube.com/shorts/8sfoKmV-2mU

Meh, Paul Johnson and George O’Leary had better squads.

Their transfer haul this year is incredible. They’ll stay as a college football elite if they can continue these kind of portal hauls in my opinion. Their high school recruiting hasn’t been great, but it will improve quickly.

Fleck just brought some recruits with him, not players, as the free transfer did not exist at that time.

That guy should be fired 😂

Sure the amount will vary, but it all adds up. If they aren’t paying the high school kids much, that’s great, that would fall somewhat in line with what I would suggest doing. I think a budget of something like 15% for high school kids and save the rest for retention and portal.

Maybe not for next year but I do think we do see tier 4 happen again before too long. The new rules and playoff make it so much more possible than it was before.

Did Indiana not have a bunch of transfers?

Well he is now. They got the #2 ranked IOL, #5, 21, and 31 ranked Edge, #13 rb, #8 cb, #11 qb, and #9 wr from this years transfer class.

Love to see it, but I’m not going to be like an Arkansas fan making sure everyone knows our conference is the greatest thing ever.

He wasn’t viewed as a heisman contender because of the team he was on. He has been the consensus #1 QB pick for the NFL draft for over a year.

That’s sec vs sec….

I assume most players with multiple offers will be able to command some type of NIL leverage.

I think this is the case despite popular opinion.

Understood, but there’s not enough of a sample size to say he develops players better than anyone else. If we’re comparing to Fleck I guess Cignetti is much better at developing players, especially since we are crediting Kill/Claeys for all the players that Fleck had during his first four years...

He also has better players….

Maybe no heisman, but he’d be a top draft pick still, and I don’t think Indiana was the only school he could’ve won the heisman at.