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Yeah, I’d lump those two together too. I think both are handled through the school now.

NIL seems to be year to year though. Don’t offer NIL for the following year and I’m sure the kid will find another opportunity regardless of how long his scholarship may last.

Chicken and the egg again… Was Indiana great team because Mendoza won the Heisman or did Mendoza win the Heisman because Indiana was a great team? While a good transfer Mendoza didn’t come in with those type of accolades.

Would be a good sign to see Sunram, Randle or Hick break into the two deep at DT.

DT now has 4 guys that are upperclassmen with significant experience playing FBS football. That by itself should be a huge improvement.

Interesting that everyone keeps mentioning this point but fails to mention that most of these kids were not considered NFL talent before arriving at Indiana. I think there’s a bit of a chicken and the egg situation occurring here.

I think this is confirmation Mo Omonode will be here next year. DT looks like it could have some depth next year.

That’s also not saying something negative which is what I was saying to start. They aren’t going to say anything negative about a kid leaving. There’s a million other ways to convey the point if that’s truly the case. Refusing to say anything is enough to get the point across without being...

Once a fan realizes the NCAA and member schools don’t want NIL and revenue sharing to be successful, the dysfunction makes all the sense in the world.

Missing Spring Ball is obviously not ideal but he’s probably getting close to missing the spring semester at every option. Seems like it’s time to get over his pride and find somewhere that he can put something on film. Maybe even JUCO especially if that time doesn’t count against his D1...

Why? Speaking about something as subjective as a former employee/contractors attitude to a prospective employer sounds like a good way to get named in a lawsuit.

There’s zero chance this staff is saying anything negative about Kollock or any other transfer.

Or it could speak to how hard it’s going to be for HS QBs to break into college football. It’s highly likely that every program, regardless of division, could take a QB with actual college experience if they wanted.

Programs paying agents not to tell the kid (their client) about offers is really, really bad. Those people should be kicked out of college sports.

If offensive too expensive at the deadline, a C that excels on defense like JEEK would be a really nice consolation prize. Probably still expensive but hopefully mitigate damage if/when JEEK is out.

Nobody has any idea what he can do on a college football field and that’s the problem for QBs in his position. Stay at your current school and hope that your number is called when you’re an upperclassman OR go out to a lower level and put something on film. No one is taking an upperclassman...

With the way the portal works today for QBs, it seems imperative for guys to get playing time as underclassmen. They can’t risk sitting behind a starter for multiple years waiting their turn only for their team to pull a OB out of the portal to play over them. Go where you can prove yourself...

You’re right. He gained weight due to injury at the start of fall camp and wasn’t able to lose it.

I think there was more to it than this take. He made some really good plays but he was far too inconsistent and made several boneheaded plays. Also, remember that Tanner Morgan was his QB and Tanner was good enough to get the ball to Bateman and Johnson.

Convenient timing with the portal closing in two days.