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I wonder how they're defining "screens" because I see a lot more passes that I'd call screens in today's NFL than those low percentages.

Temu Sam Darnold. Put yourself in a situation where you have to ask him to go win the game and you've already lost.

Speaking of Love and those final wins over K, Caleb Love is a feature of two of my all-time favorite UNC basketball photos From the final game in Cameron: From the Final Four win: Love struggled with consistency (a recurring theme under Hubert Davis) but man, he had one helluva knack for being at his best in big games and big moments.

It's gonna be interesting the impact this has around the college football world. I mean, for the worst program in power conference D1 football to hire a new coach and immediately win double digit games for the first time in program history then follow it up with an undefeated national championship run in year two... just wow. I don't think even the most delusional rosy outlook folks thought something like that was possible. These blue blood schools are gonna be looking at their programs like this program that has a historical record of only winning about 40% of their games just won a national title and is 27-2 over the past two years simply by hiring the right coach. Every other power conference team is gonna be looking at Indiana like "hey, that could be us if they can do it so can we." I think what Cignetti has done at Indiana has really ramped up the pressure and expectations across the board.

I mean, they should. That's what you're trying to hire - a guy who is going to produce results on the field. Don't get meatballed like old Hurndog. LOL

They've checked that box. No need to go through with a second interview unless they're truly considering him.

For a guy hardly any of us would muss and a decent chunk would straight up love to be rid of. Sure would be a sweet deal.

The problem is that legit contenders would also be willing to offer that. The only way we likely lure in a player like Hendrickson is offering him more, maybe considerably more, than teams in better situations to compete now and that gets very very dicey with players on the wrong side of 30.

They have Josh Hoover coming from TCU. He threw for nearly 3500 yards and 29 TDs. Mendoza there for barely 3000 yards and 16 TDs at Cal last year.

What is Herbstreit talking about? "I've had NFL head coaches calling me asking me what's going on, how has Cignetti..." No you haven't. STFU and stop lying.

Speaking of keeping your nose down, where was Michael Irvin tonight?

This is the portal era. They can reload again. I mean, in terms of sheer talent they might have been top 15-20.

Draft him.

What does Aidan Fisher's draft stock look like? Looks like a player to me.

Something is off. I don't know what, but something is off.

Ladies and gentlemen, Carson Beck.

Yeah, I'm sure they ran it there expecting to go on 4th and short but got virtually nothing. Just give the ball to your Heisman QB in those situations.

Don't love that. Give the ball to your Heisman QB.

Yeah, with the huge college roster sizes they can afford to roll the dice on athletes hoping they can make football players out of them or at least figure out a situational role for them. A lot tougher to do that when you're limited to 53.

The Rams will probably draft him in the 5th and people will be like "how do they keep finding these guys???" Oh, I don't know. They just keep drafting receivers with great hands and fundamentals and don't get distracted by stopwatches.

We shoud draft #80. Dude just catches the ball. No matter what.

A reclassified freshman. This is what should be his senior year of HS. He was 17 at the start of the season.

What did he have, about 70 yards on that drive? They'd done a great job against him up until that drive.

So much for bottling up Malachi Toney

You know a QB fuging sucks when the opposing team is fug it, just let him stand back there and pat it. He ain't gonna hurt us. LOL