Only 122 days until Ohio State visits Bloomington to take on the conference's least serious football program.
for 2024 have no impact on the upcoming IU-OSU game, but they are an ominous sign of that trend in Bloomington. Until last weekend, the Hoosiers' class was not ranked, because you cannot rank what doesn't yet exist. IU was the only B1G program without a verbal commitment.
They've picked up their first two commitments over the past few days, though - a tight end from Michigan with no other B1G scholarship offers and an offensive lineman from South Dakota with no other FBS offers. Optimistically, they’re both late bloomers heading into their final high school seasons.. Optimistically, it will round into form.in exchange for similar talent to what just left campus.
And the talent gap shows up on the field: IU is 2-16 in conference play since fans returned to stadiums in 2021. The Hoosiers are not winning games or developing players, which - when you recruit like Indiana does - development is not optional.There is no B1G football program with less juice right now than the one in Bloomington, and it starts with the man in charge. Last November, IU's greatest living football coach was on the home side of the Horseshoe coaching tight ends.
Tom Allen inherited Kevin Wilson’s rebuild after 2016, and for a few seasons the Hoosiers looked the part of a mediocre program aggressively threatening their historical ceiling. The current build is now entirely of Allen’s own construction, right down to theMike Doig and Allen coached at the same high school decades ago. He hired his buddy with no collegiate experience into a
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