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Any die hards tell me why Indiana is this good?

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We will get to Mendoza. We will. But he will be better than Sayin and will spread the ball more. It will be a battle to the end. But Miami will prevail. A game for the ages. Mario v.s Curt, but at the end, Mario will win by ruthlessness.
 
DTP said:
Alabama has multiple 5 star and high 4 star players on both lines. Why did Indiana dominate them in the trenches? Because they have been coached much better.
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I mean it’s team identity. Have you ever seen an air raid team with finesse win a natty?

People trash bro ball but that’s the blue print for the physicality on both sides of the ball. You can’t just try to turn it on like Alabama tried to do.

Indiana has elite coaching. They were missing the los talent last year now they have it.
 
Bird4um said:
I would guess the staff. Perfect situation to go home if the family wanted.
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We had Mateer ranked higher and we pursued him. Mendoza wanted to lock in quickly, and with his brother at Indiana, it made a lot of sense for both Miami and Indiana, at the time.
 
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rekofred said:
They spent a load of money in the Portal to buy the talent they have. Great coaches and development. I would also add that they have done a fantastic job of evaluating the talent of the lower tier divisions and took a chance on developing those boys and we're successful. That is something I wish we would do more of. They have running backs and many other kids who came from far lower division than P4 who they identified and took a chance on. That is a potential gold mine. Marcus Stokes is a prime example at QB who I think could wreck at our level.
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You mean like Marty Brown or Poyser
 
Bird4um said:
Haven’t watched any games.
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One reason, this man here....

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SPAMM said:
siriani of the Eagles coached at IUP with him. Father was long time coach For those who don't, know, IUP is Indiana Univetsity of Pennsylvania
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His father (Frank) was the HC at WVU, replacing Bobby Bowden. He was there a few years before he was replaced by Don Nehlen. Cignetti has worked for many coaches including his dad, Amato, Wannstedt and Saban. He was always known as a very good recruiter but obviously knows how to coach.
 
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