College FB Final 4

[Puck]

Anyone have any favorite players from these teams?

I really like Trinidad Chambliss. He did not get his redshirt senior status upheld so he will go into the NFL Wonder how far he will fall in the draft

[Colts And Orioles]

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The Indiana-Oregon game was over before the end of the 2nd quarter.

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[apballin]

Originally Posted by Puck

Anyone have any favorite players from these teams?

I really like Trinidad Chambliss. He did not get his redshirt senior status upheld so he will go into the NFL Wonder how far he will fall in the draft

Omar Cooper, local guy with a lot of potential

[Hoopsdoc]

Are the Hoosiers cheating somehow?

I’ve never seen a team so completely dominant. It’s like Oregon never stood a chance.

I’ve never seen anything like it. It’s almost as if IU somehow knows what’s coming on every single play.

For the record, I don’t actually think they’re cheating. But I know a lot of bitter opposing fans do.

[IndyNorm]

Totally insane. There's not a person on the planet other than maybe Curt Cignetti who would have even imagined the Hoosiers would be playing for a national championship ever, much less in Cig's 2nd season. And he probably wouldn't have imagined them completely steamrolling the other CFP teams to get there. Really hope they keep it up for just 1 more game!!

Omar Cooper, local guy with a lot of potential

I like Cooper too. Although he's a Jr, so depending on how things go might not be in the draft until '27. I like Sarrat a lot as well, and he's a SR. Also like both of IU's RBs Hemby and Black, and both of them are seniors.

Stephen Daley was great this year until his post B1G championship game injury. He's a little undersized and with the injury could be available in day 3 of the draft.

Other IU players I like Aiden Fisher (Sr LB), D'Angelo Ponds as a Kenny Moore type of player (although he's only a Jr), and Charlie Becker WR looks great although he's only a SO.

On Miami I like Mesidor and Bain. Although just about anybody on their DL is really good.

[YDFL Commish]

The Hoosiers may be the best coached team that I have ever seen. Every player is in position to do exactly what any given play was meant to accomplish.

They don't beat themselves. They play as a complete team. They play big boy physical football.

Man, are they fun to watch! All this from a bunch of 3 star and walk on prospects.

You can't make this shit up?

[Puck]

Hopefully Ballard see this and starts bringing in players with proven production over projections

That team is really one of a kind

[ChoppedWood]

Originally Posted by YDFL Commish

The Hoosiers may be the best coached team that I have ever seen. Every player is in position to do exactly what any given play was meant to accomplish.

They don't beat themselves. They play as a complete team. They play big boy physical football.

Man, are they fun to watch! All this from a bunch of 3 star and walk on prospects.

You can't make this shit up?

Hate to say it because I could not stand watching it, but this is the most Saban Bama dynasty blueprint in motion since the Bama dynasty teams. The physicality is insane. Almost every tackle is one where you mutter "damn" under your breath. In the running game, that line loves to just maul you and they constantly get to the 2nd level.

Then you put that fucking balls out man at the helm, where he trusts EVERY single player on the team to do what they are good at and there is not an ounce of fear in their play calls.

As Puck pointed out, both Ballard and Steichen could really benefit from booking a week or so at the Cignetti residence learning how to built a TEAM and how to LEAD a team. He to me, is the antithesis of what both of our guys are.