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I'm looking to schedule games against Western Michigan, UMass, UTSA, and LSU, fyi.

Note that there are, like, 20-something seniors this year as opposed to 8 last year.

No UCF?

Maybe next year...it will likely be LSU, UMass, UTSA, and one/two others.

Actually, I may have room for another non-conference, which would be UCF...

2013-14 IU Schedule: (preseason rankings used)

@ #2 LSU
Western Michigan
UTSA
UMass
@ #14 Michigan State
-bye-
#13 Michigan
Purdue
@ #10 Ohio State
Penn State
@ #11 Nebraska
Illinois
@ #3 Wisconsin
-Big 10 Championship-

(A+ strength of schedule; IU is ranked 103rd overall)

*Cries because of no UCF*

But I'm predicting a 2-10 season, maybe 3-9

UMASS YEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAH

Indiana 3
#2 LSU 20

This was a rough game for both QBs, as they combined for 10 turnovers. However, LSU proved that it was the stronger team despite Zach Mettenberger's four interceptions and only 20 yards by senior running back Michael Ford by letting their defense do all the work. They combined for 4 sacks, 4 interceptions, 4 forced fumbles, and 2 fumble recoveries. Practically everyone got in on the action for the Hoosiers (0-1), as 22 different players recorded a tackle and 9 different players touched the ball offensively.

STATS

PASSING
Coffman: 4-15, 30 yds, 4 INT
Mettenberger: 9-17, 141 yds, TD, 4 INT

RUSHING
Houston: 16 att, 68 yds
Coleman: 7 att, 28 yds, fumble
Coffman: 6 att, -23 yds, 2 fumbles
Roundtree: 3 att, 12 yds, fumble
Young: 2 att, 2 yds
Ford: 18 att, 20 yds
Mettenberger: rush TD
Copeland: 1 att, 2 yds

RECEIVING
Chester: 2 rec, 27 yds
Houston: 1 rec, 5 yds
Wilson: 1 rec, -2 yds
Beckham Jr.: 5 rec, 90 yds, TD
Landry: 2 rec, 37 yds
Ford: 1 rec, 3 yds
Dickson: 1 rec, 11 yds

NOTABLE D/ST
Hoobler: 3 tck, 1 ast, 4 tfl, 2 sacks
Mullen: 3 tck, 3 ast, int, pass def
85 return yards (Wynn 38, Coleman 25, Stoner 22)
Minter: 8 tck, 3 ast, 3 tfl, sack, int
T.Jones: 3 tck, 2 ast, tfl, sack, int, 2 pass def

Tre Roberson will be the quarterback for next week's home game against Western Michigan.

Why did it go from purple to green?

Even though the Hoosiers aren't too great (yet), I still really enjoy this log. Keep it up babe.

Western Michigan 24
Indiana 27

Today was a hard-fought duel for both teams that ended with a Hoosiers victory. WMU senior tailback Tevin Drake ran for 67 yards and a touchdown, while IU junior quarterback Tre Roberson impressed in his first start this year and his bid for the starting job, as he was named MVP.

STATS

PASSING
Van Tubbergen: 15-28, 236 yds, TD, 3 INT
Coffman: 1-1, 25 yds
Roberson: 9-15, 128 yds, TD, INT
Coleman: 0-1

RUSHING
Drake: 17 att, 67 yds, TD
Roberts: 1 att, 1 yd, TD
Schaffer: 1 att, 1 yd
Houston: 11 att, 32 yds
Roberson: 6 att, 69 yds, TD
Coleman: 7 att, 30 yds
Roundtree: 3 att, -1 yd, TD
Zakrzewski: 1 att, 1 yd

RECEIVING
Stout: 6 rec, 110 yds
Mussman: 4 rec, 44 yds
Bynes: 1 rec, 9 yds
Keith: 1 rec, 7 yds
Roberts: 1 rec, 26 yds
Schaffer: 1 rec, 10 yds
Drake: 1 rec, 30 yds
Hughes: 4 rec, 70 yds
Houston: 1 rec, 1 yd
Bolser: 1 rec, 11 yds
Chester: 1 rec, 13 yds
Zakrzewski: 1 rec, 2 yds
Kearns: 1 rec, 8 yds
Wilson: 1 rec, 48 yds

NOTABLE D/ST
Easman: 7 tck, 2 ast, 2 tfl
Murphy: 7 tck, 3 ast, tfl, int, pass def
Waters: 6 tck, 2 ast, int
49.75-yard punt average (Voss 3-146, Phillips 1-53)
127 return yards (Coleman 80, Wynn 20, Stoner 27)

Redshirt freshman Nate Sudfeld will quarterback next week's game against UTSA.

UTSA 14
Indiana 32

It was a great game today in Bloomington. After a UTSA touchdown, Shane Wynn took the kickoff and ran it back 99 yards for a touchdown. IU also had a 90-yard touchdown pass from Nate Sudfeld to Jamonne Chester. But UTSA wasn't without its big plays as Eric Soza connected with Kam Jones for a 77-yard touchdown late in the 1st half.

STATS

PASSING
Soza: 7-10, 128 yds, 2 TD, INT
Carter: 5-10, 44 yds, INT
Sudfeld: 7-13, 161 yds, TD, 2 INT
Coffman: 0-1

RUSHING
E.Okotcha: 8 att, 17 yds
Houston: 20 att, 107 yds, TD
Coleman: 9 att, 30 yds
Roundtree: 9 att, 30 yds, TD
Hughes: 1 att, 2 yds

RECEIVING
Moeller: 3 rec, 19 yds
Freeman: 2 rec, 8 yds
Morgan: 2 rec, 11 yds, TD
Harrison: 2 rec, 41 yds
Jones: 1 rec, 77 yds, TD
Holmes: 1 rec, 12 yds
Shaw: 1 rec, 4 yds
Chester: 4 rec, 133 yds, TD
Coleman: 1 rec, 10 yds
Kearns: 1 rec, -1 yd
Bolser: 1 rec, 19 yds

NOTABLE D/ST
B.Okotcha: 5 tck, 7 ast
Douglas: 4 tck, 6 ast, 2 tfl
Murphy: 4 tck, 2 tfl, 2 int
160 return yards, kick return TD (Wynn 125, TD, Coleman 25, Stoner 10)

Coach Wilson has yet to decide on his starting QB next week against the UMass Minutemen. "Any of the three could be our QB- Cam [Coffman] struggled, but against a great team and Tre [Roberson] and Nate [Sudfeld] both excelled. We may also look at Chase Clark (a freshman athlete who is currently playing safety) as we feel he is a good quarterback."

What happened to the Play-by-Play?

I didn't like doing it and decided to change the style.

Also, who do you think should be the starting QB?

Cameron Coffman (best arm but no mobility, 80 ovr, junior, 4 INT @ LSU)
Tre Roberson (quite mobile, 80 ovr, junior, MVP vs. WMU)
Nate Sudfeld (balanced, 76 ovr, RS freshman, 90-yard TD vs. UTSA)

Right now I'm leaning towards Roberson or Sudfeld.

Aww man. I feel like the summaries are so bare. They're only like two-three sentences

I'd say Roberson for your starting QB