IU Football Coach Kurt Cignetti: ‘We have got the opportunity to be as good as we want’
Indiana football coach Kurt Cignetti shared its overall raids of the team’s performance during the spring practice.
- The IU aggressive line coach Bob Bosad has relationships in the dairy state, and it is paying this recruitment cycle.
- Hosieres now have Nos 1 and 5 recruitment, both aggressive linemen, committed to Visconsin.
Bloomington – Indiana football Coach Kurt Signati indicated that his team’s 2026 recruitment category would be slightly larger during a recent attendance in a booster event in the coming weeks.
The latest oral commitment of hoosiers fit that details in many ways.
He took a pledge from the aggressive tackle of EO Claire North High School Kenton Mondu On Monday night. He is the 10th member of the signing class and is listed at 6 feet 7, 315 pounds on his hudl profile.
Mondue has eight scholarship proposals, including Wake Forest, Iowa State and Air Force people. He has given three stars and number 1,226 status at the national level. ON3 industry rankingHe is the number 92 aggressive tackle and fifth best likely in Wisconsin.
Bob Bosad, the aggressive line coach of the IU, is very familiar with the state’s scenario, who has spent 12 years as an assistant coach for the badges at two separate stents with the program. He also made an oral commitment to River Falls aggressive lineman Samuel Simpson in February. Simpson Visconsin has number 1 rank recruitment, per copy ON3 industry ranking,
Indiana At least three scholarships will need to be replaced by the aggressive lineman who are in their final year of eligibility after 2026 seasons, and starting the left tackle Carter Smith can leave for NFL early.
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Hosiers have headed the fall camp with a tonne experience at the fall camp, but the left guard will have a lot of competition to start Drew Evans, a injured to return from Akilis, while Kahill Banson and Zen Michaelski fought it on the right tack.
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