Signing Day Video: Coach Greg Frey Chats About the Offensive Line
/Indiana's Greg Frey talks about the Hoosiers offensive line signees on National Signing Day.
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Signing Day Video: Deland McCullough Talks on the New Hoosier Running Backs
/Indiana's Deland McCullough on the Hoosiers running back signees on National Signing Day.
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Signing Day Video: DL Coach Larry McDaniel Speaks on 2014 Class
/Indiana's Larry McDaniel talks about the Hoosiers defensive line signees on National Signing Day.
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Signing Day Video: DB Chris Covington
/DB Chris Covington
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Chris Covington, a 2-Star Rivals.com recruit is out of the Chicagoland area and brings great size to the Hoosiers at 6'2" 215 lb. Covington will probably be a hybrid safety/linebacker for the Indiana defense.
Signing Day Video: DL Derrian Meminger
/DL Derrian Meminger
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The Hoosiers continue to poach the state of Georgia. Defensive lineman Derrian Meminger is a 2-star Rivals prospect who was a late addition to the 2014 class. He also had offers from Louisville and Cincinnati.
Signing Day Video: DB Zeke Walker
/DB Zeke Walker
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Indiana was the only FBS school to offer Walker a scholarship, however he did garner interest from Georgia and North Carolina State.
Signing Day Video: DE Robert McCray III
/LB Robert McCray
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Robert McCary III is a defensive end out of Georgia. He is unrated by the recruiting services, but has good size at 6'3" 245 lb.
Signing Day Video: WR Simmie Cobbs
/WR Simmie Cobbs
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The Oak Park, Illinois gives the Hoosiers some size at the receiver position at 6'4" 205 while also replacing some of the depth lost after Kofi Hughes, Duweyce Wilson, Ted Bolser, and Cody Latimer departed Bloomington. Cobbs was also ranked as the 39th best receiver in the state of Illinois by 247 Sports while running a 4.5 second 40-yard dash.
Signing Day Video: RB Devine Redding
/RB Devine Redding
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On the field Redding looks to have the size, strength, speed combination needed to play for a BCS team. It would seem however, that Redding would likely redshirt his freshman year to develop his skills, allowing him to become a major contributor down the road. While he lacks that next level speed, his lower body stability will allow him to break tackles and be tough to bring down. He is a patient blocker who allows his offensive line to work with him. Redding is a between the tackle power running back. He has good upper and lower body balance which will allow him to move the pile and be a durable back, capable of playing in the Big Ten. He needs to learn how to run routes, and be a factor coming out of the backfield in the passing game.