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Written by Nathan Comp
The Hoosier Huddle countdown to kickoff has begun! 75 days remain until the Hoosiers kickoff the 2020 season at Camp Randall Stadium against the Wisconsin Badgers. Today, we’ll highlight incoming freshman offensive lineman Luke Wiginton.
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Daily College Football Links (March 3, 2020)
Spring football practice starts Saturday. To help get you through the rest of the week, I have gathered popular college football news stories from around the state, region and country. If you have any links or stories you’d like to share please email them to TheHoosierHuddle@gmail.com. I have also included some fun off-season reading.
Indiana Hoosiers
Hoosier Huddle: Luke Wiginton Brings Winning Culture to Indiana
Hoosier Heartland Podcast: Peegs’ Matt Weaver discusses additions and subtractions to coaching staff and roster, recruiting, and the spring game with co-hosts Ben Malcomson and Kathie Chong. Listen: SoundCloud
Big Ten Football
2020 Big Ten Spring football schedule via CBS Sports
Top Maryland assistant leaving for NFL job, according to 247 Sports
Notes and quotes from Ryan Day following Ohio State’s first Spring practice via 247 Sports
ESPN: Ex-football players join University of Michigan sexual abuse case
College Football
Top 25 recruiting classes for 2021 via 247 Sports
Nine most-watched college football games in the 2019 regular season via 247 Sports
How LSU’s personnel losses compare to past national champions via 247 Sports
Bleacher Report ranks college football’s top big-play threats
Feldman: College Football insights gleaned from the NFL Scouting Combine via The Athletic (Subscription)
Off-Season Reading Suggestions
The Search for Indiana Football Glory
The 50 Best* College Football Teams of All Time
Study Hall: College Football, Its Stats and Its Stories
The System: The Glory and Scandal of Big-Time College Football
Early enrollee freshmen Dexter Williams, Luke Wiginton and Caleb Murphy talk to the media about their transitions to IU.
Read MoreWritten by: TJ Inman (@TJHoosierHuddle)
The Indiana Hoosiers entered the 2019 season expecting to be without left tackle Coy Cronk when they took the field in 2020. The senior had started more than 30 games for the Hoosiers and was hoping to wrap up his career by helping the Hoosiers to a bowl berth. However, Cronk was lost for the season to injury during the UConn game. He was able to medically redshirt but instead of returning to Bloomington for his senior season, Cronk is transferring to Iowa. While there was a period of time when it appeared IU would have the luxury of moving Coy Cronk to guard and starting him on the interior of the line, the staff will now need to piece together a unit that still has some returning talent and lots of intriguing pieces to plug into place.
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Name: Luke Wiginton
Position: Offensive Line
Height/Weight: 6’5, 275 Pounds
Hometown: Fort Wayne, IN
High School: Bishop Dwenger High School
247Sports Composite: 0.8451, 3-Star (1252 Natl, 102 OT, 10 IN)
Other Offers: West Virginia, Purdue, Vanderbilt, Illinois, Minnesota, Cincinnati, Ball State, Bowling Green, Illinois State, Miami (OH), Pennsylvania, Toledo, Western Michigan
Read MoreWritten by Sammy Jacobs (@Hoosier_Huddle)
With a veteran laden offensive line in 2019, the Hoosiers are making it a priority to reload as they prioritize the position in the 2020 class. Those efforts got a boost Saturday evening as three-star lineman Luke Wiginton from Bishop Dwenger (Ft. Wayne, In.) committed to the Hoosiers.
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