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    10/10/2025 8:52 am  #1

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    Film analysis of Indiana

    https://www.addictedtoquack.com/big-ten-football/53823/duck-tape-film-analysis-of-indiana-football-2025

    Indiana sure seems like a well coached team. Coach Cignetti took one of the worst B1G teams and turned them into one of the best. 

    Their QB Fernando Mendoza transferred from Cal and did play at Auztzen 3 years ago I believe. He's on the short list of Heisman favorites. Despite having Mendoza Indiana has been running 59% of the time and have put up a number of 300 yard games on the ground. Illinois tried to stack the box and stop the run only to get lit up on the pass although their secondary had a bunch of injuries. 

    Indian's front 7 on the defensive side is suppose to be very formidable with a number of seasoned pass rushers. 

    I've only seen them play Illinois this year and they looked really good. As good as Indiana has looked I've heard a number on questions about how they will look against the Ducks speed that they haven't seen this year. 

    I'm confident that the Ducks will win, but I'm not for sure how close it will be. What's your take on the game? 

     

     

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