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They don’t look it, they are it. This is easily the most complete team and they showed it all season. All phases. Anyone who says otherwise is a dipshit.

They might not win it all, as anything can Happen against a great D, but they’ve got it all, and can match up with any style of play

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Well said. Any doubters that remain simply have brains that cannot get past the logo on the helmet.

I've seen people saying earlier even just today that there are no dominant teams in CFB this year. Well, yeah there actually is. But people just don't want to admit that the only dominant team of the year, wire to wire so far, is Indiana. They're legit, and they have been all season. They went into Eugene, Oregon and put belt to arse to the Ducks. Indiana even threw a pick six that game and still won by double digits on the road. They beat OSU to win the Big Ten. They handed Bama their worst loss since 1998. Like what more do you need to see to finally admit that Indiana is the bona fide, real deal, legit #1 team in the country and they earned it?

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However, they also have a higher NIL budget than LSU and a lot of notable transfers.

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Mark Cuban is apparently an active NIL donor. That'll do it

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I didn’t expect BAMA to win this game, but I didn’t expect them to quit like this.

Add that to the way there’s no reaction or emotion from the coaches on the BAMA sideline, they’ve quit too

Doesn’t look vast a great light in DeBoer

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DeBoer isn't a bad coach but he's no Saban and he never was going to be. And even at Washington I never really got the sense his teams were tough. He will still have his teams above average but if Bama won't be satisfied until they find the next Bear/Saban they're gonna be searching for a while. Just the reality.

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This new QB is better

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More than likely it's a change of pace that IU doesnt have film on or prepared for. They definitely needed to make a change the way the game was going and given there is no next game if they lose, but I've seen so many times teams make a QB change and they have initial success and then plummet back to earth once teams get film on him. So can't really sit here and say he should have been starting the entire time, or that he would have been the better season-long option just because he had a productive drive here

And then when they're expecting run, just go over the top for a TD :lol:

Belt to arse. IU is legit and hopefully now more will accept that fact.

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another 17 point deficit. With the way Indiana is running the ball I don't see how they can come back.

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Unlike Oklahoma, IU has an offense. And quite frankly probably an even better defense.

I know the idea of Indiana being the best team in the country is so mind blowing to college football fans that they have to think it's some kind of fluke and they'll get exposed soon. But it's not a fluke. Indiana just really is that good. If this season went play for play, opponent for opponent, but they had a script A on their helmets instead of the IU logo, no one would question it or find it hard to believe

Some people still can't see past the logos on the helmets

He will never compete for anything meaningful in the Big 10.

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Why is that relevant?

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His study showed more religious states had higher teen pregnancies. In other words, southern states, the bible belt. Which also happens to have the highest black population density in the country. Therefore it's worth consideration that maybe that is what's driving the teen pregnancy rate up. Perhaps a variable that could have more correlation than religion, worth looking into at least imo

For instance Utah is a pretty religious state but also has a pretty low black population percentage and they have a pretty low teen pregnancy rate as a state. :dunno:

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2006 Tennessee game after Les ate Tracy Wolfson’s arse at halftime.

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"Play our Aflacs off"