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Griffith becomes first IU football 2013 commit

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Homestead Highschool (Fort Wayne) wideout Isaac Griffith became IU's football's first 2013 commit when he accepted his scholarship offer Sunday. Griffith was participating in Head Coach Kevin Wilson's Football Camps, which run through Sunday, June 17 and will attract other IU football recruits to Bloomington.




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Miami Dolphins sign McDonald

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Former IU left tackle Andrew McDonald’s agent Josh Marks called him at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday to inform ?him that the Miami Dolphins were interested in signing him.

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Miami Dolphins sign McDonald

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Last Saturday, former IU left tackle Andrew McDonald was invited to rookie camps for two NFL teams — the Miami Dolphins and the Green Bay Packers. It turns out that he didn’t even need to go to the second camp to get signed.











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Column: Max’s proposed Division 1 conference realignment

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I present my dream conference alignment, one with a renewed focus on geography and tradition. I fully recognize that this could never happen. The administrators and higher-ups with one hand always on their pocketbooks would never allow for something that would so concentrate the television markets




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Max’s Recruiting Power Rankings

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Everyone has his or her own opinion about how recruiting classes stack up against each other, who will emerge as stars and what the future has in store for these teams. Here’s my take on this year’s recruiting classes in the Big Ten:


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LIVE: National Signing Day live chat

IDS sports editor and football beat writer Alex McCarthy and national sports columnist Max McCombs are discussing National Signing Day on a Hoosier Hype live chat. Join the conversation.


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How to keep up with National Signing Day

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With recruiting going on at every corner of the country, the sheer volume of updates can be daunting. Both IU media and national media will be present today to help college football fanatics with coverage lasting from before sunrise to long after the sun has set.