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Does Indiana REALLY Have A Quarterback Battle Going On? — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Some Indiana fans have been calling for
  2. 0:01a quarterback change for weeks [music]
  3. 0:03now. They got their wish in the second
  4. 0:05half of Indiana's matchup against
  5. 0:07Minnesota when Curt Signetti finally
  6. 0:09made the change. The Hooers won the game
  7. 0:11and it created a massive question.
  8. 0:13Should Sig go with the quarterback who
  9. 0:15hasn't started a game since 2024, but
  10. 0:18has been quietly hiding in the shadows
  11. 0:20of a Heisman winner and has met with one
  12. 0:22of the best minds in college football on
  13. 0:24a daily basis for 2 years? or do you
  14. 0:27stick with the guy who's already set a
  15. 0:30passing record at another power four
  16. 0:32school and was named the preseason Big
  17. 0:3510 newcomer of the year by USA Today.
  18. 0:37So, who should be the starting
  19. 0:38quarterback moving forward? Let's go
  20. 0:40right to the tape to find out. And to
  21. 0:42start, we got to understand why people,
  22. 0:44myself included, were so excited about
  23. 0:46Josh Hoover entering the year. I had him
  24. 0:47as a top 10 quarterback entering the
  25. 0:49season for good reason. Because he can
  26. 0:51make throws like this right here. You
  27. 0:52got a post over the top Becker and then
  28. 0:54you got an over route. And when Hoover
  29. 0:57is operating from the pocket, throwing
  30. 1:00with confidence, the ball's coming
  31. 1:01smooth out of his hand, he can hit over
  32. 1:03routes like this, which are uh tough to
  33. 1:07defend when he's operating at his
  34. 1:09traditional Josh Hoover levels. It also
  35. 1:12showed up here with another, you know,
  36. 1:14post over the top and then deep over
  37. 1:16coming this way. He's able to throw into
  38. 1:18second and third windows. And you know,
  39. 1:22you guys know the deal. There's a lot of
  40. 1:23passing attacks across the country that
  41. 1:25don't have a drop back game. Josh
  42. 1:27Hoover, again, when he is throwing
  43. 1:30accurately, has a drop back game that
  44. 1:32unlocks something this Indiana offense
  45. 1:34has that other high-end college football
  46. 1:36offenses don't. The only problem is
  47. 1:37those are the only two throws in this
  48. 1:39Minnesota game that show a high level of
  49. 1:42operating from the pocket. The reality
  50. 1:43is he was benched for a reason. Right
  51. 1:45here, you got Nick Marsh on the slot.
  52. 1:46He's got a post. I think this was a
  53. 1:48third down. This is open. I'll pause it
  54. 1:50at the top of Hoover's drop when he lets
  55. 1:51this go, but this is just an inaccurate
  56. 1:53throw. And I know he's dealing with the
  57. 1:54injury. I think after watching this
  58. 1:56film, it's as much mental as it is
  59. 1:59physical. But right here, these are the
  60. 2:01type of opportunities that a year ago
  61. 2:02with Omar Cooper Jr. in the slot as a
  62. 2:04firstround NFL receiver and Fernando
  63. 2:06Mendoza as the Heisman Trophy winner.
  64. 2:07They never miss these opportunities.
  65. 2:09Instead, what could have potentially
  66. 2:11been a home run shot, but at the very
  67. 2:12least, a first down completion sails
  68. 2:15over his head. A missed opportunity
  69. 2:16there. We go to a dig route on the top
  70. 2:19of the screen. This is on the margins,
  71. 2:21right? This isn't necessarily like a
  72. 2:22glaringly inaccurate throw, but it's
  73. 2:24behind Marsh again. I think this is a
  74. 2:27third down. I believe this is the one
  75. 2:29where Hoover's jumping up after he
  76. 2:30throws this cuz he knows it's
  77. 2:31inaccurate, but just enough. Right. Look
  78. 2:34at the body language of that receiver.
  79. 2:35Just enough where he's having to contort
  80. 2:37his body. It's not a first down
  81. 2:39completion. And there's a lot of grass
  82. 2:40moving forward where if you throw this
  83. 2:42accurate, it's a nice gain for Indiana.
  84. 2:44We move to a third inaccurate example.
  85. 2:47This one you got Becker going in motion.
  86. 2:49He's into the flat. You got Hoover
  87. 2:51rolling out to his right. This defensive
  88. 2:53end does make life tough. He's right in
  89. 2:55Hoover's face and you can tell Hoover
  90. 2:57once he rolls out is then looking to
  91. 2:59potentially go against the grain on an
  92. 3:02over route coming left to right and then
  93. 3:03gets back down to Becker late.
  94. 3:05Regardless though, if you're playing at
  95. 3:07even just a good level, this is an easy
  96. 3:09pitching catch. Gets soft there in the
  97. 3:12in coverage. Yes, I know he's in the
  98. 3:13face, but this is the classic find a way
  99. 3:16throw. Put it on your dude. Get yourself
  100. 3:18a completion because even though this
  101. 3:20wouldn't have been a big game, when you
  102. 3:21miss throws like that, it adds to a
  103. 3:24compiling effect of miss throws that
  104. 3:27then leads you to lose confidence if
  105. 3:29you're a quarterback. Same thing happens
  106. 3:30here. Just simple out route into the
  107. 3:32boundary. This is an RPO where they're
  108. 3:34going to give a run action in the back
  109. 3:36field and then Hoover is going to pull
  110. 3:38this ball reading this end man on the
  111. 3:40line of scrimmage. Once he pulls this,
  112. 3:42this is a short throw into the boundary.
  113. 3:44Just misses him here. And you did not
  114. 3:46see this from Josh Hoover a year ago,
  115. 3:48which again, I know there's the injury
  116. 3:50piece, but it just feels like a
  117. 3:51quarterback that has yet to settle in to
  118. 3:54his new environment. And we can't
  119. 3:56underestimate the fact of how daunting
  120. 3:59the shoes are that he is filling
  121. 4:01entering into this season, not only from
  122. 4:03a Fernando Mendoza perspective, but a
  123. 4:05expectations perspective of how people
  124. 4:08view this Indiana team. and the
  125. 4:10responsibility that's on his shoulders.
  126. 4:12It again shows up. This is the third
  127. 4:14down one. Excuse me. Where again you
  128. 4:16have a dig route at the chains and he
  129. 4:18just misses him. He sails it over his
  130. 4:20head. And it's interesting because you
  131. 4:22guys know if you've been around the
  132. 4:23channel for a while. And on that note,
  133. 4:25if you like what you're seeing, do me a
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  136. 4:29out with breakdowns all season long. But
  137. 4:31you have heard me say before on this
  138. 4:32channel, you can tell a lot about how
  139. 4:34confident a coordinator is in his
  140. 4:36quarterback by the choice of play calls
  141. 4:38they elect to go with. You're not
  142. 4:40calling progression passes and full
  143. 4:42field reads if you don't think your
  144. 4:43quarterback can do that. There are tons
  145. 4:45of offenses in college football that
  146. 4:46don't do that. Indiana still continues
  147. 4:48to do that because they know that when
  148. 4:50Josh Hoover is playing at normal Josh
  149. 4:53Hoover levels and when Josh Hoover is
  150. 4:54playing at TCU level Josh Hoover, he can
  151. 4:57operate this. The only problem is what
  152. 4:59were 1 2 3 four. This is my fifth
  153. 5:01inaccurate example in this game. And I
  154. 5:03got four more for you guys. It's clearly
  155. 5:06not working for him. At least in the
  156. 5:08past week. Dig route top of the screen.
  157. 5:12There's a window there. It's a tight
  158. 5:13window, but there's a window there. He
  159. 5:16misses them. We go then to the next
  160. 5:17example here. This one is a little bit
  161. 5:19more um hardcore X's and O's, or I guess
  162. 5:22to say it differently, it's less
  163. 5:23glaringly obvious. We got to sit over
  164. 5:25the middle of the ball. a spray release
  165. 5:27post. Uh I think I have the receivers
  166. 5:30wrong in this, but yeah, I got the
  167. 5:32receivers wrong in this, but three of
  168. 5:33those receivers in the bunch will end up
  169. 5:35in those positions. And then you got
  170. 5:36Becker coming underneath. Hoover is
  171. 5:38going to try to hit this spray release
  172. 5:40post. And you can tell they're trying to
  173. 5:41scheme this open. This is the first read
  174. 5:43because you have an out outside leverage
  175. 5:45corner. You have a safety that's got to
  176. 5:47manage a lot. You like that leverage.
  177. 5:48Only problem is Hoover throws it behind
  178. 5:51him more on like this trajectory rather
  179. 5:53than in front of him. and I'll meet you
  180. 5:55at the A in Indiana and go get a rebound
  181. 5:58and tap your feet right on the A and go
  182. 6:00score a touchdown. And this is an
  183. 6:01example of why I think some of this is
  184. 6:03mental for Josh Hoover because he he
  185. 6:06speeds through this read and throws the
  186. 6:08ball so quickly. There's like no chance
  187. 6:11for this to really come open. And you
  188. 6:13might say, "Well, Max, he's doing his
  189. 6:14one two three step drop, no hitch, and
  190. 6:16getting the bottom of his hands. That's
  191. 6:17good." Yeah, but like this is just like
  192. 6:20not open. This corner is an excellent
  193. 6:22leverage. I still want to see what's
  194. 6:23going on with this safety. And again, to
  195. 6:25me, this ball needs to be thrown here,
  196. 6:28knowing that this safety is going to get
  197. 6:29attached to the uh to the middle hook.
  198. 6:31As a quarterback, you should feel that
  199. 6:33that is the winning area rather than
  200. 6:35driving it right now into this window
  201. 6:37with all sorts of junk underneath. The
  202. 6:39other reason, and you can tell this is
  203. 6:40why Indiana has Becker underneath, is if
  204. 6:43this is all murky back here, all good.
  205. 6:45Check the ball down. He might get hit
  206. 6:46for just a three- yard gain, but you at
  207. 6:48least give yourself a completion.
  208. 6:49Instead, you guys know the uh the term
  209. 6:51we call it here. It's uh good old foul
  210. 6:53ball, an uncompetitive, uncontested
  211. 6:55throw. It's a wasted rep and uh just an
  212. 6:57inaccurate throw. We go again here. And
  213. 6:59this one was fascinating to me because
  214. 7:01it felt like these were the exact
  215. 7:03examples that Fernando Mendoza always
  216. 7:05had a knack for coming down with or
  217. 7:07executing a year ago that then in 2026
  218. 7:11this just looks like, oh, great coverage
  219. 7:12by Minnesota. Oh, man. Oh, shucks kind
  220. 7:14of thing. But then, nah, if you contrast
  221. 7:16that to where Indiana's offense was a
  222. 7:18year ago, they always found a way to
  223. 7:20make these plays. And here's what I
  224. 7:21mean. You got Becker on a little switch
  225. 7:22release, take the middle route, and then
  226. 7:24you got Marsh, which I love when they
  227. 7:26line them up both together. He's on a
  228. 7:28corner route. As we'll see, Hoover then
  229. 7:31escapes the pocket. Right now, he's
  230. 7:32already decided to escape. To me, the
  231. 7:34winner's right here. Throw it in the eye
  232. 7:37to the second best receiver in college
  233. 7:40football. Allow him to make a play. If
  234. 7:42you step up forward and feel this
  235. 7:44spacing and know that you're trying to
  236. 7:45scheme this open, I think there's a shot
  237. 7:47for that to win. instead he then steps
  238. 7:49up to his right knowing that then
  239. 7:51subconsciously and quarterbacks know
  240. 7:52this. They know this subconsciously if
  241. 7:54they're stepping up to the right that
  242. 7:55you then are only going to have one
  243. 7:56option towards the back pylon. And with
  244. 7:58how good Nick Marsh is and this is
  245. 8:00relatively good protection. I know he
  246. 8:02has to step up but it's still a cleanoff
  247. 8:04window. At that point you know you're in
  248. 8:05the tight red zone. Throw this ball now
  249. 8:07and I'll meet you at the back pylon and
  250. 8:08I know that's my only option. If for
  251. 8:10whatever reason you didn't like Becker
  252. 8:11here. Sweet. Go towards the back pylon
  253. 8:13and at least give yourself a chance.
  254. 8:14instead it's like escape mode and he's
  255. 8:16not able to execute this play versus a
  256. 8:19year ago it felt like Mendoza always
  257. 8:20made the those uh those contested red
  258. 8:24zone throws. And then last but not
  259. 8:25least, just had to show it so you guys
  260. 8:27can see that like hey if they don't go
  261. 8:29with Hoover this game or why was Hoover
  262. 8:31benched, it's because of the three six
  263. 8:33nine inaccurate throws in this game.
  264. 8:36Here you have a little out route to the
  265. 8:37tight end and he just sails it over his
  266. 8:39head. Um yeah, not the cleanest of games
  267. 8:43for Josh Hoover. gets caught in between
  268. 8:44reads. Um, obviously not ideal. All
  269. 8:47right, so we see the both sides of Josh
  270. 8:49Hoover when it's great, but then also
  271. 8:50where it was ugly against Minnesota. So
  272. 8:52then they go with the backup Grant
  273. 8:53Wilson. And you might be like, "All
  274. 8:54right, Max. Well, then what changes with
  275. 8:56Grant Wilson?" Well, the very first
  276. 8:57thing that jumps out to me is the
  277. 8:58quarterback run game is much more of a
  278. 9:01focus when it comes to the play calling
  279. 9:03when Wilson's in there. He's a little
  280. 9:04bit bigger. He's got the uh got some
  281. 9:07mobility here. They dial up a little
  282. 9:08quarterback draw and it's effective.
  283. 9:10It's effective. I think the difference
  284. 9:13right away when I watch this first half
  285. 9:14compared to the second half is you can
  286. 9:16tell Indiana has a notch more confidence
  287. 9:19in Josh Hoover's ability to win from the
  288. 9:22pocket, but then with Grant Wilson,
  289. 9:23there's a notch more um design
  290. 9:25quarterback run game. That's where I
  291. 9:27started. I will show you though towards
  292. 9:28the end of this breakdown. I think as
  293. 9:30I'm dropping my pen, I think Indiana may
  294. 9:32have uh established more confidence in
  295. 9:34Grant's ability to throw towards the end
  296. 9:36of the game. We'll get to that. On that
  297. 9:37note, do me a solid like the video down
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  299. 9:40Helps me out a ton. That QB run game
  300. 9:41shows up here too. You got a blitzing
  301. 9:43safety. Excellent uh recognition by uh
  302. 9:46by Grant Wilson. This end crashes down
  303. 9:48and then Wilson pulls the ball towards
  304. 9:50the right. This is the type of run play
  305. 9:52that I guarantee USC is scheming all
  306. 9:55week in scout team being like, "Hey,
  307. 9:58when that number two guys in the zone
  308. 10:01read game is much more alive. Hoover is
  309. 10:03still mobile." But again, the play from
  310. 10:04a play call perspective, it doesn't uh
  311. 10:07doesn't pop as much. But even though
  312. 10:08there's a pop in the quarterback run
  313. 10:10game, it still isn't perfect from a
  314. 10:12passing game standpoint. Here he's got a
  315. 10:135-yard hitch on the outside. Pretty
  316. 10:15basic throw, inaccurate throw over the
  317. 10:18head of one of the best receivers uh in
  318. 10:21college football. This I probably should
  319. 10:23have started with this one. This is the
  320. 10:24best example of why Josh Hoover started
  321. 10:27over Grant Wilson outside of just the
  322. 10:29investment and the uh the track record,
  323. 10:31but it shows you the room to grow that
  324. 10:32Grant Wilson has still from a processing
  325. 10:34perspective. If you're an OG on this
  326. 10:36channel, I have broken down this play as
  327. 10:38a must install if you're a high school
  328. 10:41offense or you're a college coordinator
  329. 10:43with a struggling quarterback. I loved
  330. 10:44this play call when I was at USC because
  331. 10:47it's very easy to read. We called it
  332. 10:49Kujo. You got a curl on the outside and
  333. 10:52then you got flat routes by the number
  334. 10:54two receiver. In this case, it is the
  335. 10:56back and the slot receiver and then this
  336. 10:58tight end is a middle hook. It's so easy
  337. 11:00to read because no matter what the
  338. 11:02coverage is, you start with the middle
  339. 11:04hook. If this guy's open, hammer it all
  340. 11:06day. If he's not, which linebacker took
  341. 11:08it away? Whichever linebacker takes it
  342. 11:10away, that means he's sucking in to
  343. 11:12defend that. Well, that means he should
  344. 11:13have leverage on the window with
  345. 11:15whatever linebacker is covering that
  346. 11:17defender. That was a choppy way of me
  347. 11:19saying it, but it'll make sense when I
  348. 11:20uh when I pause it here, right? Tight
  349. 11:22ends not open. Which linebacker took it
  350. 11:25away? The one on the left. Sweet. Marsh
  351. 11:27is coming open. Really here though, and
  352. 11:28this is why it's a concern, both these
  353. 11:30guys are open. Clean pocket. And for
  354. 11:32whatever reason, Wilson is not able to
  355. 11:35get his eyes out there. He gets flushed
  356. 11:37and goes towards his left, finds a
  357. 11:38completion. It looks like, oh, great
  358. 11:40mobility. Nah, this is cause for
  359. 11:42concern. And if I am um Gary Patterson
  360. 11:44at USC, I am putting this on tape to
  361. 11:47give my secondary and defensive line
  362. 11:49confidence that like, hey, this guy is
  363. 11:51still trying to find his way as a
  364. 11:53processor from the pocket. This right
  365. 11:55here is the best receiver combo in
  366. 11:57college football. Both guys are open.
  367. 11:59You don't find them until the scramble.
  368. 12:00that leads to opportunity for USC if
  369. 12:02you're uh if you're game planning. And
  370. 12:04then here again, it's just a deep out
  371. 12:06towards the wide side of the field. This
  372. 12:07is not an easy throw. This is a big boy
  373. 12:09NFL throw and he just misses him. It's
  374. 12:11just an inaccurate throw again to
  375. 12:13compare it to last year. And not that
  376. 12:15Grant Wilson is Fernando Mendoza. These
  377. 12:17are the types of throws that Fernando
  378. 12:19Mendoza made with ease, easy access, off
  379. 12:21coverage. Man, they wore out Oregon
  380. 12:23against this route or with this route, I
  381. 12:25should say. Instead here, it's just an
  382. 12:27inaccurate throw. My point with this is
  383. 12:29not to just ream on the backup
  384. 12:31quarterback, but to show you the
  385. 12:33conversation for Indiana behind the
  386. 12:34scenes as they're evaluating which
  387. 12:36quarterback to go with. When Hoover is
  388. 12:38playing at his best, which has not been
  389. 12:40a given this season, he does give you a
  390. 12:42notch more from the pocket. At least
  391. 12:43through the first quarter and a half of
  392. 12:46Grant Wilson playing this game, the end
  393. 12:48of the end of the fourth in overtime,
  394. 12:49dude showed me something. This right
  395. 12:51here is also a phenomenal example. And
  396. 12:53this was a key moment in the game.
  397. 12:54They're driving, trying to score. They
  398. 12:56end up having to settle for a field goal
  399. 12:57in which it gets blocked or they missed
  400. 12:59it. I forget exactly what it was. But
  401. 13:00this cat-and- mouse game from a
  402. 13:02coordinator perspective is fascinating
  403. 13:03because on second down they dial up a
  404. 13:06corner route and this guy is coming
  405. 13:08open. You got Marsh on the outside with
  406. 13:10a little level route and the initial
  407. 13:12read is he's trying to get his tight end
  408. 13:13a little stop and go meet you at the eye
  409. 13:15in Indiana and make it happen. He misses
  410. 13:18this corner route which is happening
  411. 13:19fast. It's all good. Backup quarterback
  412. 13:21sometimes you're going to miss this. But
  413. 13:22his offensive coordinator recognizes it
  414. 13:25right away of like, "Oh, we had the
  415. 13:26corner on the top of the screen. We got
  416. 13:27to get back to that. We got to get back
  417. 13:28to that." So the very next play, they
  418. 13:31dial up a route to occupy that same area
  419. 13:34of the field. You got a little uh over
  420. 13:36route, dig route, and then they're
  421. 13:38dialing up this out route, meet you at
  422. 13:40the front pylon. This is the contested
  423. 13:41catch that was all over Sports Center.
  424. 13:43The coaching point here though is Wilson
  425. 13:46is a tad late. He hitches and hops just
  426. 13:48a tad, which then, hey, yes, this is
  427. 13:50open. Yes, this is a great throw, but it
  428. 13:52is technically late. The coaching point
  429. 13:54here is get this ball out sooner and
  430. 13:57you're not having to go to review and
  431. 13:58it's not. Yes, that's a hell of a catch,
  432. 14:00but you're not putting in the ref's
  433. 14:01hands to then force yourself to settle
  434. 14:03for a field goal in which you miss and
  435. 14:05it almost cost him the game. My point
  436. 14:06with showing you that is you would
  437. 14:08expect Josh Hoover on the flip side, if
  438. 14:11he's operating at normal Josh Hoover
  439. 14:12levels to deliver that throw, get you a
  440. 14:15touchdown, and you don't even have to
  441. 14:16worry about the overtime craziness. But
  442. 14:18on the flip side, talking out the other
  443. 14:19side of my mouth, I was impressed with
  444. 14:21how Grant Wilson responded throughout
  445. 14:23the game, and he showed me that, hey,
  446. 14:25when he does get in rhythm, he can
  447. 14:27operate from the pocket. This is not one
  448. 14:29of those things where they're having to
  449. 14:30put their quarterback entirely on
  450. 14:32training wheels. You got a deep out.
  451. 14:33Yes, he missed one earlier. Deep out
  452. 14:35towards the uh towards the top of the
  453. 14:37screen getting Charlie Becker a touch.
  454. 14:39He can deliver that throw. This right
  455. 14:40here was an absolute dime. You got the
  456. 14:42over route by the slot. You got the big
  457. 14:44boy post over the top to Becker. I think
  458. 14:46this is Becker. Yep. And this is just a
  459. 14:48flatout dime. This is an excellent throw
  460. 14:51by Grant Wilson. So, he has the chops.
  461. 14:53And if you're Indiana evaluating your
  462. 14:55prospects moving forward, you're like,
  463. 14:56"All right, if we can get this
  464. 14:58consistently, well, then it's number
  465. 15:00two's job against USC in the matchup." I
  466. 15:03guess I'm talking through a USC lens.
  467. 15:05That's uh that's in a couple weeks. The
  468. 15:06post was big time. This was just as big.
  469. 15:08Third and 16. Dig to the top of the
  470. 15:11screen. Tight coverage. Minnesota's
  471. 15:13right there. Yet the backup quarterback
  472. 15:15puts it right on him. Marsh picks up the
  473. 15:17first down. That was a huge completion
  474. 15:20when Indiana absolutely had to have it.
  475. 15:23Also impressed with this throw in the
  476. 15:24two-minute drill to try to get yourself
  477. 15:26into field goal range to even give
  478. 15:28yourself a shot at the 60-yard. This is
  479. 15:30a hell of a catch by Becker on the
  480. 15:31bottom of the screen. But this is also a
  481. 15:33great throw, giving your receiver a
  482. 15:35chance to make a play. How many times do
  483. 15:37we see this scenario where the
  484. 15:38quarterback just doesn't even give his
  485. 15:40receiver a chance to even come up with
  486. 15:41the back shoulder. Hell of a catch. also
  487. 15:44a big-time throw in a moment where
  488. 15:46you're backed up against the wall for a
  489. 15:48backup quarterback. And then here, the
  490. 15:50uh the throw to win it. Yes, this is
  491. 15:52advantageous when you got one of the
  492. 15:53best receivers in college football on
  493. 15:54the top of the screen, but this is a
  494. 15:55dime. This is a dime. It's right on the
  495. 15:58money in a critical moment with your CFP
  496. 16:04Big 10, you know, title chances on the
  497. 16:06line. Yes, they have room to lose one,
  498. 16:08but that right there showed me a bunch.
  499. 16:10And it is the reason why if I'm Indiana,
  500. 16:13I'm giving the start to Grant Wilson. He
  501. 16:15showed me at the end of this game that
  502. 16:17there was growth in the pocket as a
  503. 16:20passer. Give number two the reigns and
  504. 16:22let him roll. On the flip side, Hoover
  505. 16:24with the injury. And again, I think
  506. 16:26there's something in between the air
  507. 16:27ears where he's not pulling the trigger.
  508. 16:29You know, one one of the best traits for
  509. 16:31Josh Hoover, and we talked about it this
  510. 16:32off seasonason, is he is smooth, [music]
  511. 16:34man. He operates like a middle infielder
  512. 16:35when he's playing confidently and that
  513. 16:37hasn't really come out this year. tons
  514. 16:39of inaccurate throws. I think he's lost
  515. 16:41confidence. And I think if you're
  516. 16:43Indiana, you got to bet on the fact that
  517. 16:45if you give Grant the nod, especially
  518. 16:47with how he played and the momentum you
  519. 16:49have coming off of the Minnesota win,
  520. 16:50that there's another notch that he can
  521. 16:52grow into. And I'm filming this Tuesday
  522. 16:55morning, so if I've missed an update and
  523. 16:57signetti's already gone one way or the
  524. 16:58other, my mistake. But this will be
  525. 17:00something to track not only in the weeks
  526. 17:02ahead, but the months ahead. And how
  527. 17:05short of a leash does Curt Signetti give
  528. 17:07his quarterbacks with a roster that is
  529. 17:10good enough to win the national title?
  530. 17:12If you enjoyed this video, do me a
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  532. 17:14the channel. I appreciate you guys
  533. 17:16hanging out this far, and I'll see you
  534. 17:17on the next one. [music]
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