Indiana can sort of cement itself as we are no longer this team that's going to be fighting for six wins anymore.

Malachi Tony, is he going to be ready?

Dante Moore, he showed improvement, better command.

What's going on, y'all?

Bud Elliott here at the Coverage 3 College Ball podcast, and this is summer school. That's my man, Zach Goodall, 4 to 24-7 Sports does a great job for us all the time. Zach, how you been, man? Doing great, bud. Really appreciate you having me on. Yeah, dude, for sure. All right, so we'll just jump into this. Obviously, these are pretty fast and furious.

You know, Billy Napier out, a ton of roster turnover.

They do bring in John Somerall, who crushed it at Troy, really kind of just kept doing the same thing.

At Tulane, a guy with SEC experience, given his time at Kentucky for a while as one of Mark Stoop's top lieutenants also played in the SEC.

What have you noticed different about the program under Summerall so far?

You obviously haven't played any games, but it's been about six months now, I guess.

Yeah, I mean, it really depends on how you look at it.

Like selfishly from a media member's perspective, huge fan of their transparency,

huge fan of them willing to come out, Somerall especially,

and just be blunt, be honest with what his thoughts are on the state of the roster.

He's not overhyping anything.

Although I think that there's a,

he's taken a different approach too in terms of like the patience versus the wanting to win right now compared to Billy Napier. And I think a lot of that comes from the success he added Troy and

Tulane like you mentioned, like to go in there and did, but he did as quickly as he did. He's not

treating this like a multi-year rebuild. Like I think he will be upset if they don't win 10 games

this year. And I don't want to set that as the expectation, but like that's just his kind of approach. Every year with Billy Napier, and we heard that it's going to be a process. It's taking some time for us to get the pieces in place. And Summerall is not coming in, uh, trying to be patient as Nate knew us. Offensively, they bring a Buster Faulkner in from Georgia Tech.

I know that's the guy that Summerall had wanted to get when he went to Tulane,

but back when Faulkner was an O-C or sorry, like an analyst at Georgia,

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