Hey luckypants, I like IU, too.
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"...he's good enough to be a top draft pick..." Two questions: 1.) Do you think it's possible a skills player from I.U. could be a number 1 pick in the N.F.L. draft? 2.) If so, what impact do you think it would make on recruiting? Personally I don't think we'll see a top draft pick until we begin to perform well as a team, but I may be wrong.
Thanks for the reply. Yeah, I agree with you concerning Randle El. I've thought that just by his success as an individual player while at IU, and his rise in NFL value, we'd see more draft picks taken in the early rounds. I'd sure like to see a handful of significant Big Ten wins this year, and a bowl game would be terrific. Keep up the good work, you've got a cool site here...
Hi everyone.
Hello there,
I am Peter Robert Casey and I am a basketball columnist. I have initiated an idea to create a sports blogroll where bloggers from all sports disciplines could participate. All you need to do is to add my blog link to your blog and i'll do the same. That way, we could have a mutual partnership and we could refer visitors to each other's blog.
Please let me know if you would be interested.
Your's in Hoops,
Peter Robert Casey
http://www.peterrobertcasey.com
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