It’s not less, it’s fewer. Indiana is giving their most talented player fewer touches.

I wish they would have done the same with Antwaan Randle El

I quite enjoyed the first IU-Iowa game of the Lynch era, backflips and all, but yeah, this is pretty much nuts. The best way for a program like IU to make strides is to find a way to overcome talent differential. As you note, one way to do this is with a dual threat quarterback. Now, despite an unspeakably horrid o-line last year, IU is going to become a “downhill running team” with a stationary quarterback.

So in the Pistol offense, to make the running back more effective he has to gain 8 yards or so just to make it to the line of scrimmage….Beautiful

As a Ball State alum, where Lynch set a national best losing streak, this is typical Lynch. This guy couldn’t coach a two-car funeral.

http://overthepylon.blogspot.com/2009/03/indiana-university-lynchd.html

just quick kick on 3rd down and save the Big 10 any reason to worry about their competitiveness