Indiana’s strength recently has been its stout offensive line. Jason Spriggs and Dan Feeney both earned All-American honors last season, and Spriggs was recently taken in the second round of the NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers. Nate Sudfeld was the least-sacked quarterback in the conference, and IU’s o-line paved the way for the Hoosiers to run for over 210 yards per game.
Grayson Stover, one of the best players in IU’s 2016 recruiting class, could help strengthen that line even more. The Hudson, Florida native took a circuitous route to Indiana, committing to first Virginia and then South Florida before settling on the Hoosiers.