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Message: [QUOTE="tep624, post: 563913, member: 430"] I don't. It always rubs me the wrong way when an in-state kid commits to an in-state school and then flips to go to a school with a higher profile out of state. Especially a school like Indiana, he was probably Indiana's best recruit on paper of the past 30 years or longer. The only case where I can understand is in the event of a coaching change - that didn't happen here. Kiel had bigtime offers before he committed to Indiana, if he had even an inkling that he wanted to go elsewhere he never should have committed to Indiana to begin with. [/QUOTE]