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Charlie Becker, a six-foot-four, 209-pound wide receiver from Indiana, is turning heads with his elite athleticism—he won state titles in hurdles and relays in high school, and his dad played at Ohio State. A solid contributor last year with 34 catches for 679 yards and zero drops, Becker boasts elite route-running, smooth footwork, and a knack for making plays after the catch. His deep-ball threat and quick release make him a standout, and scouts are already comparing him to Ladd McConkey. Expect him to take on a bigger role in 2024 and watch him rise up draft boards.

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Sixty-three days until Indiana’s season opener, and the spotlight’s on sophomore defensive back Jaylen Bell — a 5’10”, 169-pound three-star recruit from Union, New Jersey, who played high school ball in Georgia. Bell saw action in 14 games last year, mostly on special teams or in blowouts, but was part of a championship team and ready to step up. Surprisingly, he drew interest from top programs like LSU, Florida State, and Miami — suggesting he may have been underrated by recruiting services. While his size raises questions, last year’s standout D’Angelo Ponds (5’8”, 182 lbs) proved size isn’t everything — and Bell was right there learning alongside him. With talent, pedigree, and a clear path, Bell could be the next big name at cornerback for the Hoosiers.

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