In three of the last five seasons, Indiana ranked either No. 1 or No. 2 in the Big Ten in total offense. The Hoosiers were inside the top-five the other two years. The common thread: Kevin Wilson was calling the shots. One of the more respected offensive minds in all of college football, Wilson turned Indiana into a program no Big Ten team wanted to see on Saturdays. The Hoosiers could score and they could score on anybody. “We didn’t want to play them every year,” Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer said of Wilson and Indiana. “I know that.” It’s precisely why Meyer targeted Wilson this past offseason after he resigned from his post as the Hoosiers’ head coach amidst allegations related to player mistreatment. The Buckeyes had an opening after both Ed Warinner and Tim Beck moved on and Meyer knew who he wanted to come in and enhance…
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