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Here's another jolt of good news for the Indiana Hoosiers -- it received its 20th commitment when wide receiver Tray Herndon gave his word to coach Terry Hoeppner.
Of course, the way things are going in recruiting these days, words are hard to hold.
Anway, Herndon received all-state recognition, which is pretty good considering the kind of high-caliber talent Florida produces. He broke a Jacksonville, Fla., city record with more than 1,700 receiving yards.
Hoeppner's pass-friendly system is attractive to guys who like to catch and run -- in other words, if you're a receiver, you'd love it in Bloomington.
Wednesday is the officially signing day and, if Herndon and the 19 other commitments do what they've pledged, it should be a good Hoosier day.
How good?
We'll give you all the details in upcoming blogs.
Indiana Lands Florida WR
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