What we learned from Towson

1. Ben Chappell has added another weapon in red shirt freshman tight end Ted Bolser. His first career catch happened to go for a touchdown and he did a great job stretching the field. He came in as a freshman around 220 pounds but now is up over 250 pounds. Lynch has said some great things about Bolser and I believe he could be a very special player at IU and will add another dimension into the offense that we haven't had in the past.

2. The defense will be just fine filling in all the spots where we had players graduate. Yes, the Hoosier defense did give up two big plays that we don't want to see. Lynch believes what happened will be easy to correct and they are in a good starting spot after week one. We lost a lot of production on defense after last year but it looks like there are plenty of guys who will be able to step up this season. This Hoosier defense also has much more depth than in years past and did a good job forcing turnovers and stopping the run.

3. The offense is going to be tough to stop. Obviously, Towson is not a great team but we still put up over 50 points without our number one receiver Tandon Doss, and most of the second and third stringers saw extended action. Darlius Willis really changes the offense so keeping him healthy will be key. Chappell did what we expected out of him and the offensive line didn't give up a sack. If everybody stays healthy this offense could put up some big numbers.