Indiana football could be about to land a historic recruiting coup as five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales prepares to announce his college choice this Friday on The Pat McAfee Show. Standing at 6’5”, 201 lbs, Sales is a top-ten nationally ranked prospect who could become the highest-rated recruit in Indiana’s digital era—surpassing even Dasan McCullough. With Indiana’s recent national championship and proven track record of developing NFL-caliber receivers, including those drafted in the first 115 picks, the Hoosiers are the frontrunner. While Ohio State and Texas remain in the mix, Indiana’s momentum and receiver development pipeline make Bloomington the ideal launchpad for Sales’ NFL dreams.

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Charlie Becker is emerging as a top wide receiver prospect for the 2027 NFL Draft, leading the Big Ten in yards per catch and poised to be Indiana’s No. 1 receiver after their top two stars left. Standing 6-foot-4 and packing 210 pounds, Becker combines elite speed (22.5 mph) with strength and versatility, excelling in deep routes and contested catches (76% catch rate on 50-50 balls). He’s also willing to play through contact and shows budding blocking ability. While he needs to improve his route sharpness and consistency—especially against tight coverage—his raw talent and potential breakout role at Indiana make him a first-round candidate if he refines his game.

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Curt Cignetti, Indiana’s head coach, cracked a dry joke about being ranked eighth on a poll of the most hated college football coaches—right after filming a State Farm commercial and giving himself a “C-” for acting. While names like Lane Kiffin and Deion Sanders topped the list, Cignetti shrugged it off, insisting his focus is on wins and player development—not fan polls or Hollywood. He’s got his priorities straight: the game, the team, and nothing else.

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