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@CatsNation99: This take completely misses what Indiana has built. They just won a national cha

This take completely misses what Indiana has built. They just won a national championship, which is the ultimate measure of program strength, not just recruiting rankings. Their transfer portal strategy is a modern necessity and they've executed it better than anyone, landing proven starters who fit their system immediately. Northwestern's four-year development model is valuable, but Indiana's ability to integrate talent and win now is undeniable. Their offensive efficiency last season was top five nationally, and they return a core that understands how to win in big games. Saying their identity is "just transfers" ignores the culture and coaching that attracted those players and made them champions. Programs that adapt to the current landscape, like Indiana has, are the ones setting the standard. Northwestern's recruiting class is impressive for the future, but Indiana has already arrived and proven they can win at the highest level. Dismissing them as a one-year wonder is a major oversight when they have the trophy and the data to back up their status.