Indiana Football: Freshmen who will make the biggest impact next season

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Beau Robbins

The third in-state four star player hails from Carmel, Indiana and brings in oozing potential for growth.

Coming in at 6-foot-5 and 250 pounds, Robbins possesses the size that could allow him to compete as a defensive end in the Big Ten as a freshman.

Robbins was very disruptive in opponent backfields during his senior season at Carmel High School, where he finished the season with 82 tackles, 17 for loss, 6 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and one blocked kick with the special teams unit.

He will need to add-on some weight and strength this off-season if he wishes to achieve a similar level of productiveness at the Big Ten level. Additionally, Beau Robbins will also need to continue fine tuning and developing his pass rushing and run stopping abilities to have an opportunity to impact the defense.

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