Indiana Football: Hoosiers make final 4 for offensive line grad transfer
By Adam Childs
The Indiana football team made the final four for offensive line transfer Keldrick Wilson. He announced his top four on twitter on Monday.
The offensive line has been a point of emphasis for the Indiana football team this offseason and to try and help they are in on transfer Keldrick Wilson. Wilson, a graduate transfer from Hampton, announced on twitter his final four schools and the Hoosiers were included.
The Hoosiers are looking for Wilson to possibly play tackle for them. It is no guarantee that he would be the starter if he does pick the Hoosiers, but he would have every opportunity to win the job.
Wilson said he wanted to pick a school that could help him reach his dreams of playing in the NFL according to 247sports.
"“I want a school that is really committed to me,” Wilson said. “I also want to be somewhere that will put me in the best position to go onto the next level. That is my dream and that is what I am looking for. I am looking for a program that can get me ready for that.”"
Indiana has had success putting linemen in the league with Simon Stepaniak the most recent example as he was just drafted by the Green Bay Packers.
The other schools Wilson listed in his top four were USC, West Virginia, and Pitt. He is a native to North Carolina so West Virginia and Pitt would allow him to stay on the East Coast, but Indiana should have a good chance to land him.
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He would be the second grad transfer linemen they would be able to bring in after getting defensive linemen Jovan Swann from Stanford last week.