came out leo (industry), Brockshot have Indiana on his radar, but he eventually committed Miami Exceed Ohio State University. The former four-star entered the transfer portal and began talking a lot with Indiana, committing after a powerhouse visit to Bloomington on Monday. Curt Signetti and Indians.
Other schools are reaching out and getting some invitations to visit, but Short is coming home.
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“I’ve committed to Indiana,” Short told On3 Monday afternoon.
During his visit, he knew Indiana might be the perfect location.
“I’ve talked to Indiana many times and this is the only visit I’ve scheduled,” Short said over the weekend. “I really like what Indiana has done under Coach Signetti. The way he’s turned the program around is unbelievable.”
When Short was in high school, Tom Allen was the head coach at Indiana University. He visited and enjoyed it. This may be his only visit before making his decision.
“The most important thing for me in my decision was to go to a place where I knew I would develop and have a good team culture.
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“If it feels good, I can commit. I think it would be cool just to get out there and see what’s being built. I think I’d really enjoy it.”
Indiana lands a talented TE in Short
Before coming to Miami, Brock Short was rated as one of the top tight ends in the country. He is listed as a four-star prospect according to Rivals Industry Rankings and is ranked No. 246 overall nationally in his category.
Short is the No. 13 tight end in the class. He was the sixth overall pick out of Indiana.
As a senior in high school, Brock Schott played in 11 games and had 28 catches for 462 yards and five touchdowns. In his final year at school, he was named “Mr. Football” at the tight end position by IFCA.
