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Greg McElroy labeled Fernando Mendoza as performing at a rare level among recent college QBs.
McElroy compared Mendoza’s efficiency to the best quarterback seasons since Joe Burrow.
Mendoza’s 73% completion rate is cited as evidence of efficiency and decision-making.
Mendoza is described as the 'CEO of the offense' by McElroy.
Indiana’s Peach Bowl performance showcased Mendoza’s efficiency against a top defense.
Mendoza’s mobility adds value, extending drives with his legs.
McElroy emphasized Mendoza’s ability to diagnose defenses pre-snap and punish errors.
McElroy cites Mendoza’s pre-snap decisions as a key strength.
The analysis links Mendoza to Indiana’s rising offensive success this season.
The narrative connects Mendoza to national title potential in the ongoing season.

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Becker stepped up after Sarratt’s injury, playing a career-high 59 snaps against Maryland and starting the next two games.
He posted 118 receiving yards at Penn State and 108 yards with a touchdown against Wisconsin.
Coaches credited Becker’s work ethic and ability to stay ready, even behind experienced receivers.
Becker’s performance helped IU’s postseason run, including clutch moments in the Big Ten Championship and CFP appearances.
IU head coach Curt Cignetti saw Becker’s potential during fall camp before he became a regular on offense.
Becker’s standout play helped Indiana secure a dramatic win at Penn State and bolster their receiving corps late in the year.

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