Wednesday opens the early signing period for high school football players across the country.

Coaching changes at Purdue and Ball State have created some uncertainty with a number on in-state prospects.

See where Indiana’s top players are committed.

In his own words: Why Mark Zackery signed for Notre Dame.

In his own words: Why Davion Chandler signed with IU.

Rankings via On3.com.

1. Mariyon Dye, Edge, Elkhart Central – Tennessee (No. 68 in nation)

2. JonAnthony Hall, WR, Fishers – Stanford (No. 131)

3. Damien Shanklin, Edge, Warren Central – LSU (No. 147)

4. Mark Zackery IV, CB, Ben Davis – Notre Dame (No. 155)

5. Brock Schott, TE Leo, – Miami, Fla. (No. 221)

6. Cameron Herron, OL, Warren Central – Notre Dame (No. 268)

7. Benny Patterson, DL, Castle – Michigan (No. 296)

8. Eugene Hilton, WR, Zionsville – Wisconsin (No. 412)

9. Mason Alexander, CB, Hamilton Southeastern – Pitt (No. 463)

10. Tyrone Burrus, Edge, Warren Central – Indiana (No. 539)

11. Brandon Logan, S, FW Snider – Notre Dame (No. 676)

12. Davion Chandler, WR, Lawrence North – Indiana (No. 732)

13. Nizyi Davis, TE, Lawrence Central – Wisconsin (No. 805)

14. Cameron Gorin, OL, Hamilton Southeastern – Purdue (No. 845)

15. Jaron Thomas, ATH, Concord – Purdue (No. 861)

16. Isaiah White, DL, Ben Davis – Illinois (No. 891)

17. Lebron Hill, WR, Hammond Morton – Vanderbilt (No. 892)

18. Israel Oladipupo, Edge, Noblesville – Boston College (No. 1,107)

19. Jimmy Sullivan, QB, FW Carroll – Iowa (No. 1,149)

20. Landon Brooks, Edge, Delta – Purdue (No. 1,165)

21. James Finley, S, Andrean – Northern Illinois (No. 1,175)

22. Cordarrll McFee, DL, Elkhart Memorial – Cincinnati (No. 1,233)

23. Enoch Atewogbola, Edge, Avon – Minnesota (No. 1,253)

24. Evan Parker, OL, Carmel – Indiana (No. 1,295)

25. John Peters, CB, Merrillville – Western Michigan (No. 1,331)

26. Adrian Holley, Edge, Michigan City – Kansas (No. 1,363)

27. Andrew Barker, TE, Kokomo – Indiana (No. 1,497)

28. Jerome Smith, S, Lawrence North – Miami of Ohio (No. 1,507)

29. Carmine Orozco, DL, Mishawaka – Miami of Ohio (No. 1,544)

30. Uchenyo Ojata, Edge, Carmel – Troy (No. 1,583)

31. Noah Ehrlich, QB, Crown Point – Miami of Ohio (No. 1,587)

32. Aiden Brewer, TE, Noblesville – Bowling Green (No. 1,598)

33. Fawzy Omotoso, Edge, Avon – Northern Illinois (No. 1,643)

34. Gian Carter, Edge, Lawrence North – Western Michigan (No. 1,644)

35. Brady Rhoad, TE, FW Carroll – Western Michigan (No. 1,775)

36. Freddy Brown, LB, Hammond Morton – Western Michigan (No. 1,864)

37. Anthony Ludington, Edge, Lawrence North – Miami of Ohio (No. 1,894)

38. Isaiah Rollins, CB, Warren Central – Miami of Ohio (No. 1,918)

39. Noah Knigga, LB, Lawrenceburg – Eastern Michigan (No. 1,926)

40. Sam Steward, LB, Homestead – Purdue (No. 1,947)

41. Jamarion Kolagbodi, CB, FW Snider – Delaware (No. 1,965)

42. Carsen Melvin, QB, Westfield – Bowling Green (No. 1,969)

43. Gavin Leach, LB, Castle – South Florida (No. 2,061)

44. Kimar Nelson, LB, FW Wayne – Uncommitted (No. 2,081)

45. Trenton Nixton, LB, Merrillville – Northern Illinois (No. 2,150)

46. Max Parciak, OL, NorthWood – Ball State (No. 2,187)

47. Mikeah Webster, LB, Westfield – Ball State (No. 2,190)

48. Garrett Long, TE, Columbus North – Kent State (No. 2,205)

49. Gabe Aramboles, WR, Westfield – Ball State (No. 2,217)

50. Sankeerth Veluri, OT, Carmel – Army (No. 2,220)

Quick thoughts on a 97-71 win against Sam Houston State:

How it happened

Indiana went small for a long stretch in the first half and the Hoosiers got rolling offensively. From the 13:12 mark in the first half to the six-minute mark, the Hoosiers went on a 25-3 run to grab a 34-12 lead. Luke Goode’s hot perimeter shooting was a big part of the run. Goode went 4-for-5 from deep in the opening 20 minutes and his 13 points were a team-high. Turnovers, however, were still an issue. Indiana committed nine in the first half. The Hoosiers also cooled off from the free throw line and shot just 5-for-10. A strong defensive performance limited Sam Houston State to just 25 points on 25.8 percent shooting and the Hoosiers went to the locker room with a comfortable 42-25 lead.

It was a poor start to the second half for Indiana as the Bearkats got within nine at 48-39 on a 3-point play by Cameron Huefner with 16:25 remaining. Fouls, however, began to pile up for Sam Houston State as Indiana reached the bonus by the under 12-media timeout, leading 59-47. Out of the timeout, Goode made a pair of free throws following a technical on Kian Scroggins and Oumar Ballo made another pair from the line to stretch the cushion to 63-47 with 11:56 left. By the 6:44 mark, the rout was on as IU stretched the lead to 81-58 on a Bryson Tucker transition layup, forcing Sam Houston State to take a timeout. The Hoosiers were never challenged the rest of the way as they recorded their sixth win.

Standout performers

Myles Rice led Indiana with 19 points on 9-for-12 shooting. Rice had 15 in the second half. Goode scored a career-high 17 points on 5-for-8 shooting. Malik Reneau also had 18 points to go along with 10 rebounds, five assists and three steals in 30 minutes. Anthony Leal also deserves a mention for his spark off the bench. Leal finished with four points, four rebounds and four assists in 25 minutes.

Statistics that stand out

Indiana scored 25 fast-break points and only allowed five offensive rebounds. The Bearkats didn’t score a second chance point. IU’s bench also outscored Sam Houston State’s bench 36-10.

Final IU individual statistics

Final tempo-free statistics

Assembly Call postgame show

Filed to: Sam Houston State Bearkats