From 247's Allen Trieu
Very damning statements regarding professionalism and how Indiana has it (and Wisconsin doesn't).
This is the latest decommitment, as of this morning, on his flip from Wisconsin (14 month commit) to Indiana today:
"I talked with a lot of the recruitment department, as well as continuous conversations with Coach Bostad, the offensive line coach, and Coach Cignetti," Novak said. "Matt Wilson, the recruiting director, was a great guide for both of my parents and I, making it feel like home. Everything at Indiana was very professional and organized. Everyone knows what their task is, everyone knows the standard there. So I liked them professionalism and honesty from all of the coaching staff. I felt very appreciated as the player I am."
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That professionalism and the strength program led Novak and his parents to see they were in good hands.
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"At Indiana, everything seemed very professional which was one of the first things my parents and I noticed and appreciated," he said. "With the path college football is taking, it should be as professional as possible, which we saw at Indiana. I also loved the strength and conditioning coach and his manner."
