IU QB booted from team (Footblog)

IU QB booted from team

Former Indiana QB Kellen Lewis was dismissed from the team for an undisclosed violation of team rules, according to the AP. Lewis, Indiana's biggest weapon on offense with his throwing and running ability, made the switch to wide receiver this spring, perhaps to follow another former IU QB -- Antwaan Randle El -- and better his NFL stock in next year's draft.

Lewis was a second-team All-Big Ten selection as a quarterback in 2007 but was suspended for four months before the 2008 season, according to the report.

- Mink

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Matt Fortuna is a junior majoring in journalism and a football reporter for the Collegian. He has previously covered the men's tennis, soccer and basketball teams. A traditionalist, he would like nothing more than to see Joe Paterno throw it back to his Brooklyn days and install the single-wing offense this season.

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