Indiana helps case with Dominique Booth 
October, 14, 2012
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Jared Shanker | ESPN.com
Indianapolis Pike and ESPN Watch List receiver Dominique Booth already knew Indiana had the Big Ten’s best passing offense statistically. Watching the Hoosiers offense work this weekend, though, Booth did not know it could be that prolific.
“It showed me how much better they pass the ball,” said Booth, who has an Indiana offer among several others. “I guess it did help them a lot.”
For the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Booth, it was his fourth time visiting Bloomington and his second for a game. Following a 1-11 campaign a year ago, Booth liked that the Hoosiers competed until the end in a 52-49 loss to undefeated Ohio State.
“It showed me how much better they pass the ball,” said Booth, who has an Indiana offer among several others. “I guess it did help them a lot.”
For the 6-foot-1, 195-pound Booth, it was his fourth time visiting Bloomington and his second for a game. Following a 1-11 campaign a year ago, Booth liked that the Hoosiers competed until the end in a 52-49 loss to undefeated Ohio State.
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