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Hardy to NFL.

To no one's surprise, James Hardy will enter the 2008 NFL Draft instead of returning to IU for his senior season. In just three years at IU, Hardy became IU's career leader in receiving yards, receptions, and touchdown receptions. Hardy has been integral to the improvement of IU's program, and while the cupboard is not bare at WR, Kellen Lewis and the rest of the offense will be in a different position next year without the 6-7 deep threat.


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