A former Power Five recruit who moved to North Carolina in high school became the first true freshman to start for the Tar Heels. Then he transferred to Charlotte, where officials haven’t determined why he remains ineligible.

Despite flashes from Charlotte’s offense, the 49ers are headed to American Athletic Conference play with just one win and plenty of question marks.

Indiana (3-0; 1-0 Big Ten) is earning national attention for its performance through the first quarter of the season. The Hoosiers offense is firing on all cylinders — they are averaging 50.0 points and 515.0 yards of offense a game — while the defense has given up just two touchdowns.

Coming off a Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week nod against UCLA, quarterback Kurtis Rourke led another dominant performance for the Indiana offense, which totaled 510 yards in a blowout win over Charlotte.

Under his leadership the Charlotte 49ers bought stock in an SEC transfer at quarterback, added 44 Power Four transfers to the roster and has a second-year staff with notable big-name additions. But on the other hand, the 49ers had to replace the top three tacklers on the defense and all but one starter on the offensive line.