Dan, you can't even see reality from where you are...
But I am damn glad you are back. Heard the rumor and had to pop in for the summer to see if it was true. No disappointment.
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Dan, you can't even see reality from where you are...
But I am damn glad you are back. Heard the rumor and had to pop in for the summer to see if it was true. No disappointment.
Have you been over to HokNation lately? Not even Section or Dan can stomach much of that place....
Chris Hassel Retweeted Allen Lazard
How excited are you to get to play at historic Kinnick Stadium this year?
Chris Hassel added,
Allen Lazard - @hasselESPN you don't need to hide your pride anymore
Chris HasselHow excited are you to get to play at historic Kinnick Stadium this year?
Chris Hassel added,
Allen Lazard - @hasselESPN you don't need to hide your pride anymore
^ESPN dumps Grantland and keeps a turd with nothing better to do that be a childish troll to a college athlete.
^ESPN dumps Grantland and keeps a turd with nothing better to do that be a childish troll to a college athlete.
He was trolling, like he always does, but the whole conversation was pretty light-hearted. I don't think Lazard minded at all.
Touché on the Grantland point though, that was a damn shame.
tbh, Jack Trice Stadium is the more historic stadium. Given the fact it was the first college football stadium ever named after an African American.
I hate to defend that "historic" dump, but both stadiums are unique in their names. JTS the only one named after an African American, and I think Kinnick is still the only one named after a Heisman winner.
Oh don't get me wrong, I think Nile Kinnick is a great individual to name your stadium after. Heisman winner, lost his life in military service. I was just trying to kick up a little dirt :spinny:
^Whenever the ******* pink locker room comes up, I wonder what Nile Kinnick would think. Somehow I imagine his reaction would be an eye roll and a sigh.
Nile Kinnick, Jr. learned a lot of what he knew about football from his dad, Nile Kinnick, Sr. who was a quarterback for Iowa State.
Interesting that Nile used part of his Heisman acceptance speech to advocate for US isolationism - that is keeping out of the war - but ultimately volunteered for the Naval Air Reserve when the US found itself immersed in the war. You won't catch me speaking ill of Nile Kinnick, the man.
Interesting that Nile used part of his Heisman acceptance speech to advocate for US isolationism - that is keeping out of the war - but ultimately volunteered for the Naval Air Reserve when the US found itself immersed in the war. You won't catch me speaking ill of Nile Kinnick, the man.
Good news on the Calloway front, much to CyTwins' chagrin.
Rumors swirling that he is visiting OU for a recruiting BBQ this weekend. He has squashed that and said he doesnt communicate with OU and reiterated that he has no plans to visit other schools.
The only remaining visit he will take is his official to Iowa for a game this fall.
Rumors swirling that he is visiting OU for a recruiting BBQ this weekend. He has squashed that and said he doesnt communicate with OU and reiterated that he has no plans to visit other schools.
The only remaining visit he will take is his official to Iowa for a game this fall.
And I thought this thread was going to be buried forever. But I guess us Cyclones just love talking Iowa too much...
Hopefully he enjoys his visit to Norman this weekend. Where there's smoke...
False alarm in regards to the smoke.
It was initially reported by someone on 247 earlier in the week but the OU Rivals site never had him on their list of visitors.
He actually asked the guys at HR to spread the word that he isnt taking any visits besides his official to Iowa.
That's what they all say. I'm sure it won't be too hard for Stoops to convince him to play in a real conference
Wont that be kind of hard to do since Calloway said himself he doesnt communicate with OU?