I would take warren over Wadley any day.
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I said that before last year which was not stupid. Warren was a preseason 1st team all conference player and Wadley was a backup
The NFL knows more about talent than you do. Then again you said you were and isu fan so the only great talent you usually see is playing for the other team.
Once again you underestimate Iowa player development. Only thing holding Wadley back at all was that he was a fumbler as a freshman. His talent was always there. He has the best moves from an Iowa RB since Sedrick Shaw imo.
Daniels was better than Wadley which is why he started last year. There's a reason Wadley isn't a top 10 player at his position
I remember when clone fans were saying Shon Green would be the 6th best RB at isu and then he won the doak walker award.
Wadley is an all American to all the delusional hoks. In reality there isn't much special about him.
Did Ruddock win a national award like Banks did? I will leave it to folks who give out national awards or the pro's to tell us who the as better in college.
Now all you have to do is show us where Niang won a national award.
Good luck.
Well whatever semantics you want to argue, I will gladly take Wadley as the starter this year.
He's a nice player for a little guy. Just like Trevor Ryen, get him in space and he can take advantage but I wouldn't say either are game changers
This is awesome, clone fan showing off how little they know about football and talent.
Another clone fan who knows very little about football and talent. Let's get some more clone fans touting how little they know. Then we can call it a trend
Karl Malone winner to playing along side Adam Woodbury in the d-league, yikes.
I never underestimate Iowa's ability to develop linemen, both offense and defense. I'll throw the lnebackers in there too. To me this is Iowa's bread and butter and certainly the reason that they succeed when common wisdom says they will finish near the bottom. That and play calling that is very basic yet executed very well. Where I don't see long-term development is at the skills positions...this is what keeps Iowa from making that jump into elite status.
I'm looking forward to seeing ISU under Campbell develop linemen over a 4-5 year timeframe...have only seen 1 year so far and this year will start out moderately better than last year. There is no reason why ISU can't have similar win numbers to Iowa if they can develop linemen like Iowa does...and throw in arguably better skill players...