All Iowa Football Team---Post Bowl Edition
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Oh you mean when he referenced PFF who said Kempt was more accurate and Montgomery was better than any RB in the Big Ten last year?
They also said Montgomery was better than any Big Ten RB correct? I'm sure you disagree with that
LB's and WR's are my two main concerns for Iowa and they are big. Especially at LB with Mends most likely going down for the season in practice #13 this spring.
RB's are short of depth so hopefully we stay healthy there, I assume true frosh Henry Geil will win the #3 job coming out of fall camp.
OL should be solid, TE's are probably the best position group on the team and Stanley should take a step forward.
DL has really good depth and the safeties should be really good. A little concern with the CB's on defense as they have all been really inconsistent in their careers.
Are you dumb?
That is a poll that the Columbus Dispatch runs that selects 24 media members in the B1G market to project the conference finish. Did you even read the story that is linked in the article?
http://www.dispatch.com/sports/2017...ball--media-offer-all-big-ten-preseason-votes
"In a poll of 24 writers conducted jointly by The Dispatch and The Athletic, the Spartans were a unanimous choice to win the conference title."
How is this showing that Leistikow has a vote for the official B1G all conference football teams?
All I am asking you for is a little proof and I will drop it.
Yes, really feel bad for him.
5th year senior that stuck it out playing ST and backing up really good LB's all his career and was poised to start his final year and goes down.
Nothing confirmed yet but it sounds like a torn ACL.
What are you talking about?
Emmert’s: 1. Michigan State, 2. Purdue, 3. Minnesota, 4. Iowa, 5. Northwestern, 6. Wisconsin, 7. Michigan, 8. Maryland, 9. Ohio State, 10. Indiana, 11. Penn State, 12. Illinois, 13. Rutgers, 14. Nebraska.
Leistikow’s: 1. Michigan State, 2. Purdue, 3. Minnesota, 4. Iowa, 5. Maryland, 6. Northwestern, 7. Michigan, 8. Wisconsin, 9. Illinois, 10. Indiana, 11. Penn State, 12. Ohio State, 13. Rutgers, 14. Nebraska.
The media consensus: 1. Michigan State (28 first-place votes), 2. Purdue, 3. Minnesota, 4. Northwestern, T-5. Maryland, T-5. Michigan, 7. Wisconsin, 8. Iowa, 9. Indiana, 10. Penn State, 11. Ohio State, 12. Illinois, 13. Nebraska, 14. Rutgers.
I always feel horrible when this happens to a kid for his senior year. Especially one who was going to probably be a starter for the first time. That is a ton of work to put in over that time.
Well that's a bummer for him.
So far in each year of the CMC era there has been a surprise walk-on that has played a fair amount of minutes. I'll guess that it's Braxton Lewis this year, though that wouldn't be as much of a surprise.
This does nothing to prove that Leistikow votes for the all conference football teams which is what you claimed earlier in this thread.
You keep talking about a preseason basketball poll that was put on by a newspaper in Columbus, OH.
This does nothing to prove that Leistikow votes for the all conference football teams which is what you claimed earlier in this thread.
You keep talking about a preseason basketball poll that was put on by a newspaper in Columbus, OH.
If that poll isn't the official Big Ten Preseason basketball poll please provide a link of the official one. TIA
I dont care about the preseason basketball poll. I want to see proof that Leistikow voted for the 2017 all conference football teams?
How hard is this? You made the claim, provide the proof.
Thats all I am asking for and I will drop it.
Here is the Big 12 basketball and football voting panel
AP All-Big 12 Voting Panel: Ryan Aber, The Oklahoman; Eric Bailey, Tulsa World; Tommy Birch, Des Moines Register; Jimmy Burch, Fort Worth Star-Telegram; Chuck Carlton, Dallas Morning News; Mark Cooper, Tulsa World; Brian Davis, Austin American-Statesman; Kevin Haskin, Topeka Capital-Journal; John Helsley, The Oklahoman; Justin Jackson, The Dominion Post; Tom Keegan, Lawrence Journal-World; Kevin Lyttle, Austin American-Statesman; Randy Peterson, Des Moines Register; Soren Petro, Sports Radio 810; Krista Pirtle, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal; Kellis Robinett, Wichita Eagle; Mitch Vingle, Charleston Gazette-Mail; John Werner, Waco Tribune-Herald.
AP All-Big 12 Voting Panel: Ryan Aber, The Oklahoman; Eric Bailey, Tulsa World; Tommy Birch, Des Moines Register; Jimmy Burch, Fort Worth Star-Telegram; Chuck Carlton, Dallas Morning News; Mark Cooper, Tulsa World; Brian Davis, Austin American-Statesman; Kevin Haskin, Topeka Capital-Journal; John Helsley, The Oklahoman; Justin Jackson, The Dominion Post; Tom Keegan, Lawrence Journal-World; Kevin Lyttle, Austin American-Statesman; Randy Peterson, Des Moines Register; Soren Petro, Sports Radio 810; Krista Pirtle, Lubbock Avalanche-Journal; Kellis Robinett, Wichita Eagle; Mitch Vingle, Charleston Gazette-Mail; John Werner, Waco Tribune-Herald.