Iowa Football Recruiting

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From what I have heard Michigan wanted him to visit and told him they would offer him once they get him on campus. So, a more committable “offer” than the one Breece Hall had from Michigan.
You heard that from who?

And that means no he didn’t have an offer, so Iowa couldn’t fend off Michigan. All the bull **** you’ve tried to give people about Brock Purdy having an Alabama offer and you go full spin mode now.

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You heard that from who?

And that means no he didn’t have an offer, so Iowa couldn’t fend off Michigan. All the bull **** you’ve tried to give people about Brock Purdy having an Alabama offer and you go full spin mode now.

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Iowa fended off Michigan for Goodson the same way Iowa State fended off Alabama for Purdy. Actually a pretty spot on comparison.
 
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Oh and Alabama actually offered, LOL!

Why not take another week off and come back with better material. Chin up, Champ.

I’m sure that offer meant a lot to Brock when he asked the Alabama staff if it was committable and they refused to return his call.
 
I’m sure that offer meant a lot to Brock when he asked the Alabama staff if it was committable and they refused to return his call.
My question was about an offer. You said Iowa fended off Michigan. You can’t fend off someone if there is no offer.

Put offer in quotes as much as you want, it’s still shows Brock and Breece had something Goodson didn’t.

Trollolollolol.
 
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My question was about an offer. You said Iowa fended off Michigan. You can’t fend off someone if there is no offer.

Put offer in quotes as much as you want, it’s still shows Brock and Breece had something Goodson didn’t.

Trollolollolol.

What good is an offer if it’s not committable, and how does it put a recruit in a position that is any different than a recruit without an offer?
 
What good is an offer if it’s not committable, and how does it put a recruit in a position that is any different than a recruit without an offer?
My question was if he had an offer. You are massively struggling with that word.

What good is your trolling if you don’t even know what words mean?
 
My question was if he had an offer. You are massively struggling with that word.

What good is your trolling if you don’t even know what words mean?

I’m not struggling at all. Goodson didn’t have an offer from Michigan and wouldn’t have been able to commit there. How is that any different from Hall, who did have a Michigan “offer” but similarly could not commit there, or Purdy, who had an “offer” from Alabama but also could not have committed there?
 
I’m not struggling at all. Goodson didn’t have an offer from Michigan and wouldn’t have been able to commit there. How is that any different from Hall, who did have a Michigan “offer” but similarly could not commit there, or Purdy, who had an “offer” from Alabama but also could not have committed there?
Still using quotes?

And wouldn’t have been able to commit to Michigan even though you said Iowa fended them off?

Yikes benji.
 
Still using quotes?

And wouldn’t have been able to commit to Michigan even though you said Iowa fended them off?

Yikes benji.

The original post was tongue in cheek and I thought that was quite obvious. Iowa’s QB in this class picked up an “offer” from Georgia a few months ago, but I’m not so delusional as to think that Iowa actually beat Georgia for a QB recruit head to head. Apparently that is a perspective that many Iowa State fans are not capable of adopting when it comes to their own recruits.
 
The original post was tongue in cheek and I thought that was quite obvious. Iowa’s QB in this class picked up an “offer” from Georgia a few months ago, but I’m not so delusional as to think that Iowa actually beat Georgia for a QB recruit head to head. Apparently that is a perspective that many Iowa State fans are not capable of adopting when it comes to their own recruits.
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