Oh, the days when Iowa State would play MAC schools on the road...
You mean like...next season?
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Oh, the days when Iowa State would play MAC schools on the road...
You mean like...next season?
!!!
You're right.
2023 at Ohio
2025 at Arkansas State (there's an Arkansas State?)
2027 at Bowling Green (OH or KY?)
2029 at Tulane (okay this one is fine)
assuming 2031 at UNLV (okay, again fine)
Illinois and Iowa look very similar once you get outside of Chicago and it's suburbs.
assuming 2031 at UNLV (okay, again fine)
An easy way to shut Iowa fans up when they make fun of Iowa State as an ag school is to remind them that 70%+ of big tin schools are ag schools.
Hell, Roy Carver, one of Iowa's biggest givers, graduated from a land grant/ag school. Illinois. He never took a class at Iowa.
Having lived in Chicago, L.A., S.F., Oregon, MN, and now WV, I say 'embrace' the uniqueness of Ames. It's that very simple, peaceful lifestyle, I've realized is what makes life so wonderful for me now.This isn't just a regional thing.
UW is a really good place for all sorts of reasons, but many of their fans act like Iowa State is 'little ol' Iowa State'.
And then there's TOE fans with the 'it's surrounded by corn fields!' angle.
Ames is a sleepy town but maybe some players feel a need for more of a close knit community.
Iowa fans talking down to Iowa State, the land-grant university of the state of Iowa (and not them) that focused on agriculture, engineering, and science, is pretty funny on a few levels.
(1.) Iowa has an "ANF" sticker on their helmets purporting that they support farmers. I would imagine a very disproportionate amount of Iowa farmers are Iowa State grads, not Iowa grads.
So... do you support farmers or not, Hawkeyes?
(2.) It is my understanding Iowa chose black and gold as the black for Iowa soil and the gold for Iowa corn. That might be apocryphal, but if not, then their very colors are a homage to agriculture.
So Iowa State grads are dumb yokel farmers... who you claim to support and chose your school colors to honor?
That UCLA bit was hilarious!
I've been lucky to live in different parts of the US at different times in my life, and what I will say, is that people from SoCal, midwest, east coast, southeast, etc., nearly all love where they live, and can't understand why anyone would live any place else.
Fans making fun of other fans for characteristics they have in common is my all-time favorite. You have to be the dumbest person alive to make fun of an ag school in an ag-dominated state.
I'll never forget going to the ISU game at Northern Illinois in 2003. After the tough loss, we trudged back to the parking lot and some drunk NIU fan taunts us with, "Iowa is nothing but cornfields and losers!" Meanwhile, not a couple hundred yards away in three different directions were...you guessed it. (And in a town named Dekalb, no less.)
We must have walked out at same time.
Yes, Florida is different. Don't get me wrong, winter weather in Ft Lauderdale was incredible but the people and the fraud? Yeesh.Unless you are a stuck in the mud, you can find fun things to do, and good things about living anywhere (except Florida)
Bowling Green State University is in Bowling Green, Ohio. Western Kentucky University is in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
2031 would home.!!!
You're right.
2023 at Ohio
2025 at Arkansas State (there's an Arkansas State?)
2027 at Bowling Green (OH or KY?)
2029 at Tulane (okay this one is fine)
assuming 2031 at UNLV (okay, again fine)