I would say that Iowa fans are more scared about the feds busting in their trailers to catch them cooking meth
Hawkeye fans are scared
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Not a fail at all.
One of the only farming couples I know well are from Buchanan County. They're both ISU grads with advanced degrees.
Not sure if the following are related to each other, but they joke about all the vehicles (most of their neighbors) around their area flying Hawkeye flags on a fb gameday (none attend Iowa), and the staggering number of meth busts around rural Buchanan county over the years.
A coincidence? You make the call
I'm on my phone so if someone could post the "you are an idiot" video for me I'd appreciate it.
CF, I am disappoint.
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By your logic then, that makes your friends and YOU meth-heads. A coincidence? You make the call- based on your posts, I have to say yes!!!!!!:wideeyed::wideeyed:
I see what you did there and applaud it. Anyway -
In my sole opinion, I believe that competition brings improvement. For Iowa and ISU to be competitive with each other every year would be the best for both as it creates a bar that is continuously trying to be met and raised. It might mean missing out on some kids here and there for each program that the other one gets but overall I see far more positives for each program than I do for having one "dominant" in state program.
Here's the thing though....the young talent Iowa has on this squad is better than it has ever been. The "talent level fall" is because of the '08 and '09 recruiting classes, which make up this year's senior and junior classes. The future looks brighter than it ever has been, and Iowa will continue to attract top-notch talent as long as they keep sending kids to the NFL at an elite rate. The Cyclone fans who believe Iowa is on a "downward" trend or spiral will be disappointed in two years when they realize Iowa is on the verge of another multi-year, double digit win "binge." If the recent recruiting continues its upward climb, I'm afraid for you Cyclone fans there won't be another "purge" period to look forward to.
God you are still here? It's getting warmer out, I thought your parents would have put you back under the porch by now...
I would probably hold off on all the "young talent" **** until they actually get on the field, and accomplish something. I see that they have signed some good players, and they have a good track record of developing them. BUT, potential on paper is not the same as
I would also probably hold off on that double digit win "binge" ****, until you actually see how many of these great recruits stick, and perform.
But at least your presence here, makes some of your other inbrethren look like geniuses in comparison. So I am sure that they are glad it is too cold for you to go back under the house.
I got under your skin and got a response from you, so actually I win
Oh,crap-you got me. But not under my skin.Takes more than that!!
I got under your skin and got a response from you, so actually I win
Can't lie, you are still failing at this trolling gig you picked up. You need work.
Can you prove to me that buchanan county doesn't have a ton of iowa fans driving around, or several meth labs?
Sorry if this is an afront to your extended family.
Technically it wouldn't be hard to find a ton of any fans in any county, figure an average weight of 200lbs, 10 fans and you're there. If we're only talking about ones that are driving probably just one if we're including vehicle weight, which obviously we would.
If you don't understand Iowa produces NFL talent at an elite rate you haven't been paying attention to college football. In the last ten years, Iowa has sent more players to the NFL than Alabama and countless other "name brand" schools, with 42 NFL draftees. They have had 16 players drafted in the past 3 years and will likely have 5 or 6 more drafted this year. This will also be the third straight year Iowa will have a prospect taken in the first round.
So is it poor coaching that makes Iowa under perform on the field compared to these lesser schools like Alabama?
I think most Iowa fans would readily admit the game-day coaching has not quite been up to snuff. Game management has never been a specialty of Kurt's, and I doubt it ever will. Sunday-Friday he is as good as it gets, but on Saturdays, he's just kind of meh. I think his ultra-conservative scheme has more to do with it than anything, really. Iowa's winning percentage against ranked teams over the last decade or so is tops in the Big Ten (At least top 3), but they lose more to below .500 teams than any other middle/top echelon team. Again, this can likely be attributed to letting inferior teams hang around because after Iowa goes up by ten they typically take the air out of the ball. Hopefully Davis can help change a little of that.
