Underage gambling. I don't think anyone's facing any jailtime or anything major but it adds a layer to the mess.
ISU football depth chart prediction??
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Yeah I doubt there are any criminal charges for that.
5. Gambling violations.
a. For violations of legal age for gambling wagering under section 99D.11, subsection 7, section 99F.9, subsection 5, and section 725.19, subsection 1, the scheduled fine is six hundred forty-five dollars. Failure to pay the fine by a person under the age of eighteen shall not result in the person being detained in a secure facility.
b. For legal age violations for entering or attempting to enter a facility under section 99F.9, subsection 6, the scheduled fine is six hundred forty-five dollars. Failure to pay the fine by a person under the age of eighteen shall not result in the person being detained in a secure facility.
It's basically a expensive parking ticket.
Maybe there's a bit of a reset and we actually see some real growth this season including unknowns emerging into something.
I'm also hoping to see more from Eli Sanders. I swear there's some ability there.
I'm also hoping to see more from Eli Sanders. I swear there's some ability there.
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If they used other people's IDs (parents, etc) to gamble, that's probably illegal as well.
Totally forgot about Essex. My bad. I was hoping to see him a bit more last year.
Alabama like most other schools wouldn't have a State looking to make headlines.
It’s Dom time baby! He’s gonna be an absolute stud
Never done one of these before, but here are my starting 22:
OFFENSE
QB:
Hunter Dekkers
RB:
Jirehl Brock
TE:
DeShawn Hanika
WRX:
Sean Shaw, Jr.
WRZ:
Tarique Milton
WRF:
Donnie Jennert
LT:
Kelechi Osemele
LG:
Tyler Miller
C:
Ben Bruns (COVID year)
RG:
Joey Ramos
RT:
Grant Trieber
DEFENSE
DE:
MJ Anderson
NT:
Howard Brown
DT:
Hunter Deyo
DE:
David Irving
LB:
Zachary Lovett
LB:
Myles Mendeszoon
LB:
Will McLaughlin
CB1:
Ellis Hobbs III
SS:
Isheem Young
FS:
Mason Chambers
CB2:
Tayvonn Kyle
OFFENSE
QB:
Hunter Dekkers
RB:
Jirehl Brock
TE:
DeShawn Hanika
WRX:
Sean Shaw, Jr.
WRZ:
Tarique Milton
WRF:
Donnie Jennert
LT:
Kelechi Osemele
LG:
Tyler Miller
C:
Ben Bruns (COVID year)
RG:
Joey Ramos
RT:
Grant Trieber
DEFENSE
DE:
MJ Anderson
NT:
Howard Brown
DT:
Hunter Deyo
DE:
David Irving
LB:
Zachary Lovett
LB:
Myles Mendeszoon
LB:
Will McLaughlin
CB1:
Ellis Hobbs III
SS:
Isheem Young
FS:
Mason Chambers
CB2:
Tayvonn Kyle
Ellis Hobbs is my favorite ISU player of all time. ELITE
Anthony was listed on the Oline until this year. I wonder if he will get any playing time on the defensive line now.
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Anthony Smith (56) Offensive Line - Awards & Honors Big 12 Commissioner's Honor Roll (F22, S23) 2022 Squad member. 2021 Squad member. 2020 Redshirted
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Sanders looks great in open space (see Iowa game a couple years ago, catching out of the backfield), but we never use him in that way for some reason. I think Harris will have a really good season and pass Sanders on the depth chart. Also, it will be cool to see what Norton does now that he is back at full health. Even if we don't have Brock, this RB group is solid. Their success will depend on the o-line.
The success of the entire offense will depend on the success of the OL.
With a good OL…. I’m not worried about our RB’s, TE’s, or WR’s at all. I’ll still be very worried about the QB position though.
With a good OL I'm not worried about any other position being effective. The passing game takes care of itself to play off of the run.
Football can and should be really simple when the line works.
The thing is, ISU has never had an OL so dominant that it made the game so easy that the talent at the skill positions wasn’t critical. And realistically, it won’t happen this season.
If we want to be successful, we are going to need our skill position players to step up and make plays. RB, QB, WR, TE - we need guys to take a major step forward at every position.
Yeah I'm not saying it WILL be good, just my thoughts on what a good line does for everything.
Jeff Woody might have a word about this in regards to KO. Yes, not a whole line, yes, not all of the skill positions, but Kelechi Osemele in my opinion is why we won that game in 2011 (and in turn, that caused the football playoffs to happen).