It serves my agenda. Not trying to be fairBoth sites boards have threads remembering and respecting Tyler Sash; both board have threads bashing Iowa and ISU in advance of Saturday. Not really fair to call one out over the other.
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It serves my agenda. Not trying to be fairBoth sites boards have threads remembering and respecting Tyler Sash; both board have threads bashing Iowa and ISU in advance of Saturday. Not really fair to call one out over the other.
I find the motivation argument to be complete horse manure. You're telling me they're going to try harder than normal because they've got a number on their helmet that most on the team didn't even know or see play?
How much less?I could care less if they have a moment of silence for Sash.
I guess you are right. Caring much less is still doing some caring.Wow, you must care a lot then.
I guess you are right. Caring much less is still doing some caring.
Pretty simple. If you are a black kid from Texas or Florida with problems you are a statistic. If you are a white kid from Iowa with the same problems you are a hero. That being said I could care less if they have a moment of silence for Sash.
Iowa helmets for tomorrow to honor Tyler Sash.
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This is a super sad situation.
But how awkward is this thread title?
Fortunately, most of the rest of the reaction from current and former players on Twitter have been representing with a little more class, or at least less deliberate pot stirring if that's how you wish to frame it.
Iowa State displayed an almost unbelievable amount of class this week with the way they handled Sash's (and Marble's) passing this week. Kudos to the athletic department and coaching staff. I also loved to see Iowa return the favor at the end of the game and walk to get the trophy as a team while letting ISU's players clear out.
I know we all love to sling **** at each other, especially during Hate Week, but there is clearly a lot of mutual respect between the universities and the coaching staffs.
Stormin's displeasure was palpable during the moment of silence.
Iowa State displayed an almost unbelievable amount of class this week with the way they handled Sash's (and Marble's) passing this week. Kudos to the athletic department and coaching staff. I also loved to see Iowa return the favor at the end of the game and walk to get the trophy as a team while letting ISU's players clear out.
I know we all love to sling **** at each other, especially during Hate Week, but there is clearly a lot of mutual respect between the universities and the coaching staffs.