Wouldn't it be wonderful to get two good years of QB play from him and then have Marco Lainez step in for his final three years (this is assuming he is actually good and earns the job, of course)?
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Cade McNamara to Iowa?
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Well, he is THE Devil. Not sure if you meant to make that joke but I found it funny and am giving you credit.
All I ask is 80% completion, 20+ yard average, and 6 touchdowns a game.
Just giving you a hard time, as the devil, by definition, would be faithless, right?
And, as my dad used to say, even a blind sow roots up an acorn once in a while.
He must’ve got a boat load of cash to play in this offense and risk his life every snap
And prep the tailgate turkey every Saturday morning.
The Iowa Swarm collective can take the credit for this one. I was on the fence about donating but after this announcement I pulled the trigger for 1k per year. Every donation helps and you can do single a donation, monthly or a yearly lump sum.
This is the new reality for college football. We can either embrace it or fall behind.
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This is the new reality for college football. We can either embrace it or fall behind.
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U don't have to like it but u better learn to love it.gifThe Iowa Swarm collective can take the credit for this one. I was on the fence about donating but after this announcement I pulled the trigger for 1k per year. Every donation helps and you can do single a donation, monthly or a yearly lump sum.
This is the new reality for college football. We can either embrace it or fall behind.
Iowa Swarm |
That's the thing, he won't be playing in "this" offense...
So, are you expecting our receivers to get 16 YAC?
To be fair how is it different from people who donated money to make sure that your university has the nicest football facilities??
I mean some of the facilities in college football would probably put NFL facilities to shame.
Not saying the priorities arn't messed up here but they have been that way for a long time.
Don’t disagree however IMO there is a substantial difference in a gift to a school as opposed to knowing you’re paying for a player.
IDK
The money you are donating is indirect it's to help players find local endorsement deals. Not paid directly to the player.
In the same way donating for a facility is also indirect. The idea is/was to attract better players to your university.
Seems pretty comparable.
Honestly if it was straight up a thing where people were like "If we can raise $500,000 this 5 star athlete will come play for our team" I honestly think college football teams would be able to raise crazy amounts of money like that.
If that was the case the teams with the biggest and richest fan bases would dominate. ND would probably be a big time powerhouse again.
Can we really trust this source? What Hawkeye news has he ever been right on in the past?
Keagan is probably gone regardless, but doing into the portal doesn’t mean you’re definitely gone. Bruce is probably also gone, but who knows. Guys do sometimes come back. I’ve seen estimates that about 40% of guys hitting the portal will find new homes.
Ex-Michigan QB McNamara commits to Iowa
Iowa has made a splash in the transfer portal, landing former Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara.
www.thegazette.com
I would hope this is something in addition to other donations. I’m not in the collective, but I’ve considered it and am still considering, but it’s not like a donation there is going to mean I don’t donate somewhere else. We make a lot of donations to a lot of non-profits for things that are close to our hearts and will continue to do so, whether or not I ever donate to the Swarm.
I was being sarcastic. It was literally Cade McNamara’s tweet.
Ex-Michigan QB McNamara commits to Iowa
Iowa has made a splash in the transfer portal, landing former Michigan quarterback Cade McNamara.
Just remember, you can buy an F1 car but if the driver can't find his ass with either hand it won't win races...
Jimbo Fischer exhibit A for the state your honor.
Actually that's a pretty good counter to my statement. Winston proved that a great qb can make up for bad offensive play calling.
I saw a graphic that showed he had an 85% completion rate while being blitzed.
Petras was 35% for comparison.
I'm going to guess most of those 35% competitions were to the back for less than 2 yards.
I assume all your money goes into philanthropic endeavors and you never spend any of it frivolously.
People can put money into this and sick kids, it's not like they're mutually exclusive.
