You can get banned from this board for logical, common sense statements like this. Just a warning.
This from a yellow-headed ditch chicken scrounging around the low lands in search of a victory.
It may not be technically trolling, but it is in bad taste at best. It's kind of like going to your mother in-laws house and bragging that your mother just won the blue ribbon at the state fair for her blueberry pie when you know they really don't get along. If you would do that, then feel free to post happily here, but something tells me that most wouldn't do that. What say yea?
How do you know that the coaches like Goodson more? Last time I checked - when the coaches float an offer, it's because they're willing to take the commitment from whomever they've offered. At that juncture, it's essentially a first-come first-serve sort of deal .... until the available scholarships for the given position unit are exhausted.
If Iowa wanted him that bad they would have saved a schollie for him. The real question should be why did all his other offers disappear that made him have to settle for ISU?
The facts are straight. I never said it was his first visit to ISU. I said he had a visit scheduled with Iowa, then Iowa filled the spot and cancelled the visit. So he visited ISU. That was confirmed by the recruit himself.
They cancelled his visit because Goodson verballed to them. They cannot speak specifics about recruits, so we didn't find out about it until Goodson decided to publically announce it.
Go to an opposing website where multiple threads on ISU and said recruit were started by what appears to be disgruntled hawk fans.
What's laughable - by what has leaked out from most boards - that seems to be the scenario that has floated out the most. Iowa ended up landing a great RB and ISU ended up landing a great back. Iowa fans might not be happy that the Cyclones have landed some quality backs - but it doesn't discount the truth of the statement.
He may have declined to commit on a particular day, but he didn’t remove Iowa from the list altogether and may have committed at a later point. However because Iowa had someone else mind they told him there’s no longer a spot for him. So your situation is wrong. It’d be like the man getting engage to some other girl because his current girlfriend said maybe but not right now.
The likelihood was that Brock would have committed to the Hawks on June 22nd had the Hawks let him visit. However, Goodson committed first AND the Hawks had accepted a quality JUCO at RB to bolster our experienced RB depth. Consequently, the Hawks went form a situation of having 2 RB spots to fill to having zero spots available.
