The whole grad school thing is as absolute sham. Can someone do an investigation on how many players actually complete their grad school requirements?
Yes. And that someone can be you.
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The whole grad school thing is as absolute sham. Can someone do an investigation on how many players actually complete their grad school requirements?
Really? Its no more of a sham then the guys who are at a lot of schools in the SEC, or even OSU. Like most of those guys are actually going to school? Wasn't it the scholar Cardale Jones who said" we didn't come here to go to class"?The whole grad school thing is as absolute sham. Can someone do an investigation on how many players actually complete their grad school requirements?
Really? Its no more of a sham then the guys who are at a lot of schools in the SEC, or even OSU. Like most of those guys are actually going to school? Wasn't it the scholar Cardale Jones who said" we didn't come here to go to class"?
That being said, is Heflin:In regards to balancing the scholly count... it's got to be difficult for the coaching staff when they have conversations with some kids and their place on the dept chart.
Fortunately? for most, the NCAA seems to be making it easier to find other landing spots for kids.
The guys that have left the Iowa program this spring all want more playing time. When you've been the BMOC in high school, riding the bench in college is a hell of an adjustment.
That said... Heflin looks like a very good addition.
Welcome to the program Jack!2nd team lay much.
That being said, is Heflin:
a) on Scholarship;
b) a Preferred Walk-On; or
c) picking up the check himself?
Just trying to keep HR on its toesThis hurts my brain.
so, then is the DL, Nixon & heflin in the middle and Waggoner and Gohlston at the ends? I am sure there will be others, as they usually try for a 7-8 man rotation.
thoughts, anybody?
The one in the middle has the hips/thick thing going on too, but the potential bulge underneath the dress is a bit unnervingIs the one on the left seeing anyone?
After advisement of counsel, I respectfully exercise my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the Constitution of the United States.The one in the middle has the hips/thick thing going on too, but the potential bulge underneath the dress is a bit unnerving
Yes, as a grad transfer I would assume he would be a one year guy, so sure hope were playing this fall.....I love it. He should really help bridge the gap to guys like Shannon and Lee who might be ready to contribute, but not carry the load (and if they are ready, even better), especially in a year where we lost much of the off-season, which could set development back a bit.
He has 1 year of eligibility, right?
I'm super pumped too! Not unlike Cronk ... the depth supplied by Heflin is very valuable. Just as you rightly point out - it helps in terms of controlling snap-count ... helping to keep guys fresh.This is awesome on so many levels.
Can you imagine being an OL, in the 4th QT and after hand fighting with this dude and DN on 1sr and 2nd having to deal with Wags and Lee on third? I don't care if you are 340 and full of cheese and bratwurst thats a long f***ing day at the office.
We saw last year how teams were able to bubble screen and run away from an edge rusher. If you can get pressure up the middle and have your DE's contain you can wreck teams.
(Good luck throwing that bubble over the center of the field and letting our linebackers WRECK YOUR RB)
Depth depth depth depth depth. Fresh bodies are less likely to get injured and even if a guy does take a knock we could rest any one of these guys and bring them back fully healthy later in the season
Super Pumped.
Iowa's 'ship count makes it look like adding Heflin shouldn't be a problem. I don't think any of the walk-ons are quite at a point where they've quite earned a 'ship yet. I look for Evans to probably be offered one by the end of the fall ... however, past that, I'm not certain.In regards to balancing the scholly count... it's got to be difficult for the coaching staff when they have conversations with some kids and their place on the dept chart.
Fortunately? for most, the NCAA seems to be making it easier to find other landing spots for kids.
The guys that have left the Iowa program this spring all want more playing time. When you've been the BMOC in high school, riding the bench in college is a hell of an adjustment.
That said... Heflin looks like a very good addition.
On the DL, I'm seeing something more like an 8 or 9 man rotation now. Toward the end of the season, Shannon was getting increasingly many quality snaps. Furthermore, last year, Schulte was a guy who was considered a "riser" on the DL.so, then is the DL, Nixon & heflin in the middle and Waggoner and Gohlston at the ends? I am sure there will be others, as they usually try for a 7-8 man rotation.
thoughts, anybody?
The whole grad school thing is as absolute sham. Can someone do an investigation on how many players actually complete their grad school requirements?