Proctor and Howland would make it a very good class. Howland is a better tackle prospect than Terek but Terek is a better inside prospect. But it's not wise imo to count on either. Teams like 'Bama and Oklahoma are hard to beat when they push hard.
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Proctor and Howland would make it a very good class. Howland is a better tackle prospect than Terek but Terek is a better inside prospect. But it's not wise imo to count on either. Teams like 'Bama and Oklahoma are hard to beat when they push hard.
Exactly, none of these guys have even committed so what's the saying, "don't count your chickens".....
Is Terek commits to Wisconsin it doesn't mean anything other than Iowa lost the recruiting battle
Na, common sense would just root for Iowa's offense to get better, but please do continue, it's a great look.
Common sense would tell you it won't be good. But please continue it's a hilarious look...
It would be pretty hard to be get worse, that's for sure
So...wait...our big recruiting weekend yielded one commitment? What is happening here?
What is Proctor's timeline i.e. expected date for a decision?
What is Proctor's timeline i.e. expected date for a decision?
What is going on here is it has only been a couple of days...
FIRST SIGNING DAY IS IN DECEMBER AND THE CLASS ISNT FULL FROM JUNE 25TH WEEKEND VISITS ON JUNE 29TH!!!!!!!!! WHY ARNT YOU PANICKING ?!?!?!?!?!????!?!!!!!!!!!?????!!!!
Yeah, I know - I guess I just assumed the overall consensus was there would be more commits. Especially considering most other programs having already hosted their big, official weekend prior to Iowa's.
Wonder what the average number of commits is for us immediately following the big weekend...
It would be huge if KJ is fully healthy and can add some consistency to his game. I'm not worried about Bruce, he's going to be a stud.....
Players who want a chance to win championships. It’s not happening at Purdue. Don’t let your high mark of 9-4 fool you. Purdue is going to drop to or near the bottom of the BT once again this season. You are the Spoilermakers and that’s it.
Is Tom Poholsky's kid a QB? Interesting PWO opportunity. Wasn't Tom's dad a MLB pitcher back in the day?
Iowa won the west with only 1 healthy in 2021, right?
In any case, with a healthy Keagan, Arland, and Brody, I think this team will exceed expectations offensively.
Yes his kid is a QB and Tom's dad pitched for the Cardinals and a year with the Cubs. He actually pitched a game in the minor leagues where he threw 20 scoreless innings!
Only one is public so far. There were several.
I would have to look at their schedule but I would guess they are a at least a bowl team. Maybe more depending on how their receivers perform. I know they return a lot on defense even though they did lose their best player on D.
That rotating QBs strategy vs. Iowa was unique. Its hard for me to say whether it confused our defense because, nevertheless, David Bell went back to the buffet and feasted on Iowa DBs again. But it was interesting and you have to give Brohm credit, it could have just as easily failed.
Some Iowa fans are still living in the world where it was deemed Purdue is our most hated rival.
I respect Purdue and they always have played spoiler, but they have a very pass heavy offense, Probably more than any other team in the conference, so it’s easier for them to recruit wide receivers. As I will put all the pieces in place to have more of a dynamic offense that does feature the pass and relies on both the pass and the run more or less equally, which as far as I can tell is where they have been trying to move, it will be easier for Iowa to recruit top flight wide receivers. The guys we have in the room right now are awesome, but young.
We lost 2 wr to pu(one of 2 west teams to embarrass us) right?
I'd say we're pretty short on experience their
.I hope Brecht can emerge in the lineup. That would be pretty big development for the WRs. Allows Johnson to be moved around more.
No the former pitcher was his grandfather. His father, who was a Iowa QB, died suddenly Oct 2021.
Tom is the dad of the kid. So when they say Tom’s dad pitched in the majors, they are indeed speaking of the kid’s grandfather.
Their own announcements? They're on their schedule, not ours. Patience.
Neither was a starter. Let's see how they do in Purdue's amazing showcase before we throw in towel. Besides, neitger was going to jump Keagan or Arland to start anyway.We lost 2 wr to pu(one of 2 west teams to embarrass us) right?
I'd say we're pretty short on experience their
Despite not being a "starter" I believe Jones had the most snaps at WR last year.
That's pretty much what I said?
If KJ and ab are healthy we are fine. if not, well..... no bueno. Unless I'm missing someone Nico is the only other one with real experience
Battling my first bout with Covid. My apologies. Anyone not worried about getting covid, is nuts. This shit sucks.
I doubt that, because that would mean he had an incredibly low percentage of targets, considering he was 5th in total receptions.
No idea but Johnson and Bruce didn't get a ton of snaps the first half of the season. Tracys numbers dropped as the season went on. Jones was fairly consistent on his play/# of snaps throughout the season
I believe that came from Doctherman. And is it that surprising he would have a low percentage of targets? If you are say out there for a large number of running plays there are obviously no targets. Also when you think about him and Ragaini were the only really consistent guys getting time the whole season. What was his total in WR receptions? 3rd and it was only 5 less than Ragaini who is Spencer’s favorite WR target. He isn’t splitting reps with Goodson and LaPorta
