Seriously This game sucks

[anon_snp6dc585nnj4]

Sick of hearing about NDSU on twitter and facebook about how they have taken over Iowa. They are a god dam FCS school for a reason. Their inferiority complex is out of control. They may have a good team but for christ sake they are not Alabama. The Iowa press needs to stfu and treat them for what they are, a pointless OOC game that means crap. They may hang around for a half but in the long run it means ish. To their fans, I mean no slight, but quit acting like this is going to be some program changing game for you. If you somehow pull an Appalachian st vs Mich and win you will still be an FCS school and Iowa will still contend for a B1G championship this year. Enjoy the beer, enjoy the tailgate scene. Something I'm sure you program will never see again.


But seriously F this pointless weekend OOC game alongside this local media jerk fest.

 

[who r u]

Sick of hearing about NDSU on twitter and facebook

good reason to not pay attention to either of these.

btw i love fargo, blackjack in all of the bars, and a strip club, the northern, that has buffet, blackjack, and boobs. the fargo dome also has/had the best dominos bread sticks and mt dew ive ever had, to cure a hangover. plus in midsummer when its crazy hot/humid in iowa its amazing awesome temp in fargo.

 

[IowaHawkeyeFBnBB4Life]

Blame Barta, he's the one who scheduled his alma mater.

 

[EvilMonkeyInTheCloset]

Honestly, I've never been worried about this game. It probably has a lot to do with the fact that in order for Iowa to lose this game, they're going to need to play a very large roll in that happening. It's not going to simply be because NDSU is outplaying us in all facets and we just can't get anything to work against the mighty Bizen.......

With that said, yes, we've all seen that movie before where the Hawks willingly f***ing oblige in helping their opponents to achieve victory. I guess my hope is that after last year, we see less and less of that going forward thanks to the players we have and the re-dedicated staff that has done a tremendous job of building the program to where it is now and where it is heading.