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there are more recovered people world wide (67k), than active cases (51k). The percentage of recovered/closed cases vs active cases is increasing daily. does this warrant fear, panic and hysteria? edit: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

there are 330,000,000 (million) people in America. there are aprx 1000 total cases. there are 7,500,000,000 (billion) people in the world. there are aprx 122,000 total confirmed cases world wide. The issue isn't whether this virus exists. the issue is whether the fear, panic and hysteria is...

i wish i knew.

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i think it's important to remember that this will be his first off season with the iowa training staff at his disposal.

re: the returning players, one of the more critical things for next season is that both CM and JT become reliable shot takers and shot makers. if they can do that, then defenses literally won't be able to double team luka without giving up an open 3-ball from a guy that can knock it down...

so right. who here was disappointed we didn't just qb sneak all the way in for that TD vs USC? oh, i SOOOOOO wanted to be able to say "take that you elites football snobs! you couldn't stop an entire series of qb sneaks for a TD. but, i'll live with the win.

dude, the topic we're discussing is his mechanics and why iowa doesn't work on qb mechanics when it could translate into even MORE wins. you conflated ideas and put words into my mouth. edit: what you said about career wins over 3 years i am not disputing or discounting. that is simply not...

completing passes to wide open receivers, presumably, is part of every game plan. stanley overthrew multitudes of deep passes and had his share of dirt balls and he was inconsistent on his sideline throws on quick outs. he was good on the medium middle and seem routes and deep in routes. so...

stanley should have left surpassing chuck long's career records by a lot. stanley has stated iowa doesn't work on mechanics, but on game planning, to paraphrase him. so, when a qb is struggling with mechanics that affect how well he can implement a game plan, then why do you not start working...

perhaps an astute observation

truth. but we're playing awfully well with that house money.

yeah, knu (football) and MD (basketball) have mentalities that don't fit in the B1G; i.e. they feel like they are elite when they having won jack in decades (2002 for MD). they don't seem to like to have to prove it on the field of play and that they deserve special consideration.

yeah, it was a sarcasmist's sarcasm

during pregame i'd walk up to izzo and say: "good luck tonight coach. you open your mouth and utter a single syllable and i'm tossing you. if any of your ast coaches speak one word, they're gone too. if your players score points, they're ejected. again, good luck tonight, coach."

while i can understand that a college qb coach might be more tactical in nature, it seems to me there is a fundamental flaw in any program that operates the way iowa (appears) to. i mean, there is evidence that not figuring out a way to address this cost points and wins. that needs to be fixed.

turgeon could get it, but he's loaded with talent. but, since MD is going to win the conf, he's prob the front runner. but, if he doesn't, then i'd say it would be between, fran, chambers and underwood. good call on that. so, if one of those three finishes in 2nd place, then i think they win...

this has been my stance since before JT arrived. think about JT, JBo, CJF and JW on the floor at the same time with garza.

yeah, i could see that. that would be the deep breeding ground for recruits i mentioned.

beilein will be successful coaching college hoops if he's anywhere near ample breeding ground for legit recruits. maybe not B1G, though, i could see what's his name at IU on the hot seat soon. put beilein out in the PAC 12 and he could build something. imagine a B1G type team in the PAC 12...