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I think he should have changed because he has a 500 record in conference for half a decade. Besides, we don't know who works hard in practice and who doesn't. You're making assumptions about the whole situation. I doubt he wasn't putting in the work. And the mistakes thing doesn't hold...

There's too much unknown in this particular situation, maybe KF handled DW perfectly, I don't know. We do know what the results of his methods concerning offense in general have been. He gets no benefit of the doubt from me.

The silly part about this is you're denying the talent was there, and it clearly was. Im not interested in having a debate about that. A "blind monkey" could see that just based on spring game catches alone and I think you know this you're just being argumentative. The guy has already...

Pollard rocks the college basketball world by hiring Ed Hightower.

Transfers out to be closer to better buffets.

Ofcourse you could. There are better ways to use a one year scholy, even if it's just a walkon who is actually on the team.

I said if you believe him, great. My whole point is the proof of his methods is in the pudding. Lots of transfers, low scoring, and mediocre records. Sometimes getting the small things right doesn't trump athleticism. Line play and defense, sure, but with offensive skill players talent...

05 and 06 were a combined 11 losses. No one has an expectation of double digit wins but you're just not being honest if you can't admitt that Iowa has greatly underachieved the last five years. We can all accept regular losses to good teams like Wisconsin, Nebraska MSU, OSU, Michigan, Penn...

a blind monkey could have seen that? Any specific examples other than the two missed hot reads he failed to notice? You went back and broke down the film of all of his routes that he wasn't thrown to on? That seems hard to believe. He's couldn't have been thrown at more than 6 or 7 times...

So to sum up, people would be unhappy with poor results either way. Brilliant.

He proved it last year.

The whole thing is a Ferentz issue. From players constantly leaving, to bad hires, nepotism, to a losing record against ISU. He is responsible for what is going on in his program.

That pretty well sums it up. The guy who gets paid millions to handle teenagers doesn't seem to be able to stand them unless they carry themselves like adults. Sure seems like a recipe for failure.

Things like banning social media would indicate a disconnect.

Theres a difference between defending Willies and being annoyed with Ferentz. Is it really that hard to find a role for a guy who's big fast and can catch amoungst a very pedestrian group of receivers on a team that lost 6 games? It just looks very bad and seems like this kind of thing happens...

It's fairly easy to deduce that if the guy had a serious injury rendering him incapable of playing he would not have been upset about not playing. if there was an injury it was nothing major. Probably caused him to miss a few days of practice.

You must have not understood what I said. I said there is a relationship, I did not say I knew exactly what it was. Obviously you have to spend an amount of money. Travel = money spent.

And?

But he's not out. Everyone is ready to move on but we can't. I'm not in here starting new topics about Iowa football but I understand why, at this point most are going to view everything in a negative light.

Actually, taking the negative view is the logical expected conclusion at the end of a relationship gone bad. It's pretty simple to understand.