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On the flip side, if Iowa does not have a convincing win, there are 3 SEC teams (GA, Tenn, and A&M) that could jump over Iowa

WK 1: Arkansas WK 2: Louisville WK 3: Wisconsin

I have a feeling you ask that question quite often.

Yes, I think he would play. I've seen too many games where the Iowa d-line is gassed in the fourth quarter. It would be nice to be in a situation where that might not be an issue. D-line depth is one of the key reasons why the SEC, particularly Alabama, has had so much success over the last...

He really ought to think about just quitting now and spend 6 months preparing for the NFL combine. I don't think he has much chance to improve his draft stock on that team.

WK 1: Arkansas WK 2: Louisville

He did struggle a little, but I only give him half the blame. The d-line was not getting a lot of pressure on some of those drives. It's hard for any CB to cover a receiver for more then 4-5 seconds.

WK 1: Arkansas

I'll be a nice guy in week 1. Re-check the rules, dameiowa

To me, the article and espn coverage could be a pretty big negative for Iowa. Not due to any of the criticism of Doyle, but rather for the simple fact that all of this is simply bringing attention to Doyle. I'm sure most head coaches out there are aware of Doyle, but this might cause a few...

How about just making it universal to everyone?

Might be a while before we can evaluate. Iowa will not be punting in the first 2 games.

I really hope "dido" was meant to be "ditto" and not something else

A lot of FAIL here. But most shocking is that an ESPN guy has only 5 SEC teams in the top 25

Nile Kinnick Mic drop, end of thread

Maybe we already have with Cook.

Can we include Tippett? He was identified as a DE at Iowa, but I think he actually played more like an OLB in a 3-4 scheme. Andre may have been the baddest man to ever play at Iowa.

That sounds vaguely familiar. I seem to recall another school's fan base that's been saying that for some time now.... if I could only remember..

You're wasting your time. These points have been brought up several times in the thread, but a few people are ignoring them.

Wow, what? Did you not see where where Faith said "unlearn some of the prejudices we have learned about EACH OTHER"?