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Iowa could have the athleticism of Michigan, right now. Michigan is a conservative team, by and large, with high-starred athletes. The differences being Michigan allows more players on offense and defense use their athleticism. I don't see why this is so hard to understand. The fault with...

Kinda like Wisconsin, I'd say.

I was going to post ANF wasn't as destructive and 'reparation-driven' as Black Lives Matter but didn't an Iowa sheriff get shot at while attempting to foreclose on a farm in the 1980s? Too political?

KF apologists.

Many, including you, are saying getting athletes to come to Iowa is impossible to do. I say look at the time Evashevski coached at Iowa (not AD). He encouraged athletes with high enough athletic ability to come to Iowa to make Iowa a national powerhouse in the 1950s. Those who say...

KF and his program DOES NOT ACOMMODATE high school athletes, let alone high-starred high school athletes, well. I know CJ wasn't a high-starred athlete out of high school but the last athlete I can remember KF accommodating is CJ. This is why KF goes for the lower-starred athletes. He can...

Yeah. And Wisconsin's defense allowed Gordon and Taylor the time to grind out such successful seasons. Oh, and the OLines (and DLines) are better at Wisky. QBs about the same. WEs about the same. Wisky has a slightly better bunch of DBs although Wisky do like to hold (in which they're...

I guarantee you KF had very little to do with the passing against tOSU other than to allow it more.

OK. You have me there. KF has reached his plateau which is an occasional great season followed by loads of mediocrity. You don't think, for example, great athletes will come to Iowa? How did Forest Evashevski get it done? Don't ask KF. He can't do it so he proclaims it can't be done...

Yet I think in another thread, I mentioned and still believe, the main difference between Wisconsin and Iowa (success vs. mediocrity) is their defenses. Wisconsin has an offense like Iowa's. If Iowa were to get a defense like Wisconsin's...

You mean KF would never be able to bring that much talent to Iowa. KF recruiting excuse number 2: High-star, high school athletes don't mean anything. The lower-starred athletes thrive at Iowa and the higher-starred ones do not.

Really, no ego? Is that why KF has to have his way in all facets of the football team even though he doesn't know, in some cases, what he's doing? Come on. Tell me there aren't yes men at Iowa. Are there any no men?

Once Iowa gets into national championship games, players like Piersbacher and Van Ginkel will play for Iowa. I'll bet they're Patriots and Yankees fans, too.

Yeah. I forgot about the BIGXII's porous defenses. Maybe they can work on that. Maybe I should put that quote in my signature. I just did.

This game is over. It's OU VS Clemson or 'Bama.

The little ole' Iowa excuse for bad recruiting is BS. If you have the program, they will come. To Okie State, to Boise State, not to Miami, until recently,...etc.

What does Deace have to say. I wonder?

Are you making him sound like Fran? Like that's a good thing?:(

Still. The states of Iowa and Wisconsin produce about the same number of high-star athletes. Meaning both Iowa and Wisconsin need to go out of state to get the high star, high quality high school athlete.

Who's to be blamed for the more talent at Wisky? Is it recruiting? The states of Wisconsin and Iowa produce about the same number of high quality, high school athletes. Where is Wisky's advantage in talent? QB? No. Running back? I'd say no. Cornerbacks? Slight edge to Wisky...