homes
Well-Known Member
I imagine it would go something like this:
Joe Jones, from Backwater, Texas, the 117th rated WR in Texas, was overwhelmed by the recent Iowa State offer. He was impressed by Coach Campbell's ceaseless self-promotion and cockeyed optimism. "Really, I thought the Cyclones would never offer." Joe cited the long list of lowly-ranked Texas high-schoolers that have preceded him to Iowa State, and couldn't wait to be the next in the long line of guys with no other prospects. "It's always been my dream to play for one of the Texas schools, but I realized soon enough that the only way I would see the field in games with Texas, Baylor, TCU and the likes is if I joined the Cyclones," said Jones. He cited his 4.94 40 time as probably one of the primary factors in the Cyclones jumping on his availability. He says he expects to sign as soon as he's able (unless of course North Texas were to offer).
Joe Jones, from Backwater, Texas, the 117th rated WR in Texas, was overwhelmed by the recent Iowa State offer. He was impressed by Coach Campbell's ceaseless self-promotion and cockeyed optimism. "Really, I thought the Cyclones would never offer." Joe cited the long list of lowly-ranked Texas high-schoolers that have preceded him to Iowa State, and couldn't wait to be the next in the long line of guys with no other prospects. "It's always been my dream to play for one of the Texas schools, but I realized soon enough that the only way I would see the field in games with Texas, Baylor, TCU and the likes is if I joined the Cyclones," said Jones. He cited his 4.94 40 time as probably one of the primary factors in the Cyclones jumping on his availability. He says he expects to sign as soon as he's able (unless of course North Texas were to offer).
