For all you "Where is Sienna (sic)" people

[CAARHawk]

Yes, it is Siena.

Kind of like Idaho City, Ohio, where the Iowa University Cyclones play.

I heard this morning on ESPN when talking about ISU women's loss to UCONN.

"Remember, back in ? when the Hawkeyes knocked off the Huskies?" And yes, they meant the Cyclones and even had the video of the Cyclones playing at the time.

Also, how many times did you go to the ESPN Iowa Football site and see pictures of ISU games?

Seems pretty hypocritical to flip out when the national media gets it wrong and discounts Iowa, only to turn around and treat Siena the same way.

 

[cibula11]

Yes, it is Siena.

Kind of like Idaho City, Ohio, where the Iowa University Cyclones play.

I heard this morning on ESPN when talking about ISU women's loss to UCONN.

"Remember, back in ? when the Hawkeyes knocked off the Huskies?" And yes, they meant the Cyclones and even had the video of the Cyclones playing at the time.

Also, how many times did you go to the ESPN Iowa Football site and see pictures of ISU games?

Seems pretty hypocritical to flip out when the national media gets it wrong with respect to Iowa, only to turn around and treat Siena the same way.

Is the state of Sienna on the east coast or am I thinking of another state.


A little different there buddy.

 

[burky247]

So you are comparing national news outlets getting locations and nicknames wrong to message board posters adding an extra 'n'?

Or am I missing something here?