Iowa Offers Cedar Falls WR Logan Wolf

[trj]

So this kid is about 6'5 and 200 lbs. I have no clue, too lazy to do the homework. A lot of fade patterns, especially in the back of the end zone is where he will excel at? Based on what i am reading in this thread, he has the potential to be a more productive Brandon Smith. You can never have too many tall, lanky wide receivers.

 

[Knight78]

Kirk couldn't flip a UNI commit. Proud day.

So you think a kid that believes he can play both football and basketball is going to choose Iowa, where it is many degrees more difficult to do, over UNI?

 

[8then88]

No not really. Just say it is my job to remind those (who give a damn) that Kirk is not infallible. Far from it. Someone has to do it.

And in this case I wonder if his hypocritical policy actually costs us higher-rated recruits? It smacks of insecurity about his ability to recruit and sell his program. It shouldn't be that way should it? Kirk and his staff have a lot to offer? Correct?

The difference is KF has always told all recruits take all your visits and don't commit until you are 100% sure. I would venture to say that most kids would prefer a D1 offer by a home state school if available. It has happened many times in the KF era, Josey Jewel anyone? I would also venture a guess that there is mutual interest.

 

[homes]

A commitment to UNI with a new Iowa offer is not the same thing as a commitment to Iowa with a new OSU offer. Most guys will take the opportunity to play at the higher division, despite all of the good feelings they may have developed with the lower division school.