I fail to see how that puts Iowa in a good light.
The continued crappy comments Iowa contines to put out is pathetic and embarrassing and makes it look a lot worse than it probably is.
I agree, sometimes the athletic department just needs to shut up and not say anything.
For Christ Sakes with this he makes it sound like it is the players fault because they might not have been clear on the expectations of what type of fitness routine they should do over break when they are away from the complex:
He said Wednesday that the school will also try to avoid problems after players return from breaks and might not have kept up with fitness routines by making sure expectations are clear.
Yes the players should do something, but we are only talking about 3 weeks, these guys are in great shape when they go home after the bowl game for 2 or 3 weeks and even if they don't get off the couch they won't be that far out of shape to lead to what happened.
Tell that to the Heisman winners who go out for banquets during the down time before their bowls and show up looking sluggish for the bowl.
Like Cam Newton?
That sounded terrible and as I said before I consider this to be the worst case scenario - Iowa coach's endangering players out negligence or worse.
Hopefully they've learned that they need to come up with more plausible stories in order to veil what really went down. Seriously, 12 D-1 athletes on the same team all just so happen to have the same condition that leads to their hospitalization on the exact same day? I can't be the only one that finds this whole thing completely ridiculous...
I don't think that's been confirmed, at least no one has been able to point me to a credible source that states that they all had Exertional Rhabdomyolysis