You go to Michigan or Wisconsin because you will compete for the Conference title and possibly a National title. At Iowa you won't have that chance.
We still in the mix for Darboh
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You go to Michigan or Wisconsin because you will compete for the Conference title and possibly a National title. At Iowa you won't have that chance.
McNutt got dominated Friday by an NFL caliber corner. Don't be so sure that you will see him on Sundays. He had a great career by Iowa receiving standards but compared to the nation's best he is no more than a top 15 receiver.
PatrickAdamovicz
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Ahhh, Michigan yes....Wisconsin = Iowa. Some great years, some decent years and a few down years from time to time. Wait till next year for Wisky! Down time!
Ian
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Soup is the man. Increase in WR production since he's been here speaks for itself.
NewMexHawk
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As soon as KF and the staff tell Darboh that Iowa has no sizzle and we play the old fashioned way, they will cinch it...the rest will just get better...while Iowa's sizzle goes completely away and turns to cold grease.
actually not to worried about not getting Darbogh, we've got 2 WRcommits and lose just 1 WR, if he came great if not by the #'s not that big of a loss, we need D-linemen as we lose 6 seniors plus Raymon left in the middle of the season so that makes 7 players on the D-L to replace, i would rather use his scholly on a D-L recruit
Ekakitie
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Shutte if he switchs to Iowa from PSU
Clarke
would fit the bill
Ekakitie
Curry
Shutte if he switchs to Iowa from PSU
Clarke
would fit the bill
I don't understand. Please provide more information for your assertion.
TheNebraskaHawk
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I would second that...I would like to read his attempt at trying to support that statement...
i am confused as well yet
Michigan put WR inthe NFL while Soup was the coach
at Iowa his stamp is being put on McNutt
taking a QB and turning him into a WR on the verge of holding e very record but one for a receiver and that is running with FB,
he will be the leader in reception, receivingyards, and TD's for career stats, but iguess those are not respectable things to tout
i guess if the kid plans on breaking rule and laws and doesn't want to worry about being Diciplined; go to ND where you can get busted for dui, and Michigan or Wisc, to avoid dicipline don't let the door hit him in the *** on the way out of this state
Michigan put WR inthe NFL while Soup was the coach
at Iowa his stamp is being put on McNutt
taking a QB and turning him into a WR on the verge of holding e very record but one for a receiver and that is running with FB,
he will be the leader in reception, receivingyards, and TD's for career stats, but iguess those are not respectable things to tout
i guess if the kid plans on breaking rule and laws and doesn't want to worry about being Diciplined; go to ND where you can get busted for dui, and Michigan or Wisc, to avoid dicipline don't let the door hit him in the *** on the way out of this state
herkyattack
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Soup was not the only person responsible for those players making it to the NFL.
Iowa has put 12 kids into the NFL over the past 2 years. That is 3rd best in the nation.
I think Michigan's record of putting WRs in league has to do with the talent they bring in. They bring in a lot of 4 star WRs. Iowa has struggled to bring in athletic receivers which is why kids like DJK and McNutt were converted HS QBs. If we can get them to Iowa, they can make it to the NFL.
If Darboh goes elsewhere, the good news is that the 2 commits we have at WR so far, look to be very good players.
I think Michigan's record of putting WRs in league has to do with the talent they bring in. They bring in a lot of 4 star WRs. Iowa has struggled to bring in athletic receivers which is why kids like DJK and McNutt were converted HS QBs. If we can get them to Iowa, they can make it to the NFL.
If Darboh goes elsewhere, the good news is that the 2 commits we have at WR so far, look to be very good players.
the good thing about the last couple of classes is the kid may not have the highest ranking but at least they are WR coming out of high schools and not QB or DB that have to be converted
Maybin is from Florida out of Plantation HS, not to shaby of a school,
Hillyer last year was from Texas
both of these states are loaded with talent it not that hard for a kid to be missed by the ranking scouts
and as another poster pointed out Michigan WR that went Pro were 4 or 5* WR out of HS so would hope they got in
like i said Soup took a kid not highly ranked and a former QB and turned him into a WR that will end his career as the career leader in most of every receiving record
the only one i know very little of is the rushing record by a WR
oh by the way nice try at discounting Soups ability at coaching WR's, by saying other coaches put those Recievers in the NFL
didn't know Michigan had 2-3 other WR coaches on their staff
Maybin is from Florida out of Plantation HS, not to shaby of a school,
Hillyer last year was from Texas
both of these states are loaded with talent it not that hard for a kid to be missed by the ranking scouts
and as another poster pointed out Michigan WR that went Pro were 4 or 5* WR out of HS so would hope they got in
like i said Soup took a kid not highly ranked and a former QB and turned him into a WR that will end his career as the career leader in most of every receiving record
the only one i know very little of is the rushing record by a WR
oh by the way nice try at discounting Soups ability at coaching WR's, by saying other coaches put those Recievers in the NFL
didn't know Michigan had 2-3 other WR coaches on their staff
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