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I hope Fitz shows this to every one of our recruits who is considering Iowa.
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If you think those dunce Coaches Doyle or Ferentz Jr. would last under Fitz, you should think again. He would fire any coaches who pulled this stuff as soon as he could if he knew about their racist antics.Once we start acknowledging that OUR guy is fallible, then we will start making progress
If you think those dunce Coaches Doyle or Ferentz Jr. would last under Fitz, you should think again. He would fire any coaches who pulled this stuff as soon as he could if he knew about their racist antics.
I have no idea why you’d imply Fitz would condone this situation or that his “fallibility” has anything to do with the awful atmosphere at Iowa.
Fair enough.Didn't mean OUR as Fitz. meant anyone on our side, anyone with whom we agree. Blind loyalty is killing all of us and Iowa's reaction is a prime example. We saw it at PSU, we see it in politics.
Daniels and other Iowa players have spoken out about the toxic culture at Iowa towards black players. One player with a learning disability was bullied by the coaches as well.Soon this will be another example of conviction by social media. What the reality is, other than Akrum Wadley was unhappy, who knows, but does it merit an immediate, uninformed public crucifixion? This public blame culture which is only increasing will end badly for society. Not having any facts, I elect not to participate.
Soon this will be another example of conviction by social media. What the reality is, other than Akrum Wadley was unhappy, who knows, but does it merit an immediate, uninformed public crucifixion? This public blame culture which is only increasing will end badly for society. Not having any facts, I elect not to participate.
I wonder if anything has ever been Akrum Wadley's fault.
The comments, of course.
People really need to ask themselves “If this happened to another team, would I have a problem with it?” Maybe then they wouldn’t let fandom control their rational thought.
Yes and he likely would have been at NU but grades weren’t high enough (it was his first choice if I remember)
Yes and he likely would have been at NU but grades weren’t high enough (it was his first choice if I remember)
We can get a Pittman type without begging him to switch.Hoping Jeremiah Pittman is taking note. I’d think we’d still have a spot for him if he were to reconsider his decision.
We can get a Pittman type without begging him to switch.
Yes and he likely would have been at NU but grades weren’t high enough (it was his first choice if I remember)
Doesn't Io-a have a football board?Angry Iowa Running Back Hating God turns out not to be God, but the gods of the Iowa football program.
Just asking, how many times have you seen him?Pittman is a lot better prospect than what you suggest.
Just asking, how many times have you seen him?
In his case I haven't. Don't get out as much as I used to, particularly to the northern suburbs. I am relying on what I've seen online and the insight from others that know what they are talking about.
Then maybe “Pittman may be a lot better prospect than what you suggest” or “There are experts I’ve read who say Pittman may be a lot better prospect than what you suggest.”
First of all, I don't see anything inconsistent with what I said and with your interpretation of what I said. Secondly, this is not something I read, this is based on my own review of his HUDL film and conversations I have regularly about Illinois HS football with people who have been following Illinois HS football and recruiting for a long time.
You stated it as a (seemingly) statement of fact with no support behind it. That’s the difference.
On its face your statement is ridiculous. Opinions on the quality of a HS football player are subjective by definition, not absolute statements of fact. The qualifier “I think” was implied in my statement of opinion but I guess that wasn’t obvious to you.
Pittman is a lot better prospect than what you suggest.
I don’t claim to be an expert. I tend to under value local talent. I missed badly on Garrafalo and watching him in HS wasn't convinced he was a P5 starter. I thought Kmet would be a good player but not a second rounder, missed again. Thought Baz would be a stud, but that was an easy analysis, especially if you had a view into his personality. These are local kids either from my neighborhood or where my kids went to school with them. So, I got a peak at them up close. DT is a development position and all I will say is Pittman has to put in the work because he has a long ways to go. It appears he does put in the work.Our coaches would obviously agree with your assessment.
Our Coaches are not infallible. Hope the kid succeeds.Our coaches would obviously agree with your assessment.
Or the other poster, which is why he asked about your direct knowledge.
I don’t claim to be an expert. I tend to under value local talent. I missed badly on Garrafalo and watching him in HS wasn't convinced he was a P5 starter. I thought Kmet would be a good player but not a second rounder, missed again. Thought Baz would be a stud, but that was an easy analysis, especially if you had a view into his personality. These are local kids either from my neighborhood or where my kids went to school with them. So, I got a peak at them up close. DT is a development position and all I will say is Pittman has to put in the work because he has a long ways to go. It appears he does put in the work.
I asked if Corb had seem him, because it came off as a statement of fact or backed by some insider knowledge. If his sources are coaches or talent evaluators then I am sure they are more valid that my layman analysis based on nothing more than my two eyes. Not trying to disparage the kid and hope he succeeds, but my opinion of where he is now was quickly dismissed without any insight as to why.
Even if I had seen him play in person, my view of his abilities would still be an opinion, not a statement of fact.