Trolling 101 to this Historic chick. I know ISU is not an elite basketball school, I think most people can read through when I'm being serious or not
Iowa Football Recruiting
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Trolling 101 to this Historic chick. I know ISU is not an elite basketball school, I think most people can read through when I'm being serious or not
If you can't see that as a straight up troll job against HerkyFan, that's on you.
Hawk recruiting on a Cyclone message board. Serious business.
The type of logic that means Iowa should be D2 after Augustana
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Clarification on the "no visit policy"
It’s a policy, not a rule
Iowa’s policy with high school football players that make a verbal commitment to the Hawkeyes is that they don’t take any other campus visits. The Hawkeye staff looks at it as two parties making a commitment to one another.
The word policy, though, is the key — it’s not a rule, Ferentz said Tuesday.
The policy has become a hot topic in recruiting circles recently, with two four-star Class of 2017 commitments from Texas — running back Eno Benjamin and cornerback Chevin Calloway — taking visits to other schools. And reports surfaced Tuesday that Michigan is pushing Texas defensive back Matt Hankins to make an official visit to Ann Arbor.
“I tease our coaches sometimes, there's policies and then there's rules,” Ferentz said of the issue. “Policies are policies. You can break policies. There's no penalty. But rules are rules.”
Ferentz cannot speak specifically about a prospect until he signs a national letter of intent, but spoke in generalities about the response to commitments who are looking around.
“It's like anything else, you just decide every individual case and kind of go from there,” Ferentz said. “I think it's good to have policies and beliefs, and hopefully everybody that's on board is on board and goes with us.”
It’s a policy, not a rule
Iowa’s policy with high school football players that make a verbal commitment to the Hawkeyes is that they don’t take any other campus visits. The Hawkeye staff looks at it as two parties making a commitment to one another.
The word policy, though, is the key — it’s not a rule, Ferentz said Tuesday.
The policy has become a hot topic in recruiting circles recently, with two four-star Class of 2017 commitments from Texas — running back Eno Benjamin and cornerback Chevin Calloway — taking visits to other schools. And reports surfaced Tuesday that Michigan is pushing Texas defensive back Matt Hankins to make an official visit to Ann Arbor.
“I tease our coaches sometimes, there's policies and then there's rules,” Ferentz said of the issue. “Policies are policies. You can break policies. There's no penalty. But rules are rules.”
Ferentz cannot speak specifically about a prospect until he signs a national letter of intent, but spoke in generalities about the response to commitments who are looking around.
“It's like anything else, you just decide every individual case and kind of go from there,” Ferentz said. “I think it's good to have policies and beliefs, and hopefully everybody that's on board is on board and goes with us.”
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">I am officially opening up my recruitment! <br><br> Thank you & God Bless <a href="https://t.co/Q3qILK12ni">pic.twitter.com/Q3qILK12ni</a></p>— EB5™ (@eno_benjamin5) <a href="">October 23, 2016</a></blockquote>
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Not sure how to get rid of the extra stuff. I tried.
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Oh boy. lol
I can't be on CF at all tomorrow at work. That should be golden. Who is the next shoe to fall?
I can't be on CF at all tomorrow at work. That should be golden. Who is the next shoe to fall?
I'm gonna say he really sticks it to Iowa and will be a Husker
