Lol, I might be your doctor.:wink:
Yeah, somehow I doubt that. My doctors are intelligent.
Lol, I might be your doctor.:wink:
Honestly if they get that other guy they are after, today's affairs won't matter. But it the other guy skips over Iowa, then I think the butthurt will flow...
30 years ago. Where have you been?When did Iowa become Alabama?
It's the off-season and I like to look at stats when it's the off-season.. Fun stat: Iowa State has lost 611 games all time, which is the 5th worst ever. There are 4 programs in the country that have lost more games. Yikes.
In before hoks didn't really want him.Iowa is going after another (ranked higher, as well) RB that'll make his decision on Saturday, his name is Aca'cedric Ware. All of the recruiting services pick Iowa as the frontrunner to land him, and his offer list is more extensive than Ozigbo's. With him and Markel Smith being the guys of 2015, it's easy to see why Ozigbo didn't want any part of it. He'll still face the wrath of Iowa's D (pun intended?) on a yearly basis. Don't rest so easy, Clowns.
I like his build 5'11 220 he looks really strong as well, but dat 4.73 40 could be better
I like his build 5'11 220 he looks really strong as well, but dat 4.73 40 could be better
Fun fact: YOU FAIL we are the 6th worst and you thumbs up your own post.
ISU: 611
Rutgers: 615 (Big 10 member)
Kansas State: 619
Wake Forest: 624
Northwestern: 642 (Big 10 member)
Indiana: 643 (Big 10 member)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_Division_I_FBS_football_win-loss_records
Take that hoks! We have now beat them both in state and out of state for recruits!
Only took you about 120 years of playing football.
Congrats.
Iowa is going after another (ranked higher, as well) RB that'll make his decision on Saturday, his name is Aca'cedric Ware. All of the recruiting services pick Iowa as the frontrunner to land him, and his offer list is more extensive than Ozigbo's. With him and Markel Smith being the guys of 2015, it's easy to see why Ozigbo didn't want any part of it. He'll still face the wrath of Iowa's D (pun intended?) on a yearly basis. Don't rest so easy, Clowns.
All reports said last week he was going to USC. Iowa really had no shot after his visit to So Cal.Are you still confident in Iowa landing this Ware kid? All reports now indicate he'll announce his decision to go to USC on Monday. Of course, you never know, he might pick Iowa over USC. If so, congrats.
But if he picks USC, that means Iowa will strike out on both of their RB targets for 2015. I can understand losing out to USC, but ISU? Things are a changin'.
Are you still confident in Iowa landing this Ware kid? All reports now indicate he'll announce his decision to go to USC on Monday. Of course, you never know, he might pick Iowa over USC. If so, congrats.
But if he picks USC, that means Iowa will strike out on both of their RB targets for 2015. I can understand losing out to USC, but ISU? Things are a changin'.
Can't be possible. According to that fan base, their coaches stopped recruiting Ozigbo because they were so confident they'd land Ware. Despite what the Iowa 247 guy said about their staff still actively pursuing Ozigbo up to the point of him committing to ISU.
Sounds like a Marshawn Lynch in the makingI'm really excited for Ozigbo. A big running back that still has another year to put even more weight and has good speed. For those of you wondering, here is his ESPN scouting report:
OVERALL TRAITS
Size-Strength-Speed Ozigbo is of very good size for a RB. He is of very good thickness which helps him break many tackles. Plays with very good strength as he will continually carry defenders with him. His speed is better than most of those on the field as he does not get caught. Vision/Patience Runs with the attitude he understands blocking schemes. He will stay behind the line and react positively to what he sees. Displays both a burst and an ability to stick his foot in the ground and make a sharp cut. Agility/Acceleration Has an ability to cut and to cut more than once on the same play. He runs under control and knows when to apply a burst which is noticeable. Power/Balance Is a strong legged runner that runs with good body lean and high leg drive. Is seen carrying many defenders with him for numerous yards. Is a powerful back that should become even more powerful as he matures. Bottom Line Ozigbo is an impressive big back that should make a mid-level to upper level power conference school a very good addition. He demonstrates he is ready to compete at a high level. Junior Eval STRENGTHS: Displays good power and strength as a runner. Can get to the hole and allow creases to open and burst through to second level. Has good speed. ... AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT: Will need to continue to add strength to be more consistent in running through arm tackles. Does not have great anticipation to make a quick cut if defender shows up in the hole. ... BOTTOM LINE: Ozigbo will most likely end up at a high level BCS program but will need to physically develop to keep up production after multiple carries.