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Money Reynolds was awesome here.“Money” Reynolds was another high rated recruit that turned out to be a nothing burger.
Who was the huge lineman we got that came in highly touted but didn’t want to put in the work? Hunter Deyo was it?
Tracy Henderson in the early 80's was maybe the top receiver in the Big 8. Thinking at one time was ISU's all time leading receiver and did it basically 2 years. He was kicked off the team for his senior year, I think.
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When you think things are bad now, read that Criner article. What a mess and thank God for Campbell. AD seemed to be a complete wreck at thst time.![]()
Iowa State University's starting wide receivers - Tracy Henderson... - UPI Archives
Iowa State University's starting wide receivers - Tracy Henderson and Robbie Minor -- were dismissed from the football team for disciplinary reasons, coach...www.upi.com
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Jim Criner's Firing Ends 21 Months of Unrest at Iowa State
The firing of Iowa State football Coach Jim Criner on Wednesday night climaxed a stormy 21-month period that began when he kicked his two starting wide receivers off the team, included the arrest of several players on criminal charges and an NCAA investigation of his program.www.latimes.com
Was going to say, calling Money Reynolds a nothing burger is just factually incorrect lolMoney Reynolds was awesome here.
Well, some dude named David Montgomery may have had something to do with that after his injury.Surprised nobody has mentioned Mike Warren yet. Thought he would get even better every year after rushing for 1,000 yards as a freshman then quickly was phased out when Campbell got here.
Richardson was pretty quick until he got it beat out of him.He had struggle with injuries, probably more significant than O-line problem. (Unless the suggestion is line play had effect on the injury risk.)
This was my era at ISU. I knew every one of those players mentioned in those articles. IMO, Criner was the worst thing that ever happened to ISU football. His son was the biggest dickhead I have ever met and was on scholarship. Steroids were a big deal back then and I'm sure "roid rage" had something to do with all the trouble that group got into.![]()
Iowa State University's starting wide receivers - Tracy Henderson... - UPI Archives
Iowa State University's starting wide receivers - Tracy Henderson and Robbie Minor -- were dismissed from the football team for disciplinary reasons, coach...www.upi.com
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Jim Criner's Firing Ends 21 Months of Unrest at Iowa State
The firing of Iowa State football Coach Jim Criner on Wednesday night climaxed a stormy 21-month period that began when he kicked his two starting wide receivers off the team, included the arrest of several players on criminal charges and an NCAA investigation of his program.www.latimes.com
What happened to Jason Davis? Did he play any college football?Jason Davis. Younger brother of Troy and Darren. Signed with ISU back in '99.
If I remember correctly, he had academic issues and was going to attend a JC to improve his GPA, but even that proved to be a challenge.What happened to Jason Davis? Did he play any college football?
I think we saw Park's ceiling, Kempt ended up being the QB the team needed even if not as flashy.Jacob Park if he got his head on straight would have been incredible.
Jerry and his wife were in charge of the before school care thing my son oldest went to in kindergarten. He was always throwing a ball to those kids and still running around with them in that gym. He was a great human no matter how his football career turned out.For the old timers, it's Jerry Moses. It's not even close. He was considered one of the best Iowa athletes ever, along with Nile Kinnick, gary Thompson, Dan Gable, and Bob Feller. His NIL today would be millions.
Put it this way.
Tony Dorsett played RB for Johnny Majors at Pitt, won a title, Heisman, everything. Went on to the NFL and was ROY, all pro, Super Bowl champ. CFB Hall of Fame. NFL Hall of Fame.
Majors said Moses was better.
I wrote about this very topic for WRNL wayyyyy back in the day. My three choices were Jerry Moses, Chris Boskey, and ... (surprise!) Jack Trice.