...never mind...
http://thegazette.com/2011/12/23/io...-unforgettable-journey-to-the-pinstripe-bowl/
http://thegazette.com/2011/12/23/io...-unforgettable-journey-to-the-pinstripe-bowl/
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At first I was pleased to see such a lengthy write up for a paper that usually has to make room for feature articles about Iowa's 3rd string RB's part-time job or something, but as I kept reading, I realized it was the same old awful journalism you get from this paper--sans Mike Hlas and Orlan Love, of course.
It involves more Hawkeye coddling--evidently a win over a marginal football team was improbable--and he makes sure to get a discrediting detail about the OSU game in there with mention of their heavy hearts.
I'm posting this because I feel like this writer needs to be let known just how clear his wry smile is shining through.
Iowa State’s season from 20,000 feet: An unforgettable journey to the Pinstripe Bowl | TheGazette
...sorry, I don't find backhanded compliments from a writer to be a good article.
...sorry, I don't find backhanded compliments from a writer to be a good article.
I don't have Hawkeye hate--I grew up in the area and know how one-sided The Gazette is when it comes to its sports reporting.
It's not articles lile this that make us seem like little brothers - its fans like you.
...sorry, I don't find backhanded compliments from a writer to be a good article.
I don't have Hawkeye hate--I grew up in the area and know how one-sided The Gazette is when it comes to its sports reporting.
Not seeing the "backhanded compliments" in this article. Criticisms listed are justified because they are true. If you think this season was a perfect one for ISU, the 6-6 record proves otherwise. As the writer says, 8-4 was attainable, and even then it wouldn't have been a perfect season.