Much deserved. He had a huge season. I hope he goes pro and we don't have to face him again.
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I think that argument is finally settled.
Much deserved. He had a huge season. I hope he goes pro and we don't have to face him again.
System CB.
Also, he says he's leaning toward coming back next year. Getting his degree is very important to him; he really wants to do it for his family. Having the chance to improve his draft stock and try to take care of some unfinished business doesn't hurt, either.
Also, he says he's leaning toward coming back next year. Getting his degree is very important to him; he really wants to do it for his family. Having the chance to improve his draft stock and try to take care of some unfinished business doesn't hurt, either.
Nah, school isn't that important.[/QUOTE]
When there's million of dollars on the table it really isn't. If Kirk isn't advising him to leave he is doing him a great disservice.
Nah, school isn't that important.[/QUOTE]
When there's million of dollars on the table it really isn't. If Kirk isn't advising him to leave he is doing him a great disservice.
I don't think Kirk tells them one way or the other. I also don't think King will be a top 3 round draft pick cause he won't measure out too well at Indy.
Also, he says he's leaning toward coming back next year. Getting his degree is very important to him; he really wants to do it for his family. Having the chance to improve his draft stock and try to take care of some unfinished business doesn't hurt, either.
Not sure if serious.
Iowa has had some very good corners under Ferentz, but King is easily the best of the bunch. Not only is his preparation/instincts elite, but he's got great ball skills, is an excellent open-field tackler, and he's got the most important attribute that guys like Hyde, Spievey and Godfrey lacked: the hip fluidity to turn and run with receivers without losing speed. The only knocks on him are being a touch on the short side at 5'11" and that he lacks elite top end speed.
Honestly, other than the height, that scouting report doesn't sound too different from Richard Sherman's. A poor man's Sherman is still damn good.
...and try to take care of some unfinished business doesn't hurt, either.
This must be trying to win a bowl game after losing two straight.
What business is left? Winning the conference title? Other than that, they did everything the absolute best.
I'm not saying I expect to compete for the national title next year, but after coming so close this year, I'd bet that the players fully believe that, King included. From a player's perspective, I'm sure they'll enter next season thinking they have unfinished business to tend to.