Iowa obviously didn't play a good game, but I don't think even their A game last night would have been enough last night. Purdue was going to win that game no matter what with the way they played.
Tough day for EIU hoops hopes
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Iowa obviously didn't play a good game, but I don't think even their A game last night would have been enough last night. Purdue was going to win that game no matter what with the way they played.
Virginia is better than FAMU. Hey right now isu is 2 games up on the mighty rattlers. Can you keep it that way?
Nah I'm good. It took mighty Iowa with twice the budget as ISU 10 years to finally have a better season. I've enjoyed Iowa collapses no matter the outcome of ISU's season
Iowa had a better season last year, it really isn't debatable. Both schools 23-12, both schools .500 in conference play. Iowa was 1 pt in regulation from the Sweet 16, and ISU was bounced 1st round. You really have to be a blind ISU homer to call that a better season than what Iowa had.
When you keep putting out the same shtick over and over and nobody takes the bait it's time to let it go. This is almost hard to watch
Was literally just trying to help you out. If you want to keep rolling with the almost made the sweet 16 thing go for it but nobody is taking the bait
I know you don't understand a rational discussion, but I already had this rational discussion with a rational ISU poster @Statefan10 If you wish to see what that looks like, go back and read our exchange on it.
Everyone knows who had the better season, heck Twins doesn't even debate it, and he will troll anything. Heck we was trolling ISU was better at football after losing to Iowa at home and they were 7-5 to Iowa's 9-3. He finally dropped that one after ISU got destroyed and went 7-6 to Iowas 10-3.
I genuinely have no account at any Hawk related ws. I really can promise that.
I find it hard to believe that someone else could ever come close to my witty, clever, and insightful ways. jkjkjk. I really don't post over there.
I have been waiting for someone to ask this question. Around here ambiguity leads to shifting sand truth.
