No the one from last week where they had to be pre-approved monthly tweets
That was worse than the original ban.
Glad it was reversed a couple days ago and the current policy is in place.
No the one from last week where they had to be pre-approved monthly tweets
Holy ****
Do we know that for sure? The could have changed earlier today.It wasnt in place when Dochterman published his article about it.
Do we know that for sure? The could have changed earlier today.
It wasnt in place when Dochterman published his article about it.
How much time does "got out in front of it" buy you? A decade?He was 100% serious.
Do we know that for sure? The could have changed earlier today.
I'm sure they reversed it because Iowa is a clean program right? Didn't have anything to do with the ongoing allegations of not allowing their players to have a voice, bullying, misconduct towards African American players, and so forth?That was worse than the original ban.
Glad it was reversed a couple days ago and the current policy is in place.
That was worse than the original ban.
You're arguing semantics. It was a rule as of last week..
Twins, c'mon. It's been 4 days. Ferentz is a changed man.So why are you acting like Ferentz did something good here? Lol
No. The discussion wasn’t “what was Iowa’s twitter policy as of last week,” the discussion was what is Iowa’s twitter policy right now. He was right. All the rest of you were wrong.
I agree for the most part. This is frankly a case where there wasn't proper oversight. No one forced Kirk to listen to the players.I think the more insidious problem for Iowa here is Kirk. He has been there too long, he is paid too much, he is feared and not challenged, and he has become above the law.
I don't think Kirk has bad intentions. But I think he has been corrupted by all the power and he has gone deaf to criticism. He believes he can just decree his will and that's that. It happens to politicians, CEOs, anyone with too much power for too long. Instead of "Let them eat cake" it's "Let them eat 8 wins and a bowl game".
And it has worked for years:
Rumors of leaving? Here's a fat raise.
Jobs for your kid and SIL? Nepotism is no problem.
Womens AD is annoying you? She's gone.
Reporters asking tough questions? Won't see them again.
Your pal almost killed some players? We will invent an award for him.
That's why he didn't have a relief valve for players - he didn't want to and nobody had the authority to make him do it. And to me, that is probably the worst thing out of all of this. He left those young men out to dry when they needed his help.
Player getting bullied or demeaned? Run them off.
If Kirk survives this, that would basically reinforce the entire above the law problem. Who will stand up to him? Others have said the BOR is the only group that can, but will they?
No. The discussion wasn’t “what was Iowa’s twitter policy as of last week,” the discussion was what is Iowa’s twitter policy right now. He was right. All the rest of you were wrong.
Pretty much every poster called him an idiot?
That is literally arguing semantics but alright.No. The discussion wasn’t “what was Iowa’s twitter policy as of last week,” the discussion was what is Iowa’s twitter policy right now. He was right. All the rest of you were wrong.
Because, this is what they do...spin the discussion to a topic that takes attention away from the main issue. Let's get the sheep arguing about the twitter ban so they forget about preferential treatment that has been going on for years...WHO GIVES A **** ABOUT THE TWITTER BAN BEING CANCELLED OR WHEN IT HAPPENED.
You don't think a policy allowing one tweet a month that has to be pre-approved is alarming? I get they have since changed it but the timeline is even more alarming that they changed their policy when all the former players started speaking out.No. The discussion wasn’t “what was Iowa’s twitter policy as of last week,” the discussion was what is Iowa’s twitter policy right now. He was right. All the rest of you were wrong.