Bollers no longer has any official visits listed. Could mean he plans on committing soon. He no longer has Cal listed as warm on 247. He is warm to Bama, ISU, Nebraska and Wisconsin.
Kinda seems like he wants some type of red color in his life.
Bollers no longer has any official visits listed. Could mean he plans on committing soon. He no longer has Cal listed as warm on 247. He is warm to Bama, ISU, Nebraska and Wisconsin.
Why isn’t Iowa recruiting him? He’s right in their backyard.
Is a 5% chance we land him being unrealistic?
Article states he wants to study engineering.
2.718%I would put it at 6.9%
They've done studies. Harvard, Yale, et al graduates aren't any smarter than anyone else. Talent is evenly distributed, opportunity is not.I would argue that 'education' while important does not make a quality worker. 'Initiative', 'diligence', and appreciation of 'quality' have rewarded me much more as an employer than where they went to school. And, I'd further argue that the football education will be, bar none, the most important education a young man can get as it instills those very qualities. So, in the end, whom does this young man turn to to provide those necessary skills? Answer: MC!
They've done studies. Harvard, Yale, et al graduates aren't any smarter than anyone else. Talent is evenly distributed, opportunity is not.
Maybe if your going off standardized testing. It was a general statement meant to support the idea not a concrete end all.So Yale graduates aren’t any smarter than Upper Iowa graduates....that’s an interesting hill to die on.
They've done studies. Harvard, Yale, et al graduates aren't any smarter than anyone else. Talent is evenly distributed, opportunity is not.
Just because you're a poor kid from Montana, doesnt mean you are less likely to be as talented as a rich kid from Texas. It wasn't directly related to sports but another poster's idea that educational prestige isn't indicative of better quality employees.Care to explain? I can't think of any realm this applies.. certainly not in sports
They've done studies. Harvard, Yale, et al graduates aren't any smarter than anyone else. Talent is evenly distributed, opportunity is not.
So Yale graduates aren’t any smarter than Upper Iowa graduates....that’s an interesting hill to die on.
Why isn’t Iowa recruiting him? He’s right in their backyard.
FIowa stopped showing interest in him, he wanted a little more love from KF than he was getting. I think ISU has a solid chance at landing him.
Just because you're a poor kid from Montana, doesnt mean you are less likely to be as talented as a rich kid from Texas. It wasn't directly related to sports but another poster's idea that educational prestige isn't indicative of better quality employees.
I wasn't really talking about genetics, more about statistics and I'm not really sure what that has to do with what I said?To a point, A couple who both have 80 IQs are less likely to have a brilliant child than two geniuses in my opinion.
Wasn't there an article where he was quoted saying the Iowa coaches stopped contacting him, and something about him thinking they were going to come to one of his basketball games and then didn't?
From what I have read they wanted him to be a strictly hand in the ground DE. He wants to be LB. So they basically both went their separate ways. I think he does fit better as an outside backer in a 3-4.
This whole story was something Iowa fans made up to make themselves feel better about Bollers not prioritizing them. I can say with 100% certainty that ISU is recruiting him as a DE.
It doesn’t matter anyways, he’s going to Wisconsin.
No lol. He wasn’t interest in them, THEN they stopped contacting him.Wasn't there an article where he was quoted saying the Iowa coaches stopped contacting him, and something about him thinking they were going to come to one of his basketball games and then didn't?
It’s not mutual when one person says they aren’t interest, aka Bollers told Iowa thanks but no thanksYes. Bollers wasn’t seriously considering Iowa, so Iowa decided it would be mutually beneficial to go their separate ways. IMO that article was just a way for the Bollers’ to take some heat off TJ for not wanting to go to Iowa.
No lol. He wasn’t interest in them, THEN they stopped contacting him.
It’s not mutual when one person says they aren’t interest, aka Bollers told Iowa thanks but no thanks