I agree WRNL had all the right in the world to take a jab at Paul Federici. As BHGP had all the right in the world to make fun of ISU for allowing the event to occur in the first place. Fair enough?
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Cy-Hawk locker room thief was former Iowa student with no connection to ISU
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I agree WRNL had all the right in the world to take a jab at Paul Federici. As BHGP had all the right in the world to make fun of ISU for allowing the event to occur in the first place. Fair enough?
CycloneErik
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Thats the point, it never was a story but ISU fans were the only ones saying it at the time. Now that it's convenient hawks are saying it. It never was a story but was pushed out to the media by the U of I and flames were fanned. A security company ****ed up, Iowa equipment manager didn't lock the door and a guy wearing hawk apparel at Jack trice didn't get questioned walking in to the Iowa lockerroom. Big ******* deal, **** happens and they got reimbursed. But they made it a big deal and embarrased us and publically questioned the character of this institution by taking it upon themselves to inform future opponents. The attention on this now is just.
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It was only a security issue until Iowa's AD got involved. Now it's a public relations issue as well. Don't come on here playing dumb, you dimwit.
Screw the security issue. The best part of this whole story is how great of an example it is of hawk fan douchebaggery. They got ROBBED BY ONE OF THEIR OWN. The fact that EIU wrongly blew it out of proportion is just gravy.
Az, good posts.
The only thing that I would advise our hawk friends, both with hawk in their screen names and nei...
I would wait until all of the facts in this case are published before continuing down the blame game thing.
Now, I am sure that if somehow this looks unfavorably on the u, it will be hard to find any stories on it. But it will be here
If it turns out there is nothing more, then it was a failure by the security firm, Iowa State, and the iowa trainers for leaving the doors unlocked. Pretty much in that order.
But it took this long to hear about the warrants, imagine how long the whole investigation will take to be published?
The only thing that I would advise our hawk friends, both with hawk in their screen names and nei...
I would wait until all of the facts in this case are published before continuing down the blame game thing.
Now, I am sure that if somehow this looks unfavorably on the u, it will be hard to find any stories on it. But it will be here
If it turns out there is nothing more, then it was a failure by the security firm, Iowa State, and the iowa trainers for leaving the doors unlocked. Pretty much in that order.
But it took this long to hear about the warrants, imagine how long the whole investigation will take to be published?
I guess that's my point. Maybe it's a part of the rivalry to want to be able to find where to place blame and I can only speak for myself but I put the blame on isu for allowing it to happen and probably MORE blame on Iowa for making it worse. This shoikdnt even be a story.
Now watch it come out that some super booster from Iowa paid this kid to steal and make it look like it was isu's fault. How good would that be?
Now watch it come out that some super booster from Iowa paid this kid to steal and make it look like it was isu's fault. How good would that be?
Now watch it come out that some super booster from Iowa paid this kid to steal and make it look like it was isu's fault. How good would that be?
My assumption is that he either got his hands on a pass or had some help from the security guard.
Or just said, "I'm with the team. We need some extra athletic tape on the sidelines. I'll be right in & out. Go hawks!"
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