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This whole playing innocent thing is honestly insulting. Obviously urbclone threw out some of the things we don't like about Tirrell, did you just have no idea he said these things or felt this way about ISU?
Nobody will care if you say that you thought Morgan was overmatched or that McCarney has let seasons slip through his fingers. I would say that you would be hard pressed to get a majority of us to disagree with you on this. To suggest this is why we might be opposed to your duo taking over doesn't take in to account the fact that we have prior knowledge of things said in the past. If anything, this thread made us all well aware of it.
Undoubtedly Deace pandered to his audience and played to ISU a lot when he started CycloneNation. No one was confused as to where his allegiences really lied though, and that was to Michigan and the almighty dollar. He didn't start CycloneNation because he loved the Clones. He started it to make bank, end of story. Also, you take a jab at Paul Clark, who is a true Cyclone lover, and that isn't a way to endear yourself to fans buddy. There is no quicker way to unite people against you than to attack one of their own.
I still don't have a problem with you, and I doubt anybody really does here. I've always gotten the impression that you really don't care about ISU or Iowa, and in fact I would perfer it that way. I felt like Deace was in that same boat and that is what appealed to me about him. He really doesn't have a vested interest in Iowa or ISU, so in covering them he maintained somewhat objective.
The problem we have with KXNO now isn't that we don't necessarily like Tirrell or Jon Miller (although many of us don't), it's that there is no objectivity left. We're beset with Hawk fans on all sides. And as I said before, the quickest way to unite people is to put them under seige from a shared enemy. I'm hoping this news about Cyclone media representation is pretty good, because right now, Tirrell, Jon Miller, and KXNO have formed what our esteemed president has coined an "axis of evil".
[/b][/quote] Awesome post Bryce. One of the best that I have ever read.
This whole playing innocent thing is honestly insulting. Obviously urbclone threw out some of the things we don't like about Tirrell, did you just have no idea he said these things or felt this way about ISU?
Nobody will care if you say that you thought Morgan was overmatched or that McCarney has let seasons slip through his fingers. I would say that you would be hard pressed to get a majority of us to disagree with you on this. To suggest this is why we might be opposed to your duo taking over doesn't take in to account the fact that we have prior knowledge of things said in the past. If anything, this thread made us all well aware of it.
Undoubtedly Deace pandered to his audience and played to ISU a lot when he started CycloneNation. No one was confused as to where his allegiences really lied though, and that was to Michigan and the almighty dollar. He didn't start CycloneNation because he loved the Clones. He started it to make bank, end of story. Also, you take a jab at Paul Clark, who is a true Cyclone lover, and that isn't a way to endear yourself to fans buddy. There is no quicker way to unite people against you than to attack one of their own.
I still don't have a problem with you, and I doubt anybody really does here. I've always gotten the impression that you really don't care about ISU or Iowa, and in fact I would perfer it that way. I felt like Deace was in that same boat and that is what appealed to me about him. He really doesn't have a vested interest in Iowa or ISU, so in covering them he maintained somewhat objective.
The problem we have with KXNO now isn't that we don't necessarily like Tirrell or Jon Miller (although many of us don't), it's that there is no objectivity left. We're beset with Hawk fans on all sides. And as I said before, the quickest way to unite people is to put them under seige from a shared enemy. I'm hoping this news about Cyclone media representation is pretty good, because right now, Tirrell, Jon Miller, and KXNO have formed what our esteemed president has coined an "axis of evil".
[/b][/quote] Awesome post Bryce. One of the best that I have ever read.