This is pretty awesome. Map showing Iowa and Iowa State fandom across the state. There's a pretty big chunk of the state that's red.
Source: http://imgur.com/9AtOals
hopefully in a few years we can get it more like this. I can't understand that there are cyclones who cheer for the hawks.
Probably a Reddit thread with a response from 300 people.
Umm the key word here is ALUMNI. A lot of tavern hawks all over the place who didn't go to high school.
Umm the key word here is ALUMNI. A lot of tavern hawks all over the place who didn't go to either.
I was in Sioux City and saw a ton of Hawk plates on cars and clothing, of course this was by a casino. Still surprising how many fans of Hawks in NW Iowa being so far away.
Why the hell is western Iowa pro-hawkeye?
No matter. In another 10 years we'll own the state.
What ticks me off to no end is all the ISU alumni that consider themselves Hawk fans.... just sickening. The absolute worst kind of bandwagon jumpers ever IMO.
These are the kind of people that can't think for themselves at all and just do whatever everyone else is doing. They stand for nothing and are weak. Spineless.
If you're going to be a spineless bandwagon jumper, you might as well be an Alabama fan, right? I mean at least be a fan of a good team, am I right?
I live in NW Iowa, and there are tons of TV Hawk fans. Most have never attended a game in Iowa City, but jumped aboard during the Fry years. The "I'm a winner, because my team is a winner" crowd. Plus the fact they can get a shirt at the nearest Walmart. Things are changing...More ISU alums in the state than any other university, more Iowa high school seniors choose ISU than any other university, and let's face it we have a young energetic coaches. Go State!
I agree. I honestly see slightly more ISU plates in Cedar Rapids than Iowa plates. It seems to be increasing too.You know, the little red bird on my car, and the many cyclone red and gold license plates I see in Cedar Rapids tell me that there should be just a hint of Red in Linn County (and I don't care what the ill informed Cedar Rapids Gazette says).
I was in Sioux City and saw a ton of Hawk plates on cars and clothing, of course this was by a casino. Still surprising how many fans of Hawks in NW Iowa being so far away.
I get the sentiment, but it does go both ways. My fiance's brother spent the better part of a decade going to Iowa for Dentistry and he still is a Cyclone Fan. Both her cousins went to Iowa and still have season tickets to Iowa State basketball and sit behind the bench.What ticks me off to no end is all the ISU alumni that consider themselves Hawk fans.... just sickening. The absolute worst kind of bandwagon jumpers ever IMO.
These are the kind of people that can't think for themselves at all and just do whatever everyone else is doing. They stand for nothing and are weak. Spineless.
If you're going to be a spineless bandwagon jumper, you might as well be an Alabama fan, right? I mean at least be a fan of a good team, am I right?
Want to know how much it is killing Iowa fans that increasingly more students are choosing to go to ISU? Read this article titled: Dear high school seniors, don't go to Iowa State.
http://thetab.com/us/iowa/2016/04/28/state-4145
If you don't want to give it page clicks, it basically says ISU colors suck and Ames is in a corn field. Solid arguments.