I think they did try to use Sanders that way at least some, but due to the offense's lack of execution, it often didn't really work. For instance, I remember more than a few screen plays or swing passes set up for Sanders where Dekkers either missed him entirely or put it in a spot where Sanders had to adjust and lost momentum.
ISU football depth chart prediction??
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Man, Donnie Jennert is a name I haven't heard in quite a while.
I can't decide if I believe this or not. I don't really think gambling entities are aligned with the government, but more that they will self-report because their existence depends on a structure of trust. It would be in their interest to get ahead of these things instead of being caught with their pants down on them later.
I actually feel like there are better nuggets and more quickly on the free board regarding this topic. The conversation about it is probably a bit more toxic on the free board though, no doubt. More people willing to share info and all kinds of opinions.Gamblin…Smoke and Fire
Not yet. But they passed a law where they can bring in the Bird when they aren’t happy True. Although the AG's office could always be brought in upon request of the local prosecutors even before that. Some of the finest prosecutors I've encountered were area prosecutors who were Asst AGs. I...cyclonefanatic.com
Yeah, you wouldn't know by the thread title, but the details have been slowly leaked from the premium board if you want to sift through all of it.
He is a smooth runner as I've seen since Breece, but he didn't seem to have very good vision or break tackle ability from what I remember last year. Apparently he had a good game against TCU backups in a game we were getting piss pounded in, but I was checked out by that point.
Yeah but the regulatory agencies they report to are government. And the agency decides if they are going to pursue or not.
I agree with KO and team winning that game. But we only finished 6-6 that year, primarily due to weakness at the quarterback position (and most other offensive skill positions were not too great either).
That was the best OL we’ve had in some time and it couldn’t overcome deficiencies in other areas of the offense. A good example to illustrate my original point.
I guess this is why a team can't have enough good arms. Starter decides to join the Players Club and places bets on ISU and one has a career ending injury.
Just when I was waiting for good Arizona news we get this
Cook
Please someone correct me if I have bad info.
Prior CF article
"Cook has since suffered what Campbell called a career-ending injury, leaving Becht as the only other quarterback on Iowa State’s roster with an entire season in a Power 5 program under his belt."
Turns out I was completely ******* wrong and apparently the state of Iowa is the only one in the entire country where you can actually get busted for gambling.
No kidding, where is the sweep of Louisiana, Ohio, Indiana, and other states where it’s ok to gamble
Anticipated Depth Chart (Excluded all still involved with gambling situation)
QB: Becht, Kohl
RB: Norton, Sanders, Harris/Sama
TE: Dean, Brahmer, Moore/Keller
F: Klotz, Bjork/Burkle
WRX: Higgins, Gaines/Essex
WRZ: Stanley, Ngoyi/Bitter
WRF: Noel, Adam/Brown
LT: Miller, Neal
LG: Hufford, Akinshilo
C: Peterson, Bonifas
RG: Simmons, Hasert
RT: Treiber, Maro
LEO: Ezeogu, Medeszoon
DT: Onyedim, Singleton
NG: Orange, Okoli
E: Peterson, Adam
WLB: Vaughn, Willich
MLB: Sadowsky, Lovett
SLB: Ellis, McLaughlin/Marshall
CB: Purchase, Porter
BS: Verdon, McGee
MS: Freyler, Howard
FS: Cooper, Thompson/Patton
CB: Tampa, Crosby
Some notes from a few well connected sources:
- Sadowsky will have a major impact this year as a freshman, legit shot to start at MLB
- Brahmer flipping ISU from Nebraska kinda went under the radar but we may see (as early as this year) just how big of a get that was and just how good he can be
- Onyedim, Orange and Singleton offer a great 'top 3' in terms of stopping the run, need a few pass rushers to step up
- Depth spots at WR will be determined during camp, lots of talent, but young and need consistency
- The top 5 guys in the secondary is likely the best we have ever had at ISU.
- Hufford and Miller should out-preform expectations
QB: Becht, Kohl
RB: Norton, Sanders, Harris/Sama
TE: Dean, Brahmer, Moore/Keller
F: Klotz, Bjork/Burkle
WRX: Higgins, Gaines/Essex
WRZ: Stanley, Ngoyi/Bitter
WRF: Noel, Adam/Brown
LT: Miller, Neal
LG: Hufford, Akinshilo
C: Peterson, Bonifas
RG: Simmons, Hasert
RT: Treiber, Maro
LEO: Ezeogu, Medeszoon
DT: Onyedim, Singleton
NG: Orange, Okoli
E: Peterson, Adam
WLB: Vaughn, Willich
MLB: Sadowsky, Lovett
SLB: Ellis, McLaughlin/Marshall
CB: Purchase, Porter
BS: Verdon, McGee
MS: Freyler, Howard
FS: Cooper, Thompson/Patton
CB: Tampa, Crosby
Some notes from a few well connected sources:
- Sadowsky will have a major impact this year as a freshman, legit shot to start at MLB
- Brahmer flipping ISU from Nebraska kinda went under the radar but we may see (as early as this year) just how big of a get that was and just how good he can be
- Onyedim, Orange and Singleton offer a great 'top 3' in terms of stopping the run, need a few pass rushers to step up
- Depth spots at WR will be determined during camp, lots of talent, but young and need consistency
- The top 5 guys in the secondary is likely the best we have ever had at ISU.
- Hufford and Miller should out-preform expectations
Interesting you have Ellis over McLaughlin? I would love to see Gaines or Kai Black hop one of the incumbents at WR
