ISU Soccer vs Iowa Discussion Thread

I certainly hope there is an implied jimlad in there...
if we win football, I like our chances, because we always in xc, we could win basketball or at least split there, wrestling always goes toward Iowa, and we've had some success against them in the spring sports
 
if we win football, I like our chances, because we always in xc, we could win basketball or at least split there, wrestling always goes toward Iowa, and we've had some success against them in the spring sports

Definitely feels like we stole one last night for the CyHawk series. Iowa’s WS program as a whole is definitely at a higher level than ours is right now.
 
if we win football, I like our chances, because we always in xc, we could win basketball or at least split there, wrestling always goes toward Iowa, and we've had some success against them in the spring sports
There is a hell of a lot of green between "in a good position" and "sealed the deal."

In 2012-13 ISU was out to a 9-2 lead after losing in soccer and winning in volleyball, football, MCC and WCC. Iowa won 17-9.
 
Definitely feels like we stole one last night for the CyHawk series. Iowa’s WS program as a whole is definitely at a higher level than ours is right now.
True. I have only been to one soccer game, but Iowa State looked like they were on the verge of putting it together when they played a quality Minnesota team to a 1-1 draw at the Gopher's place. They had flashes of brilliance mixed in with WTF? moments.
 
There is a hell of a lot of green between "in a good position" and "sealed the deal."

In 2012-13 ISU was out to a 9-2 lead after losing in soccer and winning in volleyball, football, MCC and WCC. Iowa won 17-9.

There were 26 sports in 2012?
 
if we win football, I like our chances, because we always in xc, we could win basketball or at least split there, wrestling always goes toward Iowa, and we've had some success against them in the spring sports
We should win in volleyball, but we also should have won last year yet found a way to lose.
 
True. I have only been to one soccer game, but Iowa State looked like they were on the verge of putting it together when they played a quality Minnesota team to a 1-1 draw at the Gopher's place. They had flashes of brilliance mixed in with WTF? moments.
I was chatting with Matt Fannon, WSoccer coach, on Monday. Said that he likes to load up the front end of the schedule with some tough teams, because you really don't get anything out of playing lesser sides. It's all in prep for Big 12 play.
 
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Other than hosting Iowa, what is the typical attendance for games? Is extra seating ever needed?
 
Other than hosting Iowa, what is the typical attendance for games? Is extra seating ever needed?
I when I worked in the marketing department in college, I had to work a few soccer games. I'd say the stands were typically 50-75% full during those games. If the stands were a bit bigger, or built additional stands, I think that would open up the opportunity to host track meets as well.
 
Other than hosting Iowa, what is the typical attendance for games? Is extra seating ever needed?

Attendance usually tops out around 500. The last two home matches against Iowa (2018, 2022) have gotten ~1,500.
 
I have seen Creighton's stadium and it looks like an outstanding place to play and to draw recruits. ISU's more of a glorified high school.
 
Any thoughts of where to build a soccer stadium in Ames, worthy to put ISU name on it?

It's not needed. The current one is plenty nice.... just maybe add some seating. Building a new one would be a waste of money.