Lol of course he likes Kirk then. Either way he's not credibleCurrently resides in CR and is a coach for Linn Mar.
Lol of course he likes Kirk then. Either way he's not credibleCurrently resides in CR and is a coach for Linn Mar.
Stop. This man's account is no different than anyone else's. He has every right to express his opinion on the situation.A quick Google search shows Miles had off the field problems at Iowa. Discredited
You're saying if they simply settle right?They have a choice.
Iowa tax paying citizens are the insurance policy.
It was a joke because he got arrested at Iowa so he automatically becomes not credible by Iowa fansStop. This man's account is no different than anyone else's. He has every right to express his opinion on the situation.
He agrees with that. It was a not-so-subtle jab at squawk posters on here who discredit every account of racial bias or mistreatment by any player who didn't start, have an unblemished record off the court and/or finish their career at iowa.Stop. This man's account is no different than anyone else's. He has every right to express his opinion on the situation.
His views on the situation are not flawed and they are credible. His views provide an insight as to how the Iowa program got into its current predicament. A lot of former players during that time have come out and expressed only positivity towards Coach Ferentz. So why were there 70+ players from 2013 and on expressing extremely negative views? Something obviously happened.Lol of course he likes Kirk then. Either way he's not credible
Yeah yeah I got sucked into it lol.He agrees with that. It was a not-so-subtle jab at squawk posters on here who discredit every account of racial bias or mistreatment by any player who didn't start, have an unblemished record off the court and/or finish their career at iowa.
It's called a Derecho, dummy.
I think we are going to see a lot more of this.
AND Iowa is currently getting sued under Title IX for cutting their swimming and diving programs.
I'm not defending but what "rights" do you speak of? I've kind of always been more of the opinion that Doyle is a **** and everyone knows it, including Ferentz. I know for a fact he treated players of all races like ****. It was his old drill sergeant mentality that it will make players mentally tougher. I think that's what Miles is trying to say. Has this behavior gotten worst in the last maybe 8-10 years...maybe. Has society softened so that now any form of discipline results in a victim mentality...I think there is some of that. It's happening in schools, corporate settings, etc. I'm ready to move on from the Ferentz's but I do want to hear from more athletes and the coaches about their experiences. I know a handful of African American Iowa football players from years past, and they all absolutely loved their time in Iowa City. They go back any chance they get. Doyle is not the same **** to them after graduation that he was while they were in school.Of course we will.
But what's the point? Does Iowa hope that it can show only 20% of their athletes had their rights violated? Is that the Hok standard - as long as more athletes had a good (acceptable, tolerable) experience, we don't care about the other athletes bad experiences?
Wait - this image just in from Iowa City -
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This isn't true. Doyle treated African Americans worse than white athletesI've kind of always been more of the opinion that Doyle is a **** and everyone knows it, including Ferentz. I know for a fact he treated players of all races like ****.
How do you know that? My sources disagreeThis isn't true. Doyle treated African Americans worse than white athletes
Because the players came forward and said it and he no longer is employed because of itHow do you know that? My sources disagree
I'm not defending but what "rights" do you speak of? I've kind of always been more of the opinion that Doyle is a **** and everyone knows it, including Ferentz. I know for a fact he treated players of all races like ****. It was his old drill sergeant mentality that it will make players mentally tougher. I think that's what Miles is trying to say. Has this behavior gotten worst in the last maybe 8-10 years...maybe. Has society softened so that now any form of discipline results in a victim mentality...I think there is some of that. It's happening in schools, corporate settings, etc. I'm ready to move on from the Ferentz's but I do want to hear from more athletes and the coaches about their experiences. I know a handful of African American Iowa football players from years past, and they all absolutely loved their time in Iowa City. They go back any chance they get. Doyle is not the same **** to them after graduation that he was while they were in school.
How do you know that? My sources disagree