How are Iowa fans doing that?
I assume you can read so go over to your boards,
How are Iowa fans doing that?
I assume you can read so go over to your boards,
I do read the pay board at HR and havent seen any unrealistic expectations for Connor next year, thats why I asked where you saw it.
This idea that you only read the pay board and not the general basketball forum is insane. Meanwhile you come over here and post all day long.
Yes I do listen to Hawk central, unless they start talking wrestling. I don't put my head in the saND and only listen to cyclone stuff.No I don't listen to Cyclone insider. You listen to Hawk Central? I doubt it or maybe you missed that after a 12-0 Hawk regular season Chad picked Minnesota to win the BigTen West this year, not Iowa.
You're welcome?
And the general forums on HR and the few people that post on HN are full of idiots.
I come here because of the high volume of discussion about the Hawks.
Yeah he was physically there because that's where he reports from. Not really celebrating, although he should have stayed in his seat at his age.
But, like I said, when you cover a team long enough it's probably natural to develop at least a small attachment to them. I just think he's slightly dour and pessimistic, especially about football.
Edit: His articles are plain as day also. As someone who goes to the games, I usually gleam nothing extra from his articles, even in the offseason.
Where Randy broke his leg was a long way from where he sits during the game. He can't stay in his seat because it is sort of his job to be in the media room for the post game press conferences. The media room is on the other side of Hilton and he was on his way there. I was only a few feet from where he fell and I think it would have happened even if the student sections didn't come out on the court. When he fell there were no students around him, they hadn't got that far onto the court. There was one person who went through the court side seats to get on the court right about where he fell and I think that was the catalyst for the fall. I don't know if that person bumped him or maybe just caused some general shuffling among the court side fans that caused it. I can't remember if there were any TV cables on the ground at that point that may have contributed or not.
This idea that you only read the pay board and not the general basketball forum is insane. Meanwhile you come over here and post all day long.
He's gonna have a nervous breakdown over that yet.Chad is still talking about the Minnesota game on Twitter. Seriously
Chad is still talking about the Minnesota game on Twitter. Seriously
Ellington never called for a TO. Fran can't call it from the bench, rule changed a few years ago. So not a missed called. Foot outta bounds, yup that happens tho.About how bad a call the refs made? If so, he is correct, Ellington clearly called TO and he missed that. Then he misses the OB call as the guy tying up Ellingson for the jump ball is clearly out of bounds. Missing one call is bad, missing both is pretty inexcusable.
Just because the mic picked up the timeout doesn't mean that the ref heard it. But let's not disregard the fact there was more than 10 minutes still to play in the game with multiple chances still to win the game.About how bad a call the refs made? If so, he is correct, Ellington clearly called TO and he missed that. Then he misses the OB call as the guy tying up Ellingson for the jump ball is clearly out of bounds. Missing one call is bad, missing both is pretty inexcusable.
Just because the mic picked up the timeout doesn't mean that the ref heard it. But let's not disregard the fact there was more than 10 minutes still to play in the game with multiple chances still to win the game.
Ellington never called for a TO. Fran can't call it from the bench, rule changed a few years ago. So not a missed called. Foot outta bounds, yup that happens tho.
http://whotv.com/2017/02/09/controversial-no-call-frustrates-hawkeyes-in-loss-to-minnesota/
Just because the mic picked up the timeout doesn't mean that the ref heard it. But let's not disregard the fact there was more than 10 minutes still to play in the game with multiple chances still to win the game.
What? There was 20 seconds left in the game. Instead of Iowa having the ball, Minnesota gets a possession they didn't deserve and scores to tie the game.
I'm not saying Iowa 100% wins that game, but would you think a team has a greater % to win up 2 with the ball than gifting the opponent the ball?
I would think as ISU fans you guys of all people would understand the frustrations of poor officiating, especially when it has a big impact on the outcome of the game.
About how bad a call the refs made? If so, he is correct, Ellington clearly called TO and he missed that. Then he misses the OB call as the guy tying up Ellingson for the jump ball is clearly out of bounds. Missing one call is bad, missing both is pretty inexcusable.
We also know that there were hundreds of other things we could have done before it to take it out of the refs hands.