Bo Williams Interview on Clone Zone
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His responses are very encouraging, I can't wait to see him play. He seems like a great kid, hope every recruit can be like Bo!
Funny that he wanted to leave Florida because the running backs don't get the ball enough. Guess there's a price for everything.
Just stumbled across that myself...fantastic interview from an amazing member of the Cyclone family! Sounds like Bo bleeds Cardinal and Gold now...man, I can't wait to see him in action!
Great interview. Is that Floppy's old microphone? I think Tom needs to hand he interview over to someone younger and of the opposite sex. You're great and all Tom, but how about a 'sideline' type reporter. I hear Monday Night Football is getting rid of theirs, maybe Suzi Kolber would do the Cyclone interviews.
Love the Floppy inference. When I was a kid i went to the Floppy show and froze when it was my turn to tell a joke. How tough could it be to remember what you get when you put a dog in the oven? I guess I was awestruck being in the presence of the Great Floppy.
Here's another interesting video of our football players. LOL
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What's the difference between Iowa State and Iowa? Our players put videos of themselves dancing like idiots on the internets, Iowa players put up pictures of themselves with extremely large amounts of cash after getting in trouble for credit card fraud. Interesting.
Yeah - sorry. I just thought it was funny after the Grant Mahoney incident and now this. At least on the surface, it appears that our players present more constructive representations of themselves to the public than our rivals to the east.
Then again, it's very possible that Douglas and Bowman earned that money with a lemonade stand or something, teaching themselves the value of hard work.
Then again, it's very possible that Douglas and Bowman earned that money with a lemonade stand or something, teaching themselves the value of hard work.
