I'm ok with the haks dominating a small midwestern state if we can haul in comparable talent abroad. Ramos, Treiber, & Hufford are a good start. This season will be very telling concerning our O line development. No more youth excuse. If we can't win in the trenches vs UNI, time to burn this mother down.
Maybe I am being too critical, but it just feels like the OL has been the weak link in the improvement of the team. Crazy how the team looks loaded on the DL after years being a patchwork mess.
I remember one of my floor mates switching from Engineering to Business and he would literally be rolling on the ground laughing at the difference in work load all the while making fun of us doing 30 physics problems for 5 hours. He was also a degenerate partier/drinker. His grades went from D- to B+ in two semesters lol.Ahh yes, everyone's fallback to the fallback plan... the business degree.
I always thought business would be a fine minor, which is why I have one with my enginnering degree.
I wonder about the choice to show him "farms" while he was here. Perhaps that was a less than wise decision. Point out the turf in the stadium and talk about the students who intern at the Super Bowl.
When you're trying to woo a student (and his parents) think carefully about the impression you want to leave - I'm not sure showing him farms was a good use of his time here. Regardless, he made his decision. We'll all live with it.
He should have just said that he likes how Iowa has developed O-linemen and gotten them into the NFL and left it at that.
Don't be a schmuck and act like Iowa's academics were the place to go for what you're interested in. That's not true, and he knows it.
Wish him luck though. We'll be fine.
It really makes no sense. If he want's to be in Ag retail, or Ag at all, going to Iowa is not the better educational decision. It may not be of much significance, but there's no reason Iowa would be a better option.
I mean he's from Cedar Rapids. Of course he thinks Iowa is a better school. It will ALWAYS be a Hawkeye State.
I agree his input on his academic decision seemed contrived. He chose Iowa because he grew up loving that school, and they have a great track record with o-linemen.
I also agree with the earlier poster about not taking him to see a farm when he visited ISU.
Are there any degrees the schools have in common that Iowa is better at.?
Lots. Just like there are lots of majors they have in common that ISU is better at.
The English/Creative Writing school at Iowa is top notch. Biology might be equal, they do make doctors at Iowa. Maybe Business? IDK I hear ISU has grown a lot in that field since I was in school '03-'08. I don't really think that much about U of I tbh.Are there any degrees the schools have in common that Iowa is better at.?
The English/Creative Writing school at Iowa is top notch. Biology might be equal, they do make doctors at Iowa. Maybe Business? IDK I hear ISU has grown a lot in that field since I was in school '03-'08. I don't really think that much about U of I tbh.