Yeah, they both want to say more and did their best to imply it. Scott wants to call Cade out for wanting everyone to fall in line when he’s the starter but doesn’t think he should have to if someone else is.
I don’t think it was a fake concussion. I’m guessing after the Wisconsin game he was told it’s Sullivan job and at that point he decided he was done. I believe they planned on Cade starting this week, Cade put in little to no effort in practice Sunday because he’s mentally done, they realized they had to go in a different direction and decided they had to make Lainez available in case Stratton gets hurt.
Listening to another podcast with Leistikow and Tyler something and they are going over all the comments from Kirk and the players, and what a shit show. Defensive guys basically admitting they didn't do the work, got big heads and full of themselves. Nobody has real focus this year.
That doesn't seem that much different than any other 6-4 year with nothing of importance to play for. It's just that it hasn't been us the last few years.
It’s completely different. Its changed a lot in the last 10 years. Playing for a better bowl game was always motivation for teams. Getting to a January 1 game. Going to Florida instead of El Paso.
Not to be mean, but if you think that you're a fucking idiot. It's totally different.
To be clear, I'm not saying everyone has given up and don't think Camel is either. Simply saying that a few clearly have and others are admitting they didn't have the right mental mindset this year. Other programs might have the talent and depth to survive that, but a program at Iowa can get thrown off by even just a couple not being all the way bought in.
I mentioned this a few weeks ago, but the bowls used to legitimately be a massive motivator to players. Not only was it a free trip to somewhere warm, but they were nearly as excited about the gift packages / gift suites that they got. Getting a $500 gift card, a watch and a Playstation or getting to go into a hotel conference room and pick out a number of things they would then ship to you was a huge thing.
Probably more than the who cares bowl in Memphis, though. Maybe not.
Again, if games for these teams are going to be played regardless (the Orlando who cares bowl as you mention) does the structure of those games (an NIT of sorts) make it better? Not playing them at all - so only CFP - is also an option.
which pod is this?
you’re proposing more games that no one wants
In that one they reference a podcast from Tuesday where the QB situation is discussed at length.PODCAST: Explaining Iowa football's road woes on defense, previewing Maryland
In a hour-long episode, the Register's Chad Leistikow and Tyler Tachman preview Iowa football's trip to Maryland and the men's basketball 5-0 start.www.hawkcentral.com
That's presumably the consensus sentiment. I also suggested eliminating them (non CFP) games entirely could be done. What's your preferred post season structure for those that miss the CFP? The current?
The 12 team play off caused this shit. A 6 team playoff would have sufficed for a few years before more whining would've moved it to 8. 12 was absolutely retarded, there's never more that 3 teams that are actual contenders anyway
Sure, but for me, the blame should lay at the feet of KF.
This year there may be.
That makes one of us
