So you see them passing up not only Scherff (who had every bit as much recruiting accolades as either of them, plus actual game experience and a large size advantage over either), but a senior in Tobin who will have probably 12-13 starts under his belt, not to mention JRs like Donnal and Bofelli.I think Metuo is very wrong about neither Blythe nor Walsh seeing the field next year.
Also, Sleeper will not be starting.
What makes you think Law will get the nod over Sleeper? Very unlikely.If Scherff was good, he'd be playing over Tobin now. And I was rooting for him early in the year.
We rarely play 3 safeties, so when Sleeper gets beat out, he won't be seeing significant PT.
No, they wouldn't. Ferentz does not play true freshman lineman.What makes you think Law will get the nod over Sleeper? Very unlikely.If Scherff was good, he'd be playing over Tobin now. And I was rooting for him early in the year.
We rarely play 3 safeties, so when Sleeper gets beat out, he won't be seeing significant PT.
And the Tobin deal is the same thing, seniority over younger talent.
And if Blythe or Walsh were better than Scherff they would be playing RIGHT NOW.
Mike JonesNo, they wouldn't. Ferentz does not play true freshman lineman.What makes you think Law will get the nod over Sleeper? Very unlikely.If Scherff was good, he'd be playing over Tobin now. And I was rooting for him early in the year.
We rarely play 3 safeties, so when Sleeper gets beat out, he won't be seeing significant PT.
And the Tobin deal is the same thing, seniority over younger talent.
And if Blythe or Walsh were better than Scherff they would be playing RIGHT NOW.
You really are dumb as shit.
The bottom line is that if a player is good enough, they will play, especially in situations like this year where the depth is weak (see Jones in 2003 and Bulaga in 07).Whoops, 3 in 13 fucking years. You got me there kid.
Don't worry, Metuo, everyone still thinks you are a worthless piece of shit and you still won't last long here.The bottom line is that if a player is good enough, they will play, especially in situations like this year where the depth is weak (see Jones in 2003 and Bulaga in 07).Whoops, 3 in 13 fucking years. You got me there kid.
Is there any other aspect of Iowa football that you would like me to explain to you, or can I make you look like a fool in any other way today?
I'm here to help increase your knowledge.
Don't worry, Metuo, everyone still thinks you are a worthless piece of shit and you still won't last long here.The bottom line is that if a player is good enough, they will play, especially in situations like this year where the depth is weak (see Jones in 2003 and Bulaga in 07).Whoops, 3 in 13 fucking years. You got me there kid.
Is there any other aspect of Iowa football that you would like me to explain to you, or can I make you look like a fool in any other way today?
I'm here to help increase your knowledge.
On what planet was Scherff even in the same realm of highly rated as Blythe and Walsh?So you see them passing up not only Scherff (who had every bit as much recruiting accolades as either of them, plus actual game experience and a large size advantage over either), but a senior in Tobin who will have probably 12-13 starts under his belt, not to mention JRs like Donnal and Bofelli.I think Metuo is very wrong about neither Blythe nor Walsh seeing the field next year.
Also, Sleeper will not be starting.
Okay then.
If either of them were that good, how come they are not seeing time in the rotation now? Kirk has played true frosh OL in the past if they are really good, which those guys would have to be in order to pass up all of the aforementioned players.
So yeah, you're wrong. And I'm right.
And I never said Sleeper would start, but he will see significant PT. If you think Kirk and Norm can go an entire year leaving a SR walk-on from small town Iowa, and one with extensive playing experience, on the bench, then you are twice as dumb as I think you are.
Scherff and Blythe were both 3*s on scout with no other major offers besides Iowa State.On what planet was Scherff even in the same realm of highly rated as Blythe and Walsh?So you see them passing up not only Scherff (who had every bit as much recruiting accolades as either of them, plus actual game experience and a large size advantage over either), but a senior in Tobin who will have probably 12-13 starts under his belt, not to mention JRs like Donnal and Bofelli.I think Metuo is very wrong about neither Blythe nor Walsh seeing the field next year.
Also, Sleeper will not be starting.
Okay then.
If either of them were that good, how come they are not seeing time in the rotation now? Kirk has played true frosh OL in the past if they are really good, which those guys would have to be in order to pass up all of the aforementioned players.
So yeah, you're wrong. And I'm right.
And I never said Sleeper would start, but he will see significant PT. If you think Kirk and Norm can go an entire year leaving a SR walk-on from small town Iowa, and one with extensive playing experience, on the bench, then you are twice as dumb as I think you are.
Not according to Rivals or anyone else.
Blythe was a 4* and the 148th rated player in the Country. He had offers from Kansas State, Stanford, Wisconsin and many others.Scherff and Blythe were both 3*s on scout with no other major offers besides Iowa State.On what planet was Scherff even in the same realm of highly rated as Blythe and Walsh?So you see them passing up not only Scherff (who had every bit as much recruiting accolades as either of them, plus actual game experience and a large size advantage over either), but a senior in Tobin who will have probably 12-13 starts under his belt, not to mention JRs like Donnal and Bofelli.
Okay then.
If either of them were that good, how come they are not seeing time in the rotation now? Kirk has played true frosh OL in the past if they are really good, which those guys would have to be in order to pass up all of the aforementioned players.
So yeah, you're wrong. And I'm right.
And I never said Sleeper would start, but he will see significant PT. If you think Kirk and Norm can go an entire year leaving a SR walk-on from small town Iowa, and one with extensive playing experience, on the bench, then you are twice as dumb as I think you are.
Not according to Rivals or anyone else.
Pretty sure that's the planet earth.
He did not have many others, he had 6, the same number as Scherff. Both were offered by Iowa, Iowa State, K-State, and Kansas.Blythe was a 4* and the 148th rated player in the Country. He had offers from Kansas State, Stanford, Wisconsin and many others.Scherff and Blythe were both 3*s on scout with no other major offers besides Iowa State.On what planet was Scherff even in the same realm of highly rated as Blythe and Walsh?
Not according to Rivals or anyone else.
Pretty sure that's the planet earth.
Parade also named him a First Team All-American.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/iowa/football/recruiting/player-Austin-Blythe-98396;_ylt=ArgcnBFm88mnHi8cBgIMfa97sJB4
This isn't HROT, Metuo, you just can't make shit up and think people are going to believe you.Scherff was a 4* on Rivals with offers from K-State, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebrantska.
Blythe was a 4* with offers from Kansas and K-State.
I forgot to scroll down to the bottom of the page. They had schools listed in between that had not offered. I assumed all the schools that had offered were listed sequentially.This isn't HROT, Metuo, you just can't make shit up and think people are going to believe you.Scherff was a 4* on Rivals with offers from K-State, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebrantska.
Blythe was a 4* with offers from Kansas and K-State.
Scherff was a 3* on Rivals and ranked #4 in the State of Iowa and not in the Top 250 nationally.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/iowa/football/recruiting/player-Brandon-Scherff-92428
I like how you also bullshitted and left off Blythe's offers from Stanford and Wisconsin as well as his national ranking of #148.
Nice try though.
lolSee this is why we can never have nice things.
Translation:I forgot to scroll down to the bottom of the page. They had schools listed in between that had not offered. I assumed all the schools that had offered were listed sequentially.This isn't HROT, Metuo, you just can't make shit up and think people are going to believe you.Scherff was a 4* on Rivals with offers from K-State, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebrantska.
Blythe was a 4* with offers from Kansas and K-State.
Scherff was a 3* on Rivals and ranked #4 in the State of Iowa and not in the Top 250 nationally.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/iowa/football/recruiting/player-Brandon-Scherff-92428
I like how you also bullshitted and left off Blythe's offers from Stanford and Wisconsin as well as his national ranking of #148.
Nice try though.
Either way, the offer lists are virtually identical. Scout had them both as a 3, Rivals gave Blythe an extra snowflake. Big fucking deal, and if you think that means jack shit as to their abilities as a player, then you are twice as stupid as I think you are already.
No kidding. Who was the dumbass who brought up recruiting rankings?...Rivals gave Blythe an extra snowflake. Big fucking deal, and if you think that means jack shit as to their abilities as a player, then you are twice as stupid as I think you are already.
Oh.Metuo Accipiter said:Scherff (who had every bit as much recruiting accolades as either of them
On the 3 main services, Scherff had a rating of 3.0, while Blythe comes in at 3.33. They had 6 offers, 4 to the exact same schools, and Blythe had Wisconsin while Scherff had Nebrantska, and Blythe had Stanford while Scherff had Missouri.No kidding. Who was the dumbass who brought up recruiting rankings?...Rivals gave Blythe an extra snowflake. Big fucking deal, and if you think that means jack shit as to their abilities as a player, then you are twice as stupid as I think you are already.
Oh.Metuo Accipiter said:Scherff (who had every bit as much recruiting accolades as either of them
ESPN has number ratings that are more specific than stars. Blythe was a 79 aESPN has them both listed as 3*s as well.
It looks like Rivals is the outlier here.
Kind of sucks for your argument.
Edit: what the fuck is with your unhealthy obsession with HROT. I have never seen so much single-minded Penus envy in my life. Did someone over there fuck your mother, steal your girlfriend, and rape your daughter?
Get over yourself, loser.
I'm not a math major, but that seems pretty goddamned fucking close to me.ESPN has number ratings that are more specific than stars. Blythe was a 79 aESPN has them both listed as 3*s as well.
It looks like Rivals is the outlier here.
Kind of sucks for your argument.
Edit: what the fuck is with your unhealthy obsession with HROT. I have never seen so much single-minded Penus envy in my life. Did someone over there fuck your mother, steal your girlfriend, and rape your daughter?
Get over yourself, loser.
79 and Sherff was a 76.
-I'm starting to realize that you're nothing more than the foul-mouthed comic relief around here, and I don't like picking on Special Ed kids.
Edit: what the fuck is with your unhealthy obsession with HROT. I have never seen so much single-minded Penus envy in my life. Did someone over there fuck your mother, steal your girlfriend, and rape your daughter?
Either way, the offer lists are virtually identical. Scout had them both as a 3, Rivals gave Blythe an extra snowflake. Big fucking deal, and if you think that means jack shit as to their abilities as a player, then you are twice as stupid as I think you are already.
And I never said Sleeper would start, but he will see significant PT. If you think Kirk and Norm can go an entire year leaving a SR walk-on from small town Iowa, and one with extensive playing experience, on the bench, then you are twice as dumb as I think you are.
I'm not a math major, but that seems pretty goddamned fucking close to me.
I knew both were 4*. I though Scherff was a 4* on Rivals. I also thought Blythe was a consensus 4* on all the services, which he clearly was not. He is much closer to Scherff on average rating than I even thought initially. The offer lists were also shockingly similar.As Loogey always says, sometimes the hardest thing to learn in Internet arguing is that you've got to know which threads to back away from. Sometimes you've just gotta say "Oh, I didn't realize Blythe and Walsh were 4* players. My bad."
No, it isn't close. For example, Blythe was ranked #19 at his position and Sherff was #72. Blythe was much higher rated by both Rivals and ESPN.I'm not a math major, but that seems pretty goddamned fucking close to me.ESPN has number ratings that are more specific than stars. Blythe was a 79 aESPN has them both listed as 3*s as well.
It looks like Rivals is the outlier here.
Kind of sucks for your argument.
Edit: what the fuck is with your unhealthy obsession with HROT. I have never seen so much single-minded Penus envy in my life. Did someone over there fuck your mother, steal your girlfriend, and rape your daughter?
Get over yourself, loser.
79 and Sherff was a 76.
79 is close to 76 and their offers are virtually identical.No, it isn't close. For example, Blythe was ranked #19 at his position and Sherff was #72. Blythe was much higher rated by both Rivals and ESPN.I'm not a math major, but that seems pretty goddamned fucking close to me.ESPN has number ratings that are more specific than stars. Blythe was a 79 a
79 and Sherff was a 76.
Says the guy that said Kirk Ferentz never plays true freshman linemen.Metuo got himself PWNED here, boyz.
Because Blythe will obviously be an All-American due to his 4 star ranking, even though the last time we had a 4* OL that lived up to his billing, he actually played as a true frosh on a bad line.Everyone forget your arguing points for a minute and ask yourself this: ''Why?''
Right. I can't believe that some idiot brought recruiting rankings into this argument.Because Blythe will obviously be an All-American due to his 4 star ranking, even though the last time we had a 4* OL that lived up to his billing, he actually played as a true frosh on a bad line.Everyone forget your arguing points for a minute and ask yourself this: ''Why?''
I wasn't the one raving about redshirting freshmen that are behind a lot of other guys. The only reason dougie and the rest are creaming their pants over them is due to their high rankings. Scherff was no slouch in this department himself. That was my point, and the facts bear this out. And we haven't even touched on Donnal, who can go toe-to-toe even with the almighty Jordan Walsh.Right. I can't believe that some idiot brought recruiting rankings into this argument.Because Blythe will obviously be an All-American due to his 4 star ranking, even though the last time we had a 4* OL that lived up to his billing, he actually played as a true frosh on a bad line.Everyone forget your arguing points for a minute and ask yourself this: ''Why?''
The recruiting rankings were the underlying reason for the entire discussion, whether it was explicitly stated by me, someone else, or just ignored.I'm not sure you understand what deflection means.
Donnal doesn't even play the same position.I wasn't the one raving about redshirting freshmen that are behind a lot of other guys. The only reason dougie and the rest are creaming their pants over them is due to their high rankings. Scherff was no slouch in this department himself. That was my point, and the facts bear this out. And we haven't even touched on Donnal, who can go toe-to-toe even with the almighty Jordan Walsh.Right. I can't believe that some idiot brought recruiting rankings into this argument.Because Blythe will obviously be an All-American due to his 4 star ranking, even though the last time we had a 4* OL that lived up to his billing, he actually played as a true frosh on a bad line.
Nice try at deflection, though.