You got a problem Sally? Ill be your huckleberry. The dozens is just my game. Say "when"........Originally posted by Egregious Error:
What about outside ignorance?
It exists. Just be careful who you believe.
I completely agree with you on this. When someone tells me something I usually keep it to my self. I guess I equate telling "insider information" to having a personalized license plate. You are looking for some type of attention no matter what kind it is. It is also funny to watch some of the so called "insider information" turn out to be either false or just someones opinion. Great Stuff!!!Originally posted by chicolby:
You also have to wonder why someone with insider access would be willing to share in a public setting like this. I guess in my case, I wanted some "recognition" for knowing someone on the inside. Looking back, I was dumb. If I had that level of insight now, I would not be sharing it here.
Originally posted by Bill_Callahan2.0:
Definitely believe it exists. Had a buddy that just graduated and started for Iowa, and he's told me some things
bumping thread from 9 years ago? Well done. When your head coach is an open book and not a paranoid schizophrenic, who needs inside information?Damn, is inside information a “thing” anymore?
One thing to realize is that information on any team is biased based on the perception of those providing it. I knew a few players who bitched about "Ozzie"-- kinda ridiculous to be winning national championships and have complaints. Of course, when teams don't do as well is when those malcontent players or parents get more notice.Damn, is inside information a “thing” anymore?
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