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	<title>Comments on: Dual-threat QB set to make college choice</title>
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		<title>By: Jersey Brian</title>
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		<description>Eric,

I trust you&#039;ll post a comment or new blog entry when he announces his decision this afternoon?  It&#039;d sure be nice to get a bit of good news for Hawkeye football after the long gray stretch we&#039;ve been on.

Since I&#039;m a fan and not a sportswriter, I think I can look at this a little more optimistically than you.  So with that caveat, I&#039;d disagree and say Iowa is probably the second safest bet on Scheelhaase&#039;s list, behind Oklahoma.  I don&#039;t know if one great year is enough to qualify a program as being &quot;on the rise,&quot; and that&#039;s basically all Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois have had.  Maybe Mizzou has been building up to this, but Kansas certainly benefited from a very weak schedule, and Illinois probably was helped by a weak Big Ten last year.  Nebraska has the tradition, but is in the midst of a coaching change and has stunk lately.  

The Hawks have been down lately, but the program and the coach still have a level of prestige that I don&#039;t think the Kansases of the world can duplicate with one Orange Bowl win.   And competition for the starting job at Iowa won&#039;t be nearly as fierce as at Oklahoma or even Illinois.  So here&#039;s hoping...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Eric,</p>
<p>I trust you&#8217;ll post a comment or new blog entry when he announces his decision this afternoon?  It&#8217;d sure be nice to get a bit of good news for Hawkeye football after the long gray stretch we&#8217;ve been on.</p>
<p>Since I&#8217;m a fan and not a sportswriter, I think I can look at this a little more optimistically than you.  So with that caveat, I&#8217;d disagree and say Iowa is probably the second safest bet on Scheelhaase&#8217;s list, behind Oklahoma.  I don&#8217;t know if one great year is enough to qualify a program as being &#8220;on the rise,&#8221; and that&#8217;s basically all Missouri, Kansas, and Illinois have had.  Maybe Mizzou has been building up to this, but Kansas certainly benefited from a very weak schedule, and Illinois probably was helped by a weak Big Ten last year.  Nebraska has the tradition, but is in the midst of a coaching change and has stunk lately.  </p>
<p>The Hawks have been down lately, but the program and the coach still have a level of prestige that I don&#8217;t think the Kansases of the world can duplicate with one Orange Bowl win.   And competition for the starting job at Iowa won&#8217;t be nearly as fierce as at Oklahoma or even Illinois.  So here&#8217;s hoping&#8230;</p>
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