Sean Neugent

Sean Neugent

Sean is a public relations professional at Performance Marketing and has written for HN.com since 2014. He is married to his wife Danielle & they have a son Phineas (Finn).
Should UI pull scholarships from commits visiting other schools?
Sean Neugent Asked by Sean Neugent
11/25/2016

Should UI pull scholarships from commits visiting other schools?

37%
Yes: Loyalty

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63%
No: Outdated Policy WINNER

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37%
Yes: Loyalty

Should UI pull scholarships from commits visiting other schools?
3 Comments
Dustin Feldman
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Dustin Feldman

We are not Alabama, most schools have this policy!

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Jeff Ingwersen
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Jeff Ingwersen

Recruiting must stay withing the controls of the NCAA and College Football Coaches... If the recruits are allowed to start dictating the process then the system becomes broken.

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Josh Steinhoff
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Josh Steinhoff

Yes. I believe the word commit means forever. If the athlete is not willing to commit, then they should wait.

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63%
No: Outdated Policy

Should UI pull scholarships from commits visiting other schools?
5 Comments
Tyler Courtney
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Tyler Courtney

It is outdated and if KF really wants good playmakers and not average Joe's then he going to have to make this change.

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Verlan Jansen
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Verlan Jansen

This kid is a big talent and he helped us get other big talent! If looking around is so bad, why are we looking at kids that have committed to other schools? Doesn't make sense to turn down that kind of talent when it's so hard to find!!!!

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Curtis B
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Curtis B

If Eno was a "lean Iowa" or a "soft commit" or a "silent commit" he could have visited other schools without issue, but because he was "committed" he wasn't? It just doesnt make sense. These are 17 year old kids.

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Ted Ingwersen
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Ted Ingwersen

Iowa has a policy against their commits visiting elsewhere, but are more than willing to keep recruiting and will have visits from commits to other schools. I am sure this has happened before, this case is just the highest profiled instance. Which is it Iowa? Make a change.

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Seth Koerner
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Seth Koerner

No commitment should be considered 'solid' until the paper is signed. Let him look. If Iowa's staff/facilities are as good as advertised, the recruit will gravitate back.

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Which former Iowa QB will be the first to throw an NFL pass?
Sean Neugent Asked by Sean Neugent
9/17/2017

Which former Iowa QB will be the first to throw an NFL pass?

69%
C.J. Beathard WINNER

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31%
Jake Rudock

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69%
C.J. Beathard

Which former Iowa QB will be the first to throw an NFL pass?
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31%
Jake Rudock

Which former Iowa QB will be the first to throw an NFL pass?
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Gabe Pyle
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Gabe Pyle

As of now he's the #2 guy in Detroit. CJ is 3rd in San Fran. As far as sneaking into a game goes due to injury or whatever JR is closer. But as far as winning a starting gig goes I think both are a long ways away from that.

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Who is a more vital player for Iowa men's basketball?
Sean Neugent Asked by Sean Neugent
3/25/2017

Who is a more vital player for Iowa men's basketball?

50%
Peter Jok

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50%
Nicholas Baer WINNER

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50%
Peter Jok

Who is a more vital player for Iowa men's basketball?
5 Comments
Brad Schwickerath
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Brad Schwickerath

Wins games at the foul line. Period

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Max Stanley
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Max Stanley

Curt Rambis and Phil Jackson weren't MVP's. Jok is a consistent player and a real drawing card for the opposition while on the floor. Not a spark plug.

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Jonathan Curtis
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Jonathan Curtis

I love baers energy and enjoy watching him play but Jok is a premier scorer and you just can't top that in a player. You can get find guys who play will passion and spark the team. But great scores can't just be mustard up.

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Ryan Vogt
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Ryan Vogt

This shouldnt even be a poll. Baer is great but without Jok (yes, I know he was out 3 games against bad teams) there is no way Iowa has 15 wins.

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50%
Nicholas Baer

Who is a more vital player for Iowa men's basketball?
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Jason Mcneeley
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Jason Mcneeley

Seemed like we played better as a team when jok was out

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Joey Lang 2
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Joey Lang 2

He is much more vital to the future of the team only being a sophomore and Jok a senior.

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Gabe Pyle
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Gabe Pyle

It's not even just the games. With this young team he brings the intensity to practice every game that makes everyone around him have to step up their level of play. It'd be easier with this group to replace Joks scoring then Baers intangibles to me. Scoring hasn't been the issue for this team

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Sean Neugent
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Sean Neugent

He has the heart of a champion and motivates all the players around him to be better. You can't coach the passion that Baer brings.

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