stymeman said:Ever been to Cedar Falls, IA, there's my point, nothing much going on, ground's too hard to go start plowing, so they got this to look foward too. I'm not overlooking them but this is gonna be yet another grind it out, nail biting game for sure
stymeman said:Ever been to Cedar Falls, IA, there's my point, nothing much going on, ground's too hard to go start plowing, so they got this to look foward too. I'm not overlooking them but this is gonna be yet another grind it out, nail biting game for sure
codyashi said:Pot meet kettle, he's a pretty nice fellow.
This is just my personal prospective, I won't speak to what other Panther fans feel, but we're little brother in our own state to Iowa and Iowa St. We aren't about to let some school from a non power conference tell us our conference blows when we routinely prove we have what it takes to not only play with but beat the power conference schools.
Just a few examples:
2004: Defeated Iowa St. (99-82), NCAA Qualifier
2005: Defeated Iowa (67-63), Defeated LSU in Baton Rouge (54-50), NCAA Qualifier
2006: Defeated Iowa St. (70-57), Defeated Iowa in Iowa City (57-55)
2007: Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (61-48)
2008: Defeated Auburn on a Neutral floor (67-61)
2009: Defeated Wyoming (72-54), Defeated Boston College on a neutral floor (81-69), Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (63-60), Defeated Iowa (67-50),
NCAA Tournament: we beat UNLV from the beloved MWC (I'm not sure how we did it, it's just a brutal conference to play in) Then we went on to beat the top overall Seed Kansas in Oklahoma City. (For those doing the math at home it's a Lawrence, KS is a tad bit closer to Oklahoma City than Cedar Falls, IA, similar to how Laramie is just a tad closer to Seattle than Cedar Falls.), Lost by 7 to Michigan St. in the Sweet 16.
* Note many in Iowa consider this team more well rounded than the 2009 team.
I could go on and on and on all the way up to the present.
It's not that we don't respect you, it's that you don't respect us.
codyashi said:Pot meet kettle, he's a pretty nice fellow.
This is just my personal prospective, I won't speak to what other Panther fans feel, but we're little brother in our own state to Iowa and Iowa St. We aren't about to let some school from a non power conference tell us our conference blows when we routinely prove we have what it takes to not only play with but beat the power conference schools.
Just a few examples:
2004: Defeated Iowa St. (99-82), NCAA Qualifier
2005: Defeated Iowa (67-63), Defeated LSU in Baton Rouge (54-50), NCAA Qualifier
2006: Defeated Iowa St. (70-57), Defeated Iowa in Iowa City (57-55)
2007: Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (61-48)
2008: Defeated Auburn on a Neutral floor (67-61)
2009: Defeated Wyoming (72-54), Defeated Boston College on a neutral floor (81-69), Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (63-60), Defeated Iowa (67-50),
NCAA Tournament: we beat UNLV from the beloved MWC (I'm not sure how we did it, it's just a brutal conference to play in) Then we went on to beat the top overall Seed Kansas in Oklahoma City. (For those doing the math at home it's a Lawrence, KS is a tad bit closer to Oklahoma City than Cedar Falls, IA, similar to how Laramie is just a tad closer to Seattle than Cedar Falls.), Lost by 7 to Michigan St. in the Sweet 16.
* Note many in Iowa consider this team more well rounded than the 2009 team.
I could go on and on and on all the way up to the present.
It's not that we don't respect you, it's that you don't respect us.
codyashi said:Pot meet kettle, he's a pretty nice fellow.
This is just my personal prospective, I won't speak to what other Panther fans feel, but we're little brother in our own state to Iowa and Iowa St. We aren't about to let some school from a non power conference tell us our conference blows when we routinely prove we have what it takes to not only play with but beat the power conference schools.
Just a few examples:
2004: Defeated Iowa St. (99-82), NCAA Qualifier
2005: Defeated Iowa (67-63), Defeated LSU in Baton Rouge (54-50), NCAA Qualifier
2006: Defeated Iowa St. (70-57), Defeated Iowa in Iowa City (57-55)
2007: Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (61-48)
2008: Defeated Auburn on a Neutral floor (67-61)
2009: Defeated Wyoming (72-54), Defeated Boston College on a neutral floor (81-69), Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (63-60), Defeated Iowa (67-50),
NCAA Tournament: we beat UNLV from the beloved MWC (I'm not sure how we did it, it's just a brutal conference to play in) Then we went on to beat the top overall Seed Kansas in Oklahoma City. (For those doing the math at home it's a Lawrence, KS is a tad bit closer to Oklahoma City than Cedar Falls, IA, similar to how Laramie is just a tad closer to Seattle than Cedar Falls.), Lost by 7 to Michigan St. in the Sweet 16.
* Note many in Iowa consider this team more well rounded than the 2009 team.
I could go on and on and on all the way up to the present.
It's not that we don't respect you, it's that you don't respect us.
:lol:WestWYOPoke said:Conveniently omits fact that Wyoming beat Northern Iowa in 2008-2009, 74-65.
codyashi said:Pot meet kettle, he's a pretty nice fellow.
This is just my personal prospective, I won't speak to what other Panther fans feel, but we're little brother in our own state to Iowa and Iowa St. We aren't about to let some school from a non power conference tell us our conference blows when we routinely prove we have what it takes to not only play with but beat the power conference schools.
Just a few examples:
2004: Defeated Iowa St. (99-82), NCAA Qualifier
2005: Defeated Iowa (67-63), Defeated LSU in Baton Rouge (54-50), NCAA Qualifier
2006: Defeated Iowa St. (70-57), Defeated Iowa in Iowa City (57-55)
2007: Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (61-48)
2008: Defeated Auburn on a Neutral floor (67-61)
2009: Defeated Wyoming (72-54), Defeated Boston College on a neutral floor (81-69), Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (63-60), Defeated Iowa (67-50),
NCAA Tournament: we beat UNLV from the beloved MWC (I'm not sure how we did it, it's just a brutal conference to play in) Then we went on to beat the top overall Seed Kansas in Oklahoma City. (For those doing the math at home it's a Lawrence, KS is a tad bit closer to Oklahoma City than Cedar Falls, IA, similar to how Laramie is just a tad closer to Seattle than Cedar Falls.), Lost by 7 to Michigan St. in the Sweet 16.
* Note many in Iowa consider this team more well rounded than the 2009 team.
I could go on and on and on all the way up to the present.
It's not that we don't respect you, it's that you don't respect us.
codyashi said:Pot meet kettle, he's a pretty nice fellow.
This is just my personal prospective, I won't speak to what other Panther fans feel, but we're little brother in our own state to Iowa and Iowa St. We aren't about to let some school from a non power conference tell us our conference blows when we routinely prove we have what it takes to not only play with but beat the power conference schools.
Just a few examples:
2004: Defeated Iowa St. (99-82), NCAA Qualifier
2005: Defeated Iowa (67-63), Defeated LSU in Baton Rouge (54-50), NCAA Qualifier
2006: Defeated Iowa St. (70-57), Defeated Iowa in Iowa City (57-55)
2007: Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (61-48)
2008: Defeated Auburn on a Neutral floor (67-61)
2009: Defeated Wyoming (72-54), Defeated Boston College on a neutral floor (81-69), Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (63-60), Defeated Iowa (67-50),
NCAA Tournament: we beat UNLV from the beloved MWC (I'm not sure how we did it, it's just a brutal conference to play in) Then we went on to beat the top overall Seed Kansas in Oklahoma City. (For those doing the math at home it's a Lawrence, KS is a tad bit closer to Oklahoma City than Cedar Falls, IA, similar to how Laramie is just a tad closer to Seattle than Cedar Falls.), Lost by 7 to Michigan St. in the Sweet 16.
* Note many in Iowa consider this team more well rounded than the 2009 team.
I could go on and on and on all the way up to the present.
It's not that we don't respect you, it's that you don't respect us.
CowboyNV said:codyashi said:Pot meet kettle, he's a pretty nice fellow.
This is just my personal prospective, I won't speak to what other Panther fans feel, but we're little brother in our own state to Iowa and Iowa St. We aren't about to let some school from a non power conference tell us our conference blows when we routinely prove we have what it takes to not only play with but beat the power conference schools.
Just a few examples:
2004: Defeated Iowa St. (99-82), NCAA Qualifier
2005: Defeated Iowa (67-63), Defeated LSU in Baton Rouge (54-50), NCAA Qualifier
2006: Defeated Iowa St. (70-57), Defeated Iowa in Iowa City (57-55)
2007: Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (61-48)
2008: Defeated Auburn on a Neutral floor (67-61)
2009: Defeated Wyoming (72-54), Defeated Boston College on a neutral floor (81-69), Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (63-60), Defeated Iowa (67-50),
NCAA Tournament: we beat UNLV from the beloved MWC (I'm not sure how we did it, it's just a brutal conference to play in) Then we went on to beat the top overall Seed Kansas in Oklahoma City. (For those doing the math at home it's a Lawrence, KS is a tad bit closer to Oklahoma City than Cedar Falls, IA, similar to how Laramie is just a tad closer to Seattle than Cedar Falls.), Lost by 7 to Michigan St. in the Sweet 16.
* Note many in Iowa consider this team more well rounded than the 2009 team.
I could go on and on and on all the way up to the present.
It's not that we don't respect you, it's that you don't respect us.
I love it when guys come on here bitching about a lack of respect and then give their storied history. Here's a few tidbits for you Codyashi:
Wyoming has more National Championships than all of the teams in Iowa combined.
UNLV has more National Championships than all of the teams in Iowa combined.
UNI, as of February, was averaging 4,656 fans at their home games (for a team that went 30-3 on the year, and in a town with a population of 128,000). Wyoming had more fans than that travel to Las Vegas for the MWC tournament.
Your "arena" seats 7,018 people. Really? And with that many people nearby, and a team with a 30-3 record, you can't sell it out every night? Laramie has a population of around 32,000 and we averaged 6,310, and we were disappointed with that.
I could go on and on, but I won't.
I respect your coach and I think you have a good team. Hell, you might have a great team. That's why they leave things like this up to the players instead of the fans. If Wyoming loses, guess what, nobody gives a shit because we weren't supposed to win anyway. However, if Wyoming wins, you will spend the next ten years trying to climb back up the mountain because everyone will remember you being seeded way too high in 2015, and losing to the lowly Cowboys. Here's to an injury free, great basketball game. Enjoy the ride. We are!!
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CowboyNV said:codyashi said:Pot meet kettle, he's a pretty nice fellow.
This is just my personal prospective, I won't speak to what other Panther fans feel, but we're little brother in our own state to Iowa and Iowa St. We aren't about to let some school from a non power conference tell us our conference blows when we routinely prove we have what it takes to not only play with but beat the power conference schools.
Just a few examples:
2004: Defeated Iowa St. (99-82), NCAA Qualifier
2005: Defeated Iowa (67-63), Defeated LSU in Baton Rouge (54-50), NCAA Qualifier
2006: Defeated Iowa St. (70-57), Defeated Iowa in Iowa City (57-55)
2007: Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (61-48)
2008: Defeated Auburn on a Neutral floor (67-61)
2009: Defeated Wyoming (72-54), Defeated Boston College on a neutral floor (81-69), Defeated Iowa St. in Ames (63-60), Defeated Iowa (67-50),
NCAA Tournament: we beat UNLV from the beloved MWC (I'm not sure how we did it, it's just a brutal conference to play in) Then we went on to beat the top overall Seed Kansas in Oklahoma City. (For those doing the math at home it's a Lawrence, KS is a tad bit closer to Oklahoma City than Cedar Falls, IA, similar to how Laramie is just a tad closer to Seattle than Cedar Falls.), Lost by 7 to Michigan St. in the Sweet 16.
* Note many in Iowa consider this team more well rounded than the 2009 team.
I could go on and on and on all the way up to the present.
It's not that we don't respect you, it's that you don't respect us.
I love it when guys come on here bitching about a lack of respect and then give their storied history. Here's a few tidbits for you Codyashi:
Wyoming has more National Championships than all of the teams in Iowa combined.
UNLV has more National Championships than all of the teams in Iowa combined.
UNI, as of February, was averaging 4,656 fans at their home games (for a team that went 30-3 on the year, and in a town with a population of 128,000). Wyoming had more fans than that travel to Las Vegas for the MWC tournament.
Your "arena" seats 7,018 people. Really? And with that many people nearby, and a team with a 30-3 record, you can't sell it out every night? Laramie has a population of around 32,000 and we averaged 6,310, and we were disappointed with that.
I could go on and on, but I won't.
I respect your coach and I think you have a good team. Hell, you might have a great team. That's why they leave things like this up to the players instead of the fans. If Wyoming loses, guess what, nobody gives a shit because we weren't supposed to win anyway. However, if Wyoming wins, you will spend the next ten years trying to climb back up the mountain because everyone will remember you being seeded way too high in 2015, and losing to the lowly Cowboys. Here's to an injury free, great basketball game. Enjoy the ride. We are!!