TweetOn Tuesday evening, the Iowa Hawkeye football team received news about players leaving the program and one highly coveted recruit entering the program.
The two players that were leaving come as no surprise as one will be a top pick in April’s NFL Draft and the other kept voicing his displeasure on Facebook. The Hawkeyes did get a verbal commitment from a very talented running back that should come in and contribute right away.
Here is a recap of all the player news surrounding the Iowa Hawkeye football program that happened last night.
RB GREG GARMON COMMITS TO IOWA
* – Greg Garmon photo credit: via Rivals
Greg Garmon is a 6-foot-2, 200 pound running back and listed as a four-star recruit. Garmon announced his decision at Tuesday’s inaugural Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl. His final choices were Iowa, Arkansas and Miami.
Greg Garmon is from Erie, Pennsylvania which is the same town that produced such great Hawkeyes as Bob Sanders, Ed Hinkel and Jovan Johnson. Kirk Fe...
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PLAYERS:
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Ed Hinkel,
Kirk Ferentz,
Riley Reiff,
Scott Pioli
TEAMS: Kansas City Chiefs, Iowa Hawkeyes
TEAMS: Kansas City Chiefs, Iowa Hawkeyes
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Iowa Hawkeyes junior offensive tackle Riley Reiff announced he will enter the 2012 NFL Draft, forgoing his final year of college football eligibility.
He figures to be a first round pick, possibly going in the top 10-15.
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January 03, 2012
According to The Daily Iowan, Iowa running back Mika’il McCall said he is leaving the Hawkeye football program. In addition, Pete Thamel of The New York Times is reporting that a man who would be blocking for McCall in 2012, junior left tackle Riley Reiff, is departing for the NFL one year early.
Neither loss is a surprise, although each departure will leave a lasting sting...
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Report: Iowa tackle Reiff set to enter NFL draft
Iowa left tackle Riley Reiff will forgo his senior season and enter the NFL draft, according to a report in The New York Times.
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John Raymon Still is searching for a new college after leaving Iowa in October. Perhaps he would have been in this position if he knew then what he knows now.
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Let the mock drafts begin!
Well it was only a matter of time before the mock draft engine was fired up. Just days into the offseason the National Football Post got the endless string of mock drafts rolling. Here’s who they’ve got the Bills taking with the number 10 pick.
NFP has Buffalo taking Iowa OT Riley Reiff, a converted TE with top flight athleticism and coaching from the likes of Hawkeyes...
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