The Iowa State staff are showing love to recruits with Twitter Valentines Day cards

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With it being Valentines Day, a number of college football programs are getting creative to reach fans and recruits on social media.

Earlier this morning, a tweet from an Iowa State recruit caught my eye. On the Valentines Day graphic card was a clever poem from the Cyclone staff.

Chances are that kind of creativity is something the recruit is going to remember for a while. A number of other programs, like Arizona and South Dakota State (FCS), are having fun by featuring current players on their Valentines Day cards.

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