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Most people will bet iowa to win <7.5 so I'd bet >7.5
Except for all that talent on the offensive side of the ball.
So basically, the opposite.
Remember this...nobody thought much of Banks, Lewis, Russell, Brown, Jones, Hinkel, Ochoa, etc. before the season began either - they were nobodys then. Iowa was picked 8th in the Big10 in the pre-season.
LOL, link to 8th place prediction coming off of a bowl win? Your memory is failing you, as usual.
Ochoa didn't play on that team and Hinkel only had a handful of catches that year. Everyone knew Banks and Jones were studs from the year before. Everyone knew the offensive line would be awesome, too. Iowa led the conference in offense in 2001. We had another Mo Brown lined up for next year, but Kirk chased him off.
Try again, old man. The 2001 team was extremely talented and people could clearly see the program on an upswing. That team (2001) would have beaten last year's Iowa team by 60. 2002 didn't come out of nowhere, no matter how your feeble old mind mis-remembers it.
The n\media did not know Banks from 2001....he barely played and was not considered reliable. The 2001 team was 6-5 in the season and no juggernaut. 2002 was a big surprise to the outside world.
We're not talking about the outside world here, genius. We're talking about expectations among people who follow the team closely. And they were a hell of a lot higher going into '02 than they are for this season.
LOL, link to 8th place prediction coming off of a bowl win? Your memory is failing you, as usual.
Ochoa didn't play on that team and Hinkel only had a handful of catches that year. Everyone knew Banks and Jones were studs from the year before. Everyone knew the offensive line would be awesome, too. Iowa led the conference in offense in 2001. We had another Mo Brown lined up for next year, but Kirk chased him off.
Try again, old man. The 2001 team was extremely talented and people could clearly see the program on an upswing. That team (2001) would have beaten last year's Iowa team by 60. 2002 didn't come out of nowhere, no matter how your feeble old mind mis-remembers it.
Wow. Thanks soybean. That was really great to watch. Makes me kind of melancholy though...Kinnick Crusader - Maybe the first minute or so of this broadcast will refresh your memory....
We're not talking about the outside world here, genius. We're talking about expectations among people who follow the team closely. And they were a hell of a lot higher going into '02 than they are for this season.
We're not talking about the outside world here, genius. We're talking about expectations among people who follow the team closely. And they were a hell of a lot higher going into '02 than they are for this season.
We're not talking about the outside world here, genius. We're talking about expectations among people who follow the team closely. And they were a hell of a lot higher going into '02 than they are for this season.
Over and you jokers just wouldn't have anything to bitch about if you couldn't pick under.We're not talking about the outside world here, genius. We're talking about expectations among people who follow the team closely. And they were a hell of a lot higher going into '02 than they are for this season.
You really think Lewis and Russell were "nobody's"? Are you familiar at all with their recruiting profiles? Jeez...Lewis was one of the top rated rb's in the nation and Russell signed with Michigan out of high school. If you want to talk about nobody's, look at Iowa's current 2 deeps at OT.. That is an example of nobody's....What happened to Iowa's recruiting at the OT and rb position? After Scherff, did they bring in anybody that has proven to be relevant? Ward- 5th-6th string TE and after 2 years,he has been removed from the "leadership" group.Remember this...nobody thought much of Banks, Lewis, Russell, Brown, Jones, Hinkel, Ochoa, etc. before the season began either - they were nobodys then. Iowa was picked 8th in the Big10 in the pre-season.
I almost find the predictions of beating ISU sadly laughable. We lost to them at home last season which was their only Power 5 win and we have lost 3 of 4 which includes some of their worst teams in a decade. I need to see a W in this game alone before I believe it or believe that we are going to win out in the non-con.
Under
Can Iowa avoid losing to Iowa St? If so can they that go 4-0 in the non conference?
Can Iowa finish 5-3 in the conference and most likely be underdogs to Wisconsin, Minnesota and Nebraska and avoid losing to someone else?
Don't underestimate the D.
Ferentz does not play to win. This will not happen. He plays to get his paycheck.Illinois State - Win (23-17)
Iowa State - Win (24-17)
Pittsburgh - Win (31-14)
North Texas - Win (45-7)
Wisconsin - Loss (19-24)
Illinois - Win (28-10)
Northwestern - Win (31-21)
Maryland - Win (38-10)
Indiana - Win (28-14)
Minnesota - Win (31-20)
Purdue - Win (34-0)
Nebraska - Win (24-23)
Way underPer Marc Morehouse tweet.
marcmorehouse @marcmorehouse 4m4 minutes ago
Iowa 2015 win number set at 7.5 by @Againstthenumber: http://againstthenumber.com/atns-college-football-season-win-totals/…
Well, even if we could muster an offense...highly unlikely. What defense is going to stop other teams from scoring, ours won't! If Norm Parker was resurrected and got back on board, we would have a chance. I hope I am wrong, but hard to see anything better this year, after playing one of the softest schedules in the country and barely got above .500Remember this...nobody thought much of Banks, Lewis, Russell, Brown, Jones, Hinkel, Ochoa, etc. before the season began either - they were nobodys then. Iowa was picked 8th in the Big10 in the pre-season.
Well, even if we could muster an offense...highly unlikely. What defense is going to stop other teams from scoring, ours won't! If Norm Parker was resurrected and got back on board, we would have a chance. I hope I am wrong, but hard to see anything better this year, after playing one of the softest schedules in the country and barely got above .500
Let me speak frankly about 2015. If Iowa can not bounce back this year and go at least 9-3 with this schedule I will be onboard with cutting Ferentz loose.
Let me speak frankly about 2015. If Iowa can not bounce back this year and go at least 9-3 with this schedule I will be onboard with cutting Ferentz loose.
In what whacked-out bizarro universe do you see Iowa winning 9 games with a weaker roster and tougher schedule than last year?
Why so sure about Purdue? Last year the game was 24-10. Iowa has Beathard for sure, but Purdue looks to be improved in many areas. Purdue guy here come on man!Over. I know I'll get roasted, but I also don't care. I like being right, so here goes:
Illinois State - Win (27-10)
Iowa State - Win (38-7)
Pittsburgh - Win (24-20)
North Texas - Win (27-7)
Wisconsin - Loss (13-24)
Illinois - Win (24-21)
Northwestern - Win (34-14)
Maryland - Win (42-14)
Indiana - Win (28-24)
Minnesota - Loss (21-38)
Purdue - Win (31-0)
Nebraska - Loss (17-21)
9-3 (5-3)
Nobody would expect an idiot like you to understand that the easy schedule is in comparison to what a normal big ten team would face. Your head is just too far up your rear to have a chance of intelligent thoughts.I haven't been here in a while and it's good to see the same old crying bitches whining about something that hasn't even happened yet. You guys are retards. You say we have a horrible coach, horrible players, horrible schemes and yet say we have an easy schedule. How is any schedule an easy schedule if Iowa sucks as bad as you say? Good stuff. Good luck to your cyclones this year.
Historians please note!!.Its going to be a great year!
LOL, link to 8th place prediction coming off of a bowl win? Your memory is failing you, as usual.
Ochoa didn't play on that team and Hinkel only had a handful of catches that year. Everyone knew Banks and Jones were studs from the year before. Everyone knew the offensive line would be awesome, too. Iowa led the conference in offense in 2001. We had another Mo Brown lined up for next year, but Kirk chased him off.
Try again, old man. The 2001 team was extremely talented and people could clearly see the program on an upswing. That team (2001) would have beaten last year's Iowa team by 60. 2002 didn't come out of nowhere, no matter how your feeble old mind mis-remembers it.
We're not talking about the outside world here, genius. We're talking about expectations among people who follow the team closely. And they were a hell of a lot higher going into '02 than they are for this season.