Posted this in the lounge last week on Hayden's birthday. Not one many will want to relive, but I was there in the front row on the northeast goal line with my dad my junior year of high school and that trip was really what sold me on Iowa and Iowa City. The atmosphere for that ass pounding at the tailend of what would be a 3-8 season was still crazy. Way more fun than the past few years of Iowa football. Just edited this so I could go back and watch it occasionally, but if you guys dig it, well then bonus!
In Hayden Fry's last home game as head coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes, his
defense played well enough to keep the game within reach for the first
half before succombing to OSU's star power down the stretch. The
Hawkeyes forced three turnovers, but could get little going offensively.
Kyle McCann came in for injured Scott Mullen and saw success early, but
the Buckeyes solved the Hawkeye offense, blitzing McCann often and
totalling 11 sacks. The tired Iowa defense couldn't get the stops in the
second half against QB Joe Germaine, WR David Boston, and RB Joe
Montgomery. Hayden Fry ended his Hawkeye career with a 3-8 record.
Click here for Hayden's final homegame.
In Hayden Fry's last home game as head coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes, his
defense played well enough to keep the game within reach for the first
half before succombing to OSU's star power down the stretch. The
Hawkeyes forced three turnovers, but could get little going offensively.
Kyle McCann came in for injured Scott Mullen and saw success early, but
the Buckeyes solved the Hawkeye offense, blitzing McCann often and
totalling 11 sacks. The tired Iowa defense couldn't get the stops in the
second half against QB Joe Germaine, WR David Boston, and RB Joe
Montgomery. Hayden Fry ended his Hawkeye career with a 3-8 record.
Click here for Hayden's final homegame.