Anyone see this twitter comment?
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Yep.... Just not quite as well (obviously)
Apparently OSU is lucky that we only play them once every 3 years or so. They'd get tired of this beatdowns
UM said in the post game (paraphrasing)...Iowa didn't do anything unexpected, just played better.
And we play them 10 out of 11 years currently!Yep.... Just not quite as well (obviously)
Apparently OSU is lucky that we only play them once every 3 years or so. They'd get tired of this beatdowns
As any newer member to the conference should.
If you ever win a Big 10 West Division your chances are better of playing those other teams.
Fingers crossed we land Frost lol
you won't have to wait too long for pedd state
We are calling november No Win November this yearyou won't have to wait too long for pedd state
They were rated just right, we just kicked their ass!!!
Josh Jackson was taking reps at WR a year ago in spring ball for the Hawks so this happens on about every team when coaches are trying to find the best spot for good athletes.To me that's good coaching.
not when we moved our best corner to safety, and benched our leading tackler for him and get lit up all year
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That tweet was exactly right, and it capsulizes the fundamental criticism of KF that many of us have voiced for years. Consider, if you will, what KF's tenure would have been like if he had played with that kind of aggressive, imaginative, never-let-up offensive style the last 19 years instead of the conservative, boring, try-not-to-lose approach he did use. Let's hope the OSU experience finally does result in a new KF offensive style. How could it not?
Of course, you're Nebraska! Greatest program of all time!!! Psst, hey Nebraska, we just found out this past Saturday that OSU actually does have a punter. I know you guys weren't sure.
The OSU punter was the guy with Barrett on the back of his jersey right?
Part of Iowa's philosophy is to force other teams into perfect offensive possessions. They want to limit the number of times the opposing team gets to handle the ball. That way, it is not only easier for the defense to stop, mistakes become magnified as they have fewer opportunities to make up for it. Generally speaking, it works well most of the time. It's a disadvantage if they get behind though. I don't mind it when it works, but when the offense isn't clicking it is just brutal to watch.
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