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He is either moving away from Deacon or he thinks we are all stupid and will forget that Deacon is a turnover machine.Kirk: there are things that arent negotiable” then talks about ball security
Also Kirk: sending Deacon Hill out every game
I'm not confident there were any other QBs on the roster who would've turned the ball over less. Maybe Labas but we know that ship had sailed by the time he got healthy.Kirk: there are things that arent negotiable” then talks about ball security
Also Kirk: sending Deacon Hill out every game
KOK probably did a lot of thatWhat I don’t get is the man showed he could adjust when he was forced. When we had Drew Tate, a questionable line, and some guy from the concession stand at running back, we rolled Tate out and let things develop.
Play to the strengths of what you have, not wish you had what you don’t have.
Fav moment this season was Kirk bringing up turnovers in defending going with Deacon over Joey or Marco, and a reporter actually responded asking Kirk if he was aware that Deacon had the highest qb turnover ratio in the country.Kirk: there are things that arent negotiable” then talks about ball security
Also Kirk: sending Deacon Hill out every game
I am working myself towards the decision that if Kirk has Deacon 2nd on the depth chart I will not watch an Iowa game he starts. All Kirk does is give fans the middle finger.Fav moment this season was Kirk bringing up turnovers in defending going with Deacon over Joey or Marco, and a reporter actually responded asking Kirk if he was aware that Deacon had the highest qb turnover ratio in the country.
Our playbook is straight out of the 1990’s. It needs major updating.Again, I don't think the problem with BF had to do with the playbook per se. The problems were a porous offensive line, a receiver corps that had couldn't get separation, a immobile overweight turnover prone QB, predictable play calling and an inability to adjust to what the defense was giving us by a play caller that knew plays but had no idea what to call and when.
So....I am not convinced that ww need to do much different playbook wise. A new WR coach and a new OC that has ANY experience calling plays is sure to be an upgrade.
It matters little, to me, that he hasn't been a throw it all over the field OC. Guess we will see.
Fav moment this season was Kirk bringing up turnovers in defending going with Deacon over Joey or Marco, and a reporter actually responded asking Kirk if he was aware that Deacon had the highest qb turnover ratio in the country.
Not defending our schemes but wouldn’t most HC say similar things? It’s not like he was asked to break down film or specific assignments.Nothing newsworthy here. What did people expect him to say?
What I don’t get is the man showed he could adjust when he was forced. When we had Drew Tate, a questionable line, and some guy from the concession stand at running back, we rolled Tate out and let things develop.
Play to the strengths of what you have, not wish you had what you don’t have.
What Kirk (and some fans) are implying by saying ML shouldn’t see the field is that he would have been worse than Hill.Kirk: there are things that arent negotiable” then talks about ball security
Also Kirk: sending Deacon Hill out every game
Maybe Lester will help the head Hawkeye realize this.Our playbook is straight out of the 1990’s. It needs major updating.
Well, I don’t think that he’s moving away from Deacon, so…He is either moving away from Deacon or he thinks we are all stupid and will forget that Deacon is a turnover machine.
I’ll guarantee you nobody named Ferentz sees a hole the program needs to dig itself out of.What do you expect him to say? "My son Brian was terrible, and to dig out of this hole we are fundamentally re-thinking our approach on the offensive side of the ball?"
Many of Hills turnovers were from pressure. He couldn’t run away from it and couldn’t hold onto the ball. He was a statue and defenses took advantage of it.I'm not confident there were any other QBs on the roster who would've turned the ball over less. Maybe Labas but we know that ship had sailed by the time he got healthy.
Dam, how many 10 win seasons are we going to have to suffer through?Expect much of the same
It’s hilarious simpletons such as yourself thump their chests over 10 wins, and ignore the embarrassing losses to close out the season. If you’re content to being the tallest midget, more power to you. Nothing about last season is something to be proud of, nor was it fun to watch.Dam, how many 10 win seasons are we going to have to suffer through?
You TRY another quarterback when you discover your current guy is an in-game turnover machine.I'm not confident there were any other QBs on the roster who would've turned the ball over less. Maybe Labas but we know that ship had sailed by the time he got healthy.
Sooooo, which strengths do they have? Their best play in 22 and 23 was punting.What I don’t get is the man showed he could adjust when he was forced. When we had Drew Tate, a questionable line, and some guy from the concession stand at running back, we rolled Tate out and let things develop.
Play to the strengths of what you have, not wish you had what you don’t have.
Drew Tate was KF's best overall QB and KOK was a very good coach.Sooooo, which strengths do they have? Their best play in 22 and 23 was punting.
I was referring to this team.Drew Tate was KF's best overall QB and KOK was a very good coach.
That's not how KF rolls. How are we not understanding this?You TRY another quarterback when you discover your current guy is an in-game turnover machine.
How are we not understanding this?
But he practiced well.What Kirk (and some fans) are implying by saying ML shouldn’t see the field is that he would have been worse than Hill.
That’s unfathomable. It means Iowa recruits the worst possible QBs in the nation
Hill had something like 11 turnovers (fumbled & ints) and countless other fumbles lucky enough to recover
So Marco would have had to perform worse than that. If it’s possible
Hill couldn’t complete 50% of his passes. What Div 1 QB can’t hit that number ? Stanley was maddening with his accuracy and he was a 58-59%
We’d kill for that completion percentage again.
I just don’t get how Kirk can say protecting the football and chewing up the clock is the goal when he put out a QB who couldn’t do either.