ISU/Oklahoma
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and it was OU. I know OSU was great that year, but its like beating a #3 Michigan vs. a #2 Michigan State.........carries more cache.
Hey, now that Oklahoma is now Stoop-less, I can go back to disliking them full time.
Right on. ^^ It's almost as if he isn't on the sideline today with the way those okies are playing.
Nah. Iowaaah has lost to ISU 10 times since the last time the Cyclones beat OU. When OU loses to Iowa State 10 times in 28 years (like Iowaaah in 1998-2002, 2005, 2007, 2011, 2012, 2014), then I'll hang it up.
Until then...
By eye test I thought Oklahoma was better team than okie state team they upset too. On the road with 3rd string qb is remarkable. Looked like a senior qb on that last td throw he had.
The OSU win vs todays Oklahoma win are a good argument. But which was the most improbable? Their win today or their win against Nebraska in 1992?
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I think the '92 game was most improbable. Nebraska was not ranked as high as OU was yesterday, and the game was in Ames, but ISU was bad that year and totally dominated the Huskers. NU had no turnovers, only two penalties. Cyclones rushed for over 300 yards and were inside the NU 10 taking knees at the end.
It was the biggest win in program history, no doubt about it. Iowa State keeping the Big 12 out of a national title game yet again!
Lol. It's kinda funny when you think about it. Whether ISU pulls off a shocker at Oklahoma or loses by 50 to TCU, the other team trying to get into the playoffs is screwed.
Lol, I kid Cyclone fans, I kid. Big win yesterday! Congrats!
The win in Norman yesterday probably bought Campbell at least two more years in Ames, if he wants them. If he keeps winning big games like that, the offers will start pouring in.
I know ISU fans don't want to hear that, but it is a step in the right direction for the program. If they can be a stepping stone program instead of a dead end job, they'll eventually get someone really good who wants to stick around. Who knows, Matt Campbell might be that someone.
I know ISU fans don't want to hear that, but it is a step in the right direction for the program. If they can be a stepping stone program instead of a dead end job, they'll eventually get someone really good who wants to stick around. Who knows, Matt Campbell might be that someone.
exactly my point.........as long as he has no one to be true to, after that game he could maybe make a run at the perfect week, ala Barney Stinson
I would say the OU win, given @OK and with the 3rd string qb. Cyclones have a better record against OU than nebraska. Nebraska finished 9-3 and ranked 14 in 1992.
Oklahoma had a 9 game home winning streak against the Cyclones. Lazard's dad played on the team the last time the Cyclones won in Norman.
