The Hawkeyes had a play or two featuring T Smith, J Smith, and Parker all running deep. Two on crossing patterns and one on a double move, for example. Having all three speedsters going at once, with one going against an LB, could be fun.
That would be really, really, interesting. LMAO! I sent GD an email regarding this so we may see this on Saturday! LMAO! Oh, GD emailed me back. He wants to know where the 3 of them are lined up? Which ones should be running crossing routes and from what sides of the field and at what depth? Which one should be running a 'double move' and what 'double move' should he run. LMAO! You are fcking hilarious! You always make me laugh. I'm glad you are too stupid to stop posting, or this site would get really boring in hurry! Keep up the good work....
That would be really, really, interesting. LMAO! I sent GD an email regarding this so we may see this on Saturday! LMAO! Oh, GD emailed me back. He wants to know where the 3 of them are lined up? Which ones should be running crossing routes and from what sides of the field and at what depth? Which one should be running a 'double move' and what 'double move' should he run. LMAO! You are fcking hilarious! You always make me laugh. I'm glad you are too stupid to stop posting, or this site would get really boring in hurry! Keep up the good work....
So, what you guys are saying is the coaches, whose job is to conjur up plays based upon judging and implementing the talent on the roster to the best of their abilities - haven't entertained from all the hundreds of hours of practice time through the years a way to utilize all the players at the positions in a fashion to where they haven't once considered using a combination such as this.
That's what you're telling me.
Does iowas offense really even incorporate crossing routes? Seems like no. I have always wondered why they don't use various crossing/ pseudo-pick plays
They do use crossing routes. A lot more last year than this if my memory is good.
It could be a case where they are not something that CJ is very good at...but Rudock was - as to why we don't see many of them nowadays.
I think we can all agree CJ is better at longer routes than shorter routes...he seems to cannonball shorter passes (Wisconsin game comes to mind) and not really have a touch for them compared to going more verticle and down the field.
The Hawkeyes had a play or two featuring T Smith, J Smith, and Parker all running deep. Two on crossing patterns and one on a double move, for example. Having all three speedsters going at once, with one going against an LB, could be fun.
So, what you guys are saying is the coaches, whose job is to conjur up plays based upon judging and implementing the talent on the roster to the best of their abilities - haven't entertained from all the hundreds of hours of practice time through the years a way to utilize all the players at the positions in a fashion to where they haven't once considered using a combination such as this.
That's what you're telling me.
Sorry it's necessary to point this out, but there is nothing the quitter QB who's now out east can do with a football that the undefeated Iowa QB can't do far better. I really wish the quitter QB's mom would stop posting on here.
As for the vicious nature of some of these posts, well, I hope your therapists are well armed.
And as some will recall, GD whined about the need for speed since the moment he was hired. Yet the speed Iowa does have is seldom used. To my small brain, that seems illogical and unproductive.
And so that's why I said it might be interesting if Iowa did, in fact, put its three top speed receivers on the field at the same time...and might as well make it four with Duzey at TE...and see how that would work. Not every play, but a few times a game. Iowa has some speed, so why isn't it being used as a deep threat more often? That is all.
#NewKirk is saving that for the national championship gameSorry it's necessary to point this out, but there is nothing the quitter QB who's now out east can do with a football that the undefeated Iowa QB can't do far better. I really wish the quitter QB's mom would stop posting on here.
As for the vicious nature of some of these posts, well, I hope your therapists are well armed.
And as some will recall, GD whined about the need for speed since the moment he was hired. Yet the speed Iowa does have is seldom used. To my small brain, that seems illogical and unproductive.
And so that's why I said it might be interesting if Iowa did, in fact, put its three top speed receivers on the field at the same time...and might as well make it four with Duzey at TE...and see how that would work. Not every play, but a few times a game. Iowa has some speed, so why isn't it being used as a deep threat more often? That is all.
Funny that you brought your brain up. I just so happen to run across pictures of your tiny brain. I hope you don't mind me sharing them with our readers?Sorry it's necessary to point this out, but there is nothing the quitter QB who's now out east can do with a football that the undefeated Iowa QB can't do far better. I really wish the quitter QB's mom would stop posting on here.
As for the vicious nature of some of these posts, well, I hope your therapists are well armed.
And as some will recall, GD whined about the need for speed since the moment he was hired. Yet the speed Iowa does have is seldom used. To my small brain, that seems illogical and unproductive.
And so that's why I said it might be interesting if Iowa did, in fact, put its three top speed receivers on the field at the same time...and might as well make it four with Duzey at TE...and see how that would work. Not every play, but a few times a game. Iowa has some speed, so why isn't it being used as a deep threat more often? That is all.
Funny that you brought your brain up. I just so happen to run across pictures of your tiny brain. I hope you don't mind me sharing them with our readers?
CedarValleyKid's Brain (2 views on the left): Normal Brain:
Funny that you brought your brain up. I just so happen to run across pictures of your tiny brain. I hope you don't mind me sharing them with our readers?
CedarValleyKid's Brain (2 views on the left): Normal Brain:
So, what you guys are saying is the coaches, whose job is to conjur up plays based upon judging and implementing the talent on the roster to the best of their abilities - haven't entertained from all the hundreds of hours of practice time through the years a way to utilize all the players at the positions in a fashion to where they haven't once considered using a combination such as this.
That's what you're telling me.