But thats not how sports works. I give you the benefit of the doubt that you know that. To say that because we only scored on 1 out of 11 tomes with the ball that means we would need to have the ball 20 more times to score is ridiculous. Football is not algebra or something. You can't play the game thinking like that, nor does it work that way. What your saying isn't evidence either, its a prediction based on a %. That doesn't mean its set in stone that they couldn't score the next time they have the ball. That should be clear as hell.
Look at the basketball team. Sandfort is 0 for 19 so far in B1G games from the field. Horrible, ridiculous % right? So should Fran tell him to never shoot the ball again in a game, or figure at some point he's going to get something going. In the game against Kentucky, Iowa had some chunk plays that were close. Why is it so impossible that Labas connects on the next one and we get a big play? How is that figured into the %'s?