Was not good at all today. If Iowa wants to beat PSU and Purdue they cannot have the same level of play as today.
Quarterback Play
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I actually like reading the OPs posts. It cracks me up.
Really, in sustained 30 mph swirling winds with 45 to 50 mph gusts.
Yeah ... the wind had nothing to do with it. That said ... the conditions did seem to get Nate thinking a bit too much.
So what you're saying is they need to have a couple good weeks of practice?....
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STFU JESUS.
You go throw into 40 mph winds with your noodle arm. Tell us how it goes.
You go throw into 40 mph winds with your noodle arm. Tell us how it goes.
Let it go. We won bigly. Stanley will play better. PSU, be warned. This is a VERY dangerous Iowa team.
Yup...the wind was the cause of locking on guys, throwing into coverage, and missing multiple open guys.
Our Qb wasn't his best because of mother nature. What's your excuse?
Stanley is always good for one boneheaded interception per game. The question is will it cost us the next two weeks.
Yeah ... on a day like today, you need to win based on the merits of your D and running game. That was exactly what the Hawks did!
Yep, Stanley plays well is icing. This is Denver Broncos carrying Peyton level D.
I like to laugh at OP, but anyone who thinks stanley had a good game is kidding themselves. Sure the weather wasn't ideal, but it didn't affect all the bad passes.
He's inconsistent, which hopefully changes. If he plays like that vs psu or pu, we will lose.
He's inconsistent, which hopefully changes. If he plays like that vs psu or pu, we will lose.
You see, this is what happens when you eat lead paint chips as a child, then graduate to sniffing model glue as a teen.
That has little to do with not seeing wide open receivers and making stupid throws. Can't have it to beat the Penn. St.s and OSU's etc... He has to keep improving. Also, he had a couple times when he should have just ran it, which for some reason he almost refuses to do.Really, in sustained 30 mph swirling winds with 45 to 50 mph gusts.
