*****THE OFFICIAL IOWA VS MINNESOTA GAME THREAD*****
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Got dam, if we could see the angle and make a change of speed and cut one time, the potential for a huge run is there.
I stand corrected. This is college football and not the NFL.
Great call to go with Patterson for the change of pace.
His knee isn't getting better. KF likely knew the injury before going after Cade. Thinking he wanted a manager that wouldnt wing it.
Like I was saying, just a slight cut in if he can recognize what's ahead of him and he might've gotten by the defender.
Last year under BF/KF that would have been 2 quarterback sneaks and 3rd and long. The run game is much improved since BF left and new guy came in.
We aren't getting a better pedigree QB than Cade until we can prove QBs can succeed in this offense. We have to prove the system works or find an diamond in the rough.
I mean.. TAMU lost to Notre Dame at home, and then the next week ND lost to NIU at home, and then the next game NIU lost to Buffalo at home.
So Buffalo would beat TAMU, right?
I am pleasantly surprised by the OL. They look much better.
Unless there's something that we as the public don't know, can we stop blaming McNamara's past injuries for his inability to perform at key times so far this season?
If you're healthy enough to start, then you're healthy enough to hit a 10-15 yard slant to a receiver who's open. Yet, he airmailed what likely was gonna be pretty good gainer, if not more.
If you're healthy enough to start, then you're healthy enough to hit a 10-15 yard slant to a receiver who's open. Yet, he airmailed what likely was gonna be pretty good gainer, if not more.
KJ one of the few hawks tht actually looks bettr in the game thn wht was reported in practice.
Cade missed an open RVZ on the left sideline route and instead checked down to Lachey. Got some yards but we need a Qb that can get chunk plays.
Other than the crossing pattern to Wetjen last week, when is the last time McNamara hit a receiver in stride or put it where the pass catcher was in position to really go get some YAC??
97% of his throws force the receivers' feet to be glued to the turf.
97% of his throws force the receivers' feet to be glued to the turf.
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