*****The Official Iowa vs Missouri Game Thread*****
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Ummm i forsee a qb that wants to run on eveyplay because he does not stay in the pocket even though he has time
There isn’t anyone in the qb room I have any confidence in. Thought Sully could do it but he didn’t look comfortable in the second half. I don’t think there’s a qb that has
confidence in this o-line to give them enough protection. I could only watch part of the 2nd half but IMO the entire o-line could hit the portal.
I was thinking the same... I think most of the WRs on Miami's roster had more yardage individually than our entire offense did...
The bar is so low, we now get a hard on over 88 yards...
The last play call definitely degraded into moronism.
Was there one TFL for a RB going up the middle today? I don't remember one.
Why do a QB sneak?
Sully was as sharp as OJ’s knife on that first series. Then it was if it doesn’t fit you must acquit time.
Having Cooper DeJean on the field with you doesn't hurt.
Other than snapping the ball (lol), I thought he played okay. The OT's? Straight garbage.
I think he needs to be demoted to red zone situations....not real sure if he is bonafide every play QB in the BT. I hope he proves me wrong though...
Late hit out of bounds and using up tos when not needed, bad play calling, and bend dont break defense was the game
Probably a good thing I didn't watch. By the sounds of it, it was a very disappointing/frustrating second half to see.
yup, I highly recommend that you do not watch any replay/highlights...
Yep bring in Hank Brown now i know why Sullivan did not see much action at Northwestern
What's discouraging is that there were no younger guys pushing them, so there was no urgency to perform because they weren't in danger of losing their anointed position.
#30 played soft except for that roughing penalty that ultimately cost Iowa this game.
Schulte wouldn't be playing on too many other P4 teams.
Should have changed the play when Missouri had everyone defending it. Had no chance. Of course qb’s can’t audible at Iowa
There is a reason that every year, I become less interested in my college football team. I know I'm not the only one. Shit product doesn't deserve my attention like it used to.
That was craig but to your point shulte would be too soft for late hit out of bounds
Extremely dumb. Basically was saying what lead to point in the first half was a little to cute for him by Sully. Clearly the coaches got into his head at halftime.
Ferentz could make Mahomes play like shit.
Sullivan needs to play within himself or something
Which is just what KF wants in a starting QB.
Can’t say I’m surprised, we’ve seen this 2nd half performance before.
Isu, UCLA, and now Missouri. All blown double digit leads. And I was there for all three. Too many dollars dropped for this crap. Glad season over.
Maybe you can write them off as business trips? It is tax season
I'll be back and ready to go in the fall, but right now, I'm pissed that they pissed that game away. Sometimes I think OC's outthink themselves. Patterson and Moulton (and the OL) were winning the run game all game long, yet at times Lester felt compelled to try something different. And it consistently failed. For the defense, Parker's DBs did not defend more than 2 or 3 passes all day. But it wasn't all on them. The DL, after the first two series, put no real pressure on Cook, and you give that guy time, he'll do exactly what he did to Iowa. No blitzes to speak of all day, to try to throw Cook off his rhythm. All around crappy game.
I was harsh on the players, but as I calm down a bit, it really was way more the coaches who did not put the team in a position to win this game. Rather, the approach was to hold on for dear life. And then to ask the players to turn it on at the end of the game, after playing an entire half of trying to suck the life out of the game? Of course that wasn't going to happen. The players were not put in a position to succeed, so they didn't. A clinic on how to coach a team to a loss.
I was harsh on the players, but as I calm down a bit, it really was way more the coaches who did not put the team in a position to win this game. Rather, the approach was to hold on for dear life. And then to ask the players to turn it on at the end of the game, after playing an entire half of trying to suck the life out of the game? Of course that wasn't going to happen. The players were not put in a position to succeed, so they didn't. A clinic on how to coach a team to a loss.
