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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    I'm not going to repeat everything that has already been posted, but beating Iowa at home is something we need to continue doing.

    It is great fun as a Cyclone to see the loyal Iowa fans get up & leave the stadium in the early part of the fourth quarter. And it is even more fun rushing on to their field and getting a group picture with the scoreboard in the background for my ISU scrapbook!

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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    Spread them out running 4 and 5 wide sets Iowa won't get out of a 4-3 defense they haven't since KF has been there. Isolate ISU's WR on their slower LB's and burn them all day long ala Bates over Klinkenborg last year. Mac did it the second half of 2002 and in 2005. Iowa just won't adjust they never have that's why they have problems with Purdue all the time and lately with Indiana and Northwestern.
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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    We could easily make Jake look like the '05 Drew Tate this year if we pressure him properly.


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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    Quote Originally Posted by ISUFan22 View Post
    We could easily make Jake look like the '05 Drew Tate this year if we pressure him properly.
    That's it, you have me convinced - JAILHOUSE BLITZ ON EVERY PLAY!!!

    Personally, methinks if the team puts forward the kind of effort they did last year, with the lone exception of putting the ball in the endzone every so often when we find ourselves in the red zone, not only should we win, but it could get ugly.
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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    Quote Originally Posted by Istate View Post
    Iowa does not have playmakers at any offensive position.
    I'm sorry but I've got to disagree with this one. This group of WR/TE's is probably the best in the Ferentz era. If Jake and the OLine are improved at all the passing game will be MUCH better.

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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    They might be the best in the Ferentz era but they really haven't proven anything to this point.

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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    You have Moeaki. Then who? I find it hard to believe Brodell can come back at the same level, and I am a fan of his.

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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    Quote Originally Posted by DJK15 View Post
    This group of WR/TE's is probably the best in the Ferentz era.
    Ok, now I think you're smoking something.

    Based on potential? Maybe.

    But potential is a short way of saying "you haven't done anything yet" - which describes that group perfectly.


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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    The receivers may be better, but if the running game is nonexistent, and Christensen doesn't improve, it won't matter much.
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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    SCORE SOME FREAKING POINTS! I never understand why we can't score more than the 14-17 points every year in this series(with the exception of 2002).

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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    Quote Originally Posted by Cyclone06 View Post
    I find it hard to believe Brodell can come back at the same level, and I am a fan of his.
    Ferentz said several months ago that Brodell is back to 100% and hasn't lost ANY speed.

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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    Quote Originally Posted by DJK15 View Post
    Ferentz said several months ago that Brodell is back to 100% and hasn't lost ANY speed.

    Did you expect him to publicly announce that he isn't 100%??? That will come when the losses do, in the form of excuses.

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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

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    TWO WORDS: SHOW UP!
    DANG thats what I was going to say. They don't have near the talent that we do!!

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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    Something just tells me that Dallas Clark >>> Moeaki.
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    Re: What it will take to beat Iowa this year

    Quote Originally Posted by The_Architect View Post
    SCORE SOME FREAKING POINTS! I never understand why we can't score more than the 14-17 points every year in this series(with the exception of 2002).
    Because, in this series, at least for the last 6 years, what hasn't been lacking is defensive ability for both teams. What has been downright pathetic has been offenses/offensive schemes. That's why you haven't seen more than 17 points scored over the last several years.

    This year's game could be yet another replay. Iowa's offense as a whole just doesn't appear to be that good, while it's a big question as to whether Iowa State has much outside of a running game - one that traditionally gets shut down in this game. As far as defense, the two teams seem to have opposite problems. Iowa's front 4 appears to be there, but the back 7 is very questionable. Iowa State's front 7 is a cause for concern, but the secondary is solid.

    I kind of expect this game to be yet another repeat of the last several years.
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