Losing is one thing. Getting your arse handed to you by an AAC team understandably creates an additional level of angst.
Angst?
Losing is one thing. Getting your arse handed to you by an AAC team understandably creates an additional level of angst.
Lots of players emerging. This will be a deep team.Look at all the NFL talent he has had and hasn’t been able to put together a good year outside of 2020 COVID. Purdy arguable regressed during his four years in Ames. We haven’t had a good O-line during his tenure. Special teams are a disaster every year. Where is the development?
Guess you better give up your season tickets. I’ll be there.Getting talented people to come to ISU and being able to successfully coach them are 2 different things. If you look at the talent in the NFL and look at our record with them I don't see the tie in. I believe we should have been better. Penalties at terrible time, coverage errors, hundreds of missed blocking assignments(underestimate), and special teams debacles are just some of CMC coached teams trademarks, along with being ultraconservative. If we don't change the coach,change the process, learn from our mistakes instead of repeating them and calling it part of the "process".
Well he won he gets to. Put up or shut up. Dropping 19 in the 1st qtr doesn't leave you much room to talk.Joseph Scates was talking trash to the Cyclones’ bench
I believe their record over the last 10 games vs top 10 opponents is 4-6. That’s very goodMiller, Treiber, Huffird and Remsburg had such promise when they were freshman but the development has been nonexistent. We need talent on Oline that has proved itself before. Transfers. Also, linebackers just aren’t athletic enough.
Iowa State cannot show up in big games 99% of the time. It doesn’t matter what sport either. Never ready whether it’s prepared for opponent or mentally just can’t frickin do it.
I’d like to hear a good reason as to why winning this bowl game truly matters. I’m having a hard time thinking of one…other than that winning is usually more fun than losing.
We look awful in any game that’s not against a Big 12 opponent under Campbell.Why does winning any game matter? Why did winning the KSU game matter?
Winning these games or at least not putting on a terrible, boring performance is important to me because quite frankly I’m not going to another Iowa State bowl in a while. We consistently look unprepared and it’s been a bad experience.
Purdy didn’t develop (given his dad, I’m optimistic Rocco will)
WR development has been poor.
OL woefully bad
Defense definitely develops guys, that’s true.
This staff knows defense. They don’t know offense imo, just trying to follow a recipe
This is true. Then combine it with general bowl game fatigue and uninspiring bowl locations and attendance has certainly dropped and will continue to get worse — for ISU and seemingly every program. With 40+ bowl games your team makes it at 6-6 and sometimes even 5-7. So will fans continue to do expensive travel over the holidays when their team is going to its 12th bowl game in 13 years with none of them being playoff games?I kind of feel like a consequence of people saying "oh it's a bowl game, it doesn't matter if you get blown out" might be fewer fans continuing to show up, no? Paying to watch something you are told doesn't matter is gonna have diminishing returns.
Memphis and Ohio do not have more 'cash' than we do, yet kicked the snot out of us this year. Our problem is coaching and details. Watch a team like Iowa - rarely do they beat themselves. If they lose, usually the other team is simply better/has more talent. And rarely are they unprepared for a game, unlike our coaching staff.I get what you're saying, but the ISU fanbase doesn't have the cash for football. We suck at football. We are who we are. We're not getting kicked out of the Big 12 because of that however. So why waste so much money on football?
Hopefully the college football world will come to their senses and force the NCAA and/or conferences to pay the players. Not the fans. Put a salary cap in place and really crack down on "outside" money.
Is that ever going to happen? Fu$k no. The college football world is too stupid and greedy.
If we want to spend our hard earned money on spoiled athletes, it might as well be basketball. At least we would have a chance.
Meh. If ISU ran that you’d be loving it.The faking taking a knee before half was a bush league play. I think it should be banned. It is similiar to faking a slide by a runner. It happened few years ago in ACC title game. The runner faked a slide and kept on running. The NCAA banned it a few weeks later.
If the defensive lineman just played it like normal play. You would get uncessary roughness penalty. If indeed he takes knee. If you notice in the play the officials were in closer then normal.
I know in high school. The offensive player just says we are going to take a knee. We let defense know. Then ball is snapped and clock runs out.
Now should I just let it play out like a normal play? I am a hgh school referee. I haven't ever seen a fake in that situation. We might see it now.
They only "don't matter" when you lose them. Otherwise you are told what a huge difference going into the off season there is between 8-5 and 7-6 from all the Cyclone podcasters and get videos from the AD how super important it is for everyone to take their time and money to be at them.I kind of feel like a consequence of people saying "oh it's a bowl game, it doesn't matter if you get blown out" might be fewer fans continuing to show up, no? Paying to watch something you are told doesn't matter is gonna have diminishing returns.
To a true freshman. Not a positive sign of development. And I think Black can be good. Clanton will need a year or two to develop and show what he can actually do.Simmons also. Started as a redshirt freshman and then loses his starting job as a 5th year senior.
I mostly agree with you on this however, the play yesterday was within the current rules, and smart by them.The faking taking a knee before half was a bush league play. I think it should be banned. It is similiar to faking a slide by a runner. It happened few years ago in ACC title game. The runner faked a slide and kept on running. The NCAA banned it a few weeks later.
If the defensive lineman just played it like normal play. You would get uncessary roughness penalty. If indeed he takes knee. If you notice in the play the officials were in closer then normal.
I know in high school. The offensive player just says we are going to take a knee. We let defense know. Then ball is snapped and clock runs out.
Now should I just let it play out like a normal play? I am a hgh school referee. I haven't ever seen a fake in that situation. We might see it now.
We have almost never win in the margins, we lose a crap load in the margins, rarely winWe need to get back to winning in the margins. Pay attention to details. Find great leadership.
You're right, fans like you accept whatever BS he spouts with no expectation for improvement which is stupid.What’s he supposed to say. Jesus fans are stupid.