Crazy that people are questioning Sam Richardson's QB play. You can't ask more than 10-28 for 129 yards from you QB. He has been solid and has really had our offense rolling.
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Yeah, he's the one throwing the ******* ball into the guys ******* hands. The line has given him plenty of time. I'm not saying they should take him out but he has been terrible. Keep in mind that these are not long passes. This is easy **** that you should hit 60+% of the time.
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Which is why we beat Iowa. It's the only team on our schedule that has less team speed than us outside of maybe KU and Toledo.
With a cleanly called game this is a much closer game - we probably lose but still passes me off.
How do you recruit when your competition is everyone in Texas? It's not like hoiberg where he can sell his NBA experience and a chance to shine. Why would a Texas kid come here over any other offer in Texas?
Cant blame 'em. Played lights out and offense thanked them by putting up 6 points. Can only carry the team for so long.
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Our QB, WR and RB play today has been terrible. You can also stick the turnover on special teams to the running back.
The referees didn't lose this game but they did have a dramatic affect on it. Those cheating mouther****ers have it out for Iowa state.
Our 2015 class has the potential to be his worst yet. So far we are ranked lover than every power conference team besides Colorado.
The need for tougher receivers has been here for nearly a decade. Every offseason the coaches sing their praises and the fans buy into the hype - overhyping it. Every year, the receivers significantly underperform.
More of that this season made worse by injuries. But the group was weaksauce right from the start before the injuries hit.
It's not an either/or. I would argue that our OL, QB and WR's are well below average. That won't get it done in the B12
For whatever reason, we just don't play this thing called FBS football. We are living in a parallel universe where it just doesn't seem to matter whether we can score a TD or not. The rest of college football seems to have figured out quite a while ago that the rules allow you to play offense. We haven't done that for years.
Defense came to play and put up a fight. They're not world beaters, but they tried to keep us in the game. What the hell is it going to take to put even a mediocre offense on the field?
