Has there ever been a more fortunate team than Iowa? If breaks really do even out from year to year, they're in for a disappointing 2022 season.
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Has there ever been a more fortunate team than Iowa? If breaks really do even out from year to year, they're in for a disappointing 2022 season.
Yep, and it's one of those things where I hope Manning and co. can get there. A lot of teams will start to bring heat on our o-line throughout the year, and we rarely ever had the safety valve with Breece or a TE hot route ready for it.
They will enter 2022 in the Top 15ish probably.. All pressure gonna be on them next year.
And their schedule is an actual real P5 schedule for once.
Actually their non conf is fairly tough...SDSU...ISU and Nevada...although Norvell gone from Nevada now.
And I think UNR might be starting over for players too.
They were pretty good prior so they still may be formidable as a foundation.
To this day, when I see Kentucky football and those blue jerseys, I think of the hefty lefty every time.
Great call to pass on points when you haven't been able to score all day. That's just polite.
Why is Iowa football like the crappiest thing ever? It’s like a slow painful disease.
Okie St D has shown up, stopping ND on a 3 and out. and just drove the length of the field to tie it up at at 2:47 of the 3Q at 28 all.
Kentucky seems to have just crapped themselves offensively the 2nd half.
Hawks should have won, but the Iowa offense had a couple of terrible possessions in the fourth. Went for it in fourth instead of kicking and didn't get the snap right. Once again BF loses it for the Hawks. I think the Iowa loss bodes well for Iowa State heading into that game at Kinnick.
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