And you only call those kind of garbage if you know your offense lacks the ability to make plays. He knows the offense is trash.
Excited for the rest of the season!
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You're right. We are probably back on the coaching market in a couple years.
The meltdown on this board if we lose next week will be an all timer
Not that useful, they're gonna smoke most people this year
Maybe it’s just me, but the next 2 games feel critical for Campbell. 3-1 going into Norman and no one will remember the CyHawk loss. Lose at Ohio or to this weird OSU team at home and this year might be over
We’re going to keep hitting that “most one score losses over the past X years” graphic all season baby! Woooo!
How many times do I have to explain Campbellball?
He thinks if it is close, his superior coaching will win it.
Our opponents know this, and adjust, by taking timely and appropriate risk, which if/when they hit, are the difference in the game.
Campbellball means are opponents have all adjusted, and while our defense make keep games close, they will still be losses.
The only thing I'm excited about for the rest of the season is to have more evidence of being proven right so finally more fans will hopefully realize it's over.
He wants to be Kirk's predecessor
True. I'm out. On to basketball.
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Probably not, but conference wins are going to be hard to come by.
That might be a presser I do not wish to listen to.
Sounds like an excuse and more lack of accountability.
I legitimately don’t see any conference game that we’d be favored in. When Utah State can score more against Iowa’s defense at Kinnick than you can at home, there’s serious issues.
Every year Iowa just sucks the life out of the crowd and the team
THE BAD:
1. Clock management at the end of the game drove me insane
2. Another turnover for an easy score
3. Noel's stone hands returned and the punt he let roll 30 yards
THE GOOD:
1. The way Rocco responded after throwing a pick. Drove us right down the field for points
2. Pass blocking was very good I thought
3. Other than 1 run and a couple passes, the defense didn't let them have anything
4. This might be the youngest team in FBS and should improve each week, as long as the Scheelhaase/Campbell improve with them we can still have a decent season
THE BAD:
1. Clock management at the end of the game drove me insane
2. Another turnover for an easy score
3. Noel's stone hands returned and the punt he let roll 30 yards
THE GOOD:
1. The way Rocco responded after throwing a pick. Drove us right down the field for points
2. Pass blocking was very good I thought
3. Other than 1 run and a couple passes, the defense didn't let them have anything
4. This might be the youngest team in FBS and should improve each week, as long as the Scheelhaase/Campbell improve with them we can still have a decent season
I like the optimism and I think your analysis is spot on. Everyone is just so tired of losing to Iowa in the same boring and excruciating fashion every year and everyone is tired of the "winning in the margins" mantra that we've somehow never been able to figure out in 8 years.
I am as frustrated about yesterday as anyone (definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different outcome).
But Iowas defense is built to stop offenses like ISU. Tough up the middle and great secondary. Most big12 defenses will be easier to run on. Ksu, texas will be tough. I dont see any other top 20 defenses out there. Maybe OSU?
The defense will keep ISU in most games. Offense will be better most weeks, despite being limited at qb. Special teams is no longer a liability.
But if they are gonna play this way (close games), they gotta get a LOT smarter about in game management.
I am not giving up on 2023 yet.
