KSU only had two, one of which was injured, and that was good enough. As long as our guys keep missing assignments the other team does not really need weapons.
Iowa State walks out with a win IF...
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They got the best receivers since kf has been there. They got good tight ends. They got 3 very good running backs. O-Line is ok. Qb is average.
If ISU utilizes the weapons they have on offense, The hawks will lose by 21 points.
Most of the Hawk talk I see on here is the same smoke and mirrors as always. They are average on offense, and stronger on defense. Their back 7 are less than impressive, and I have heard this from more than one Hawk fan I work with.
Having said that I predict a heavy dose of Weisman. He ran us over last year, and I don't see why he wouldn't this year.
ISU wins IF they can stop the run. That's a big if too.
Having said that I predict a heavy dose of Weisman. He ran us over last year, and I don't see why he wouldn't this year.
ISU wins IF they can stop the run. That's a big if too.
If the Principal of Dunlap high school was a hottie cougar......would she go to the Hawkeye game and have sex in the bathroom with a stranger and then puke on herself?
ISU wins if they find a way to make Iowa's safeties cover passes. They are really, really bad in coverage, pretty decent in the run game.
You won’t really be able to run the ball on designed run plays. Your best bet is probably getting Richardson outside the pocket or getting the ball out quick because the interior of our d-line collapses it pretty quick. Regardless, our offense will keep you in the game because it’s conservative to a fault, red-zone efficiency blows, and our kicking game is….. well you know.
Sam's gotta play like he did in the KSU game, we gotta hold them to FGs rather than TDs a couple of times, and we can't afford more than one TO/blocked punt. I'm worried about punt blocks with Downing.
Oh, and we can't be afraid to run Sam.
Oh, and we can't be afraid to run Sam.
You can't take away something we do not have. Brilliant strategic move by our staff.
We have not really shown to have much for designed run plays, both in terms of quality or desire to do so. We like to pass-as-a-run far too much for my liking.
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As in number of receivers who are good. They have four or five good receivers this year. Two with exceptional speed.
Nope. Ferentz is unsure of how to use the weapons we have, but Davis’ play-calling has been very questionable, and Rudock is checking down far too often.
I agree, Davis really needs to go or chuck that offense. Iowa's not built for the horizontal game at all.
Gee whiz!
Go back and read what you wrote. You mean a head coach in his 16 year still does not know how to use the talent that he has?
Dude, think about that and what it really says about him.
