Play calling was boring and predictable. Monty up the middle twice, dropped pass, punt. Campbell needs to hire a OC because he sucks at play calling.
Man is a genius to get to 40 points when going three and out all the time.
Play calling was boring and predictable. Monty up the middle twice, dropped pass, punt. Campbell needs to hire a OC because he sucks at play calling.
I'd like to see us get Montgomery the ball on the edge more. Seems like we love running him right at the other teams' nose guard.
ISU has never done it before and it has never happened in the Big 12 before either.I'd like to know how many teams have recorded a safety in 3 straight games.
Gonna guess it's very few.
Man is a genius to get to 31 points when going three and out all the time.
I am in total agreement with this assessment. It's not that we were conservative, it's that we were predictable. There is a difference in the two. Two or three play-action conservative passes on first down would have done miracles.
ISU has never done it before and it has never happened in the Big 12 before either.
Play calling was boring and predictable. Monty up the middle twice, dropped pass, punt. Campbell needs to hire a OC because he sucks at play calling.
I wonder if it’s ever happened in the ncaa to get a safety 3 weeks in a row without actually tackling anyone in the end zone.ISU has never done it before and it has never happened in the Big 12 before either.
I had a similar idea. A semi-pro poker player once told me that it's important to establish an identity at the table. When the other players think they have you figured out is when you can go against type and outplay your cards. Texas Tech is a very good team. I think we won because they got impatient on offense and we were able to run the ball. We were able to run the ball because we committed to it. If teams get out of their base offense to stop the run, or even if they get lackadaisical because they believe a run is coming, then we can get the big play. We can do some of those things when we need them - like 11/17 or 12/1.Campbell is just setting Texas up for the flee-flicker. He wants them to think we are predictable!![]()
I found a reference saying that Wake Forest scored 5 safeties in a game in 2001 but find it nowhere else and the best I can tell is that they scored 5 safeties on the season:What about nationally? What are the odds to even be in a situation to get a safety 3 games in a row to begin with?
Is that a lot or mean our talent utilization is at a high level?this is sooooo dumb. we put up 422 yards of offense and scored 31 points against one of the better defenses in the conference.
I believe that is Dylan Soehner making the tackle in the photo, not Matt Leo.
We certainly don't want to sound like Hawkeye or Husker fans! Let's be happy our coaches coach. We can sit in the stands and enjoy for once.I'm sorry, but I thought we won. Some of the whining on this board makes me think otherwise. Saturday's game was a great win!
I don't think the stat on undefeated/untied Octobers is getting enough hype - Prior to last year we hadn't had an October with no loses or ties since 1938. And we've done it two years in a row.
That's just crazy. And with 3 wins over top 10 teams, it's not like it was a scheduling quirk.
It seems to me there are an inordinate amount of safeties being scored in college and NFL. It seems in the past, or at least in the recent past that safeties were pretty rare but maybe it's my skewed perception. Maybe someone with more ambition and time than me can look at the numbers to prove me wrong.I found a reference saying that Wake Forest scored 5 safeties in a game in 2001 but find it nowhere else and the best I can tell is that they scored 5 safeties on the season:
Game 1 v. ECU - Q1 - blocked pass batted out of the EZ by the QB
Game 4 v. FSU - Q4 - intentional grounding in EZ; Q4 - blocked punt
Game 9 v. UNC - Q4 - high snap out of EZ
Game 10 v. GT - Q4 - [unknown]
Obviously this was not 3 games in a row nor 3 safeties in 3 games either. It is interesting that just like ISU they seemed to find different ways to score their safeties each time.