Don't let him beat you up like that. You are a great poster and your opinions are valued on this board.
By "great poster", I mean kid who didn't/doesn't get enough attention from mommy and daddy. And by "valued", I mean like a used rubber.
Minny vs Iowa.
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Don't let him beat you up like that. You are a great poster and your opinions are valued on this board.
By "great poster", I mean kid who didn't/doesn't get enough attention from mommy and daddy. And by "valued", I mean like a used rubber.
I don't know what he saw, but anyone that watched, and resisted shooting shallow insult arrows, saw blocking, tackling and a rushing attack that controlled click and could bust big plays(from both Minny and Iowa)
Hahahahahahahaha!!!!!!
40-10, 3 of the last 4, back to back in Lincoln, and a more attractive bowl team!
Go Hawks
We're number 8!!!!
The epitome of mediocre is when beating a 9-3 Nebraska team is worth bragging about and trolling their site.
Just enjoy it while you can... I have a feeling that with these coaches and their recruiting, it's not gonna last for you.Hahahahahahahaha!!!!!!
40-10, 3 of the last 4, back to back in Lincoln, and a more attractive bowl team!
Go Hawks
Hahahahahahahaha!!!!!!
40-10, 3 of the last 4, back to back in Lincoln, and a more attractive bowl team!
Go Hawks
And still no trophy.
Hahahahahahahaha!!!!!!
40-10, 3 of the last 4, back to back in Lincoln, and a more attractive bowl team!
Go Hawks
Since when is 8-4 a more attractive bowl team than 9-3, LicksBagsWell?
I`ve never understood the trolling BS for either fan base. It`s pure stupidity and reveals how many teenagers post on Rivals.
Armstrong's lack of mobility certainly played a factor, but likely not 30 points. Iowa was basically one dimensional on offense without their #1 WR and a patchwork OL. We did get Kittle back at TE, but were lucky we didn't need him for more than a couple red zone catches.
Wadley was clearly the difference in the game.
His ability to run and catch were able to at least make Iowa a 1 1/2 dimensional team on offense.
Better fanbase following. Check
More prestigious program. Check
Better TV ratings. Check
Ranked ahead in coaches poll. Check
No one cares what you did against our hobbled OLine and QB. They want to see a big name program in bowl games, that isn't a complete bore to watch. The TV ratings will illustrate that.
Still angry, little guy? It's not my fault I'm on your mind constantly. That's on you.
"Hot takes?" LOL! Be honest, you're also wearing stone-washed jeans, a backwards ball cap, and habitually high-five coworkers on completed projects, right?
You are really starting to stretch for positives. Not going to get into a pissing match but if Iowa just got housed by Nebraska I wouldnt be talking so much.
And if Nebraska trucked Iowa, I wouldn't be on your board monitoring conversations and cherry picking a couple of posts to reply to.
The positives are that we won more games than Iowa in Rileys second year, and were more competitive vs common opponents. Those ARE positives. Just because we sucked when our QB could barely jog, let alone run, doesn't mean that we wouldn't be competitive if he were healthy.
Everyone knows that we weren't in a good position to play a game. It would have been nice to have a remotely healthy QB playing in the game, as well as our OLine...to see how we could have fared. Comparison scores vs Northwestern, Wisconsin, and Minnesota indicate that we would have fared much better if TA were healthy. When you take away a player's greatest asset (running), it impacts the rest of the running game, and obviously impacts his passing.
I'm just stating facts. We are a more prestigious program than Iowa. That's why we can still recruit better, despite having a down year last year. And we have more fans nation wide than Iowa, which is why we generally have better TV ratings.
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I would have agreed with you about most of those 20 years ago. And I DO agree with you that you generally recruit more talent. The other things I dont agree with and probably a reason you got passed on for the Outback.
Don't give me that horsecrap. It was clearly evident that TA wasn't remotely close to being healthy enough to play. And he was wearing a device that wouldn't allow him to sprint, even if he wanted to. I never saw Beathard look that ginger running the ball...ever. I'm not saying that he's never been, but he's never been that hobbled against us.
Until you've pulled a hamstring, or torn one, you have no idea how much it limits you physically. I felt sorry for Tommy, because he is a great competitor, but he wouldn't have been on the field if we had other options.
I was thinking if Iowa could hold the Minnesota offense to 166 yards passing and 101 yards rushing then they should be able to hold Nebraska's offense to 127 yards passing and 90 yards rushing.
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