Yeah. One guy got finger cramps from typing so much. Then everyone else booed him.doesn’t Iowa have its own board for gloating?
Yeah. One guy got finger cramps from typing so much. Then everyone else booed him.doesn’t Iowa have its own board for gloating?
Iowa will struggle with Purdue this week. Purdue has athletes. Iowa’s luck will run out.
After yesterday your #2 iowa Hawkeyes now rank nationally as follows in main offensive metrics:
PPA: 119
Success Rate: 114
Standard Downs Success Rate: 119
Rush Success Rate: 103
Pass Success Rate: 113
Explosiveness: 70
Points Per Opportunity: 77
Stuff Rate: 129
Line Yards: 125
Once they turnovers stop, they results will be different. The one thing that yesterday proved in Iowa’s defense is that Spencer Petras is slightly better than Roberson.
Iowa will struggle with Purdue this week. Purdue has athletes. Iowa’s luck will run out.
After yesterday your #2 iowa Hawkeyes now rank nationally as follows in main offensive metrics:
PPA: 119
Success Rate: 114
Standard Downs Success Rate: 119
Rush Success Rate: 103
Pass Success Rate: 113
Explosiveness: 70
Points Per Opportunity: 77
Stuff Rate: 129
Line Yards: 125
Once the turnovers stop, the results will be different. The one thing that yesterday proved in Iowa’s defense is that Spencer Petras is slightly better than Roberson.
let me sum up those metrics...'Iowa is not very good.'
Same, except opposite. I have been shocked by the comments from Penn State fans. I came back here to see if I could find any semblance of rationality. Anyway, peace out. Good luck the rest of the way.@Hotshoe - add luvmyhawks and sob5 to the ever-growing Iowa banned list
Ive been here for over 20 years and have NEVER seen a fanbase act this way before. I had no problem with Iowa 2 days ago, now I have lost all respect for their fanbase
Wow, you really don't know how it feels to win do ya? Playing in the extremely s***** division of yours, I'm surprised you're still acting like thisBetter question is why y’all still crying about Iowa. We’re your overlords now.
Pretty weak start as a Buckeye troll.Better question is why y’all still crying about Iowa. We’re your overlords now.
If they didn’t play in that division they wouldn’t have very many wins to crow about.Wow, you really don't know how it feels to win do ya? Playing in the extremely s***** division of yours, I'm surprised you're still acting like this
Agreed. Kirk used to coach with my mentor teacher's husband (when I was a student teacher) when he was a high school coach. Therefore, I have always pulled for him. Not anymore, eff Iowa. This fan base is insane, annoying, and delusionalI was always indifferent in regards to Iowa other than when playing us, often leaning towards wanting them to win if I had to pick a team.
Never f n again. I will actively pull for every team they are playing against (except when Iowa twinning is detrimental to Penn State).
Same, except opposite. I have been shocked by the comments from Penn State fans. I came back here to see if I could find any semblance of rationality. Anyway, peace out. Good luck the rest of the way.
The OSU fans seem to be a lot like this - they win and then come over here to troll for any negative OSU posts to try to "school" us on how great OSU is and they never do any wrong - it's really a head scratcher - why not celebrate with your own fans. I get insecure Iowa fans but no OSU.@Hotshoe - add luvmyhawks and sob5 to the ever-growing Iowa banned list
Ive been here for over 20 years and have NEVER seen a fanbase act this way before. I had no problem with Iowa 2 days ago, now I have lost all respect for their fanbase
That’s exactly how I felt. Now I will root for teams I absolutely despise to beat them.I was always indifferent in regards to Iowa other than when playing us, often leaning towards wanting them to win if I had to pick a team.
Never f n again. I will actively pull for every team they are playing against (except when Iowa twinning is detrimental to Penn State).
Because Penn State fans are making a simplistic analysis of Clifford's injury and its impact on the game.
Iowa always plays a safe script in the 1st half before they make adjustments, and they always make adjustments and tighten up the D in the 2nd half. They've done this for what, all of Ferentz's tenure, and especially so the last 3-4 years where they haven't given up more than 24 points.
It was 14-3 (before FG) when Clifford threw 3 consecutive incompletes and then got his bell rung by LB Jack Campbell with a clean hit. In essence, Iowa's D is responsible for Clifford's injury, but somehow this doesn't factor into the equation when we're talking about which team is better?
Iowa marches down the field on the next drive and makes it 17-10. That's one possession midway through the 2nd quarter at home, in one of the loudest stadiums in America.
Clifford also had 2 interceptions in one quarter. Isn't it possible he throws more?
I watch a ton of college football and have seen Iowa countless times. PSU's last two losses are against Iowa, including a blowout in Happy Valley, but that never seems to matter. They stopped Clifford last year with 2 INTs as well.
Anyway, any who has seen a Phil Parker-coached defense knows that defense would've made adjustments and the outcome would've been a coin flip, not a convincing PSU victory.
America is infatuated with sexy teams and high powered offenses. That's not Iowa, but they're something like 31-8 over the last 4 seasons with no loss in double digits.
The Iowa offense needed to make adjustments too and didn’t. With better field position…which any fan with even a hint of football knowledge would know Clifford would have given PSU, Iowa wouldn’t have scored enough to win. By the way, the sexy teams with high powered offenses win national championships…the slow tempo, plodding offenses don’t….that’s why America is infatuated with them. And the 38 wins have a lot to do with the division you play in.Because Penn State fans are making a simplistic analysis of Clifford's injury and its impact on the game.
Iowa always plays a safe script in the 1st half before they make adjustments, and they always make adjustments and tighten up the D in the 2nd half. They've done this for what, all of Ferentz's tenure, and especially so the last 3-4 years where they haven't given up more than 24 points.
It was 14-3 (before FG) when Clifford threw 3 consecutive incompletes and then got his bell rung by LB Jack Campbell with a clean hit. In essence, Iowa's D is responsible for Clifford's injury, but somehow this doesn't factor into the equation when we're talking about which team is better?
Iowa marches down the field on the next drive and makes it 17-10. That's one possession midway through the 2nd quarter at home, in one of the loudest stadiums in America.
Clifford also had 2 interceptions in one quarter. Isn't it possible he throws more?
I watch a ton of college football and have seen Iowa countless times. PSU's last two losses are against Iowa, including a blowout in Happy Valley, but that never seems to matter. They stopped Clifford last year with 2 INTs as well.
Anyway, any who has seen a Phil Parker-coached defense knows that defense would've made adjustments and the outcome would've been a coin flip, not a convincing PSU victory.
America is infatuated with sexy teams and high powered offenses. That's not Iowa, but they're something like 31-8 over the last 4 seasons with no loss in double digits.
Because almost all of them are low life pieces of shit that just care about football, and they have nothing else to do with their lives. That and they are jealous of us. LeVar Woods is the biggest POS in college football, and I now have zero respect for Kirk or his son who was handed their OC position from his daddy. I hope they lose the rest of their games. I would even root for OSU over them, and whether it’s us or OSU, we either team is going to hang 50+ on them in the B10 championship game.Is it just their own insecurity
Your take is every bit as simplistic as those you criticize. But I get it. It's natural to extrapolate stats which you like and ignore those you don't.Because Penn State fans are making a simplistic analysis of Clifford's injury and its impact on the game.
Iowa always plays a safe script in the 1st half before they make adjustments, and they always make adjustments and tighten up the D in the 2nd half. They've done this for what, all of Ferentz's tenure, and especially so the last 3-4 years where they haven't given up more than 24 points.
It was 14-3 (before FG) when Clifford threw 3 consecutive incompletes and then got his bell rung by LB Jack Campbell with a clean hit. In essence, Iowa's D is responsible for Clifford's injury, but somehow this doesn't factor into the equation when we're talking about which team is better?
Iowa marches down the field on the next drive and makes it 17-10. That's one possession midway through the 2nd quarter at home, in one of the loudest stadiums in America.
Clifford also had 2 interceptions in one quarter. Isn't it possible he throws more?
I watch a ton of college football and have seen Iowa countless times. PSU's last two losses are against Iowa, including a blowout in Happy Valley, but that never seems to matter. They stopped Clifford last year with 2 INTs as well.
Anyway, any who has seen a Phil Parker-coached defense knows that defense would've made adjustments and the outcome would've been a coin flip, not a convincing PSU victory.
America is infatuated with sexy teams and high powered offenses. That's not Iowa, but they're something like 31-8 over the last 4 seasons with no loss in double digits.
Well said! It would have been 17-10 the next time Clifford came into the game. A one score possession.Because Penn State fans are making a simplistic analysis of Clifford's injury and its impact on the game.
Iowa always plays a safe script in the 1st half before they make adjustments, and they always make adjustments and tighten up the D in the 2nd half. They've done this for what, all of Ferentz's tenure, and especially so the last 3-4 years where they haven't given up more than 24 points.
It was 14-3 (before FG) when Clifford threw 3 consecutive incompletes and then got his bell rung by LB Jack Campbell with a clean hit. In essence, Iowa's D is responsible for Clifford's injury, but somehow this doesn't factor into the equation when we're talking about which team is better?
Iowa marches down the field on the next drive and makes it 17-10. That's one possession midway through the 2nd quarter at home, in one of the loudest stadiums in America.
Clifford also had 2 interceptions in one quarter. Isn't it possible he throws more?
I watch a ton of college football and have seen Iowa countless times. PSU's last two losses are against Iowa, including a blowout in Happy Valley, but that never seems to matter. They stopped Clifford last year with 2 INTs as well.
Anyway, any who has seen a Phil Parker-coached defense knows that defense would've made adjustments and the outcome would've been a coin flip, not a convincing PSU victory.
America is infatuated with sexy teams and high powered offenses. That's not Iowa, but they're something like 31-8 over the last 4 seasons with no loss in double digits.
Great. Another Cawk circle jerk.Well said! It would have been 17-10 the next time Clifford came into the game. A one score possession.
But how dare you bring factual logic like that to a board of woulda, shoulda, coulda based reasonings!
Logic. With Clifford in the game, Iowa wouldn't have had the field position they had. Wouldn't have near the possessions they had or run near the number plays they ran and the Penn State defense would have been more rested.Well said! It would have been 17-10 the next time Clifford came into the game. A one score possession.
But how dare you bring factual logic like that to a board of woulda, shoulda, coulda based reasonings!
Again. You have no idea what "would've" happened because it didn't, and nothing will ever change the course of written history. Clifford had thrown 2 picks and 25 passes already when he went out early in the game.Logic. With Clifford in the game, Iowa wouldn't have had the field position they had. Wouldn't have near the possessions they had or run near the number plays they ran and the Penn State defense would have been more rested.
Well said! It would have been 17-10 the next time Clifford came into the game. A one score possession.
But how dare you bring factual logic like that to a board of woulda, shoulda, coulda based reasonings!
Of course nobody knows the actual outcome. But i think the percentage of a different outcome is pretty high.Again. You have no idea what "would've" happened because it didn't, and nothing will ever change the course of written history. Clifford had thrown 2 picks and 25 passes already when he went out early in the game.
Who is to say Cliff wouldn't have thrown more interceptions and/or had some sack fumbles throwing so much? Iowa knew you weren't going to run the ball for many yards right? That's an example of me making excuses for something that never happened.. See how I did that?
Clifford going down certainly affected the game but to say what would've, could've and should've happend is just hearsay.
"What if's" are nothing but excuses.
When you win 24 Nationals come talk to me.Because when we joined the Big Ten, we took the only thing they had -- wrestling.
Because Penn State fans are making a simplistic analysis of Clifford's injury and its impact on the game.
Iowa always plays a safe script in the 1st half before they make adjustments, and they always make adjustments and tighten up the D in the 2nd half. They've done this for what, all of Ferentz's tenure, and especially so the last 3-4 years where they haven't given up more than 24 points.
It was 14-3 (before FG) when Clifford threw 3 consecutive incompletes and then got his bell rung by LB Jack Campbell with a clean hit. In essence, Iowa's D is responsible for Clifford's injury, but somehow this doesn't factor into the equation when we're talking about which team is better?
Iowa marches down the field on the next drive and makes it 17-10. That's one possession midway through the 2nd quarter at home, in one of the loudest stadiums in America.
Clifford also had 2 interceptions in one quarter. Isn't it possible he throws more?
I watch a ton of college football and have seen Iowa countless times. PSU's last two losses are against Iowa, including a blowout in Happy Valley, but that never seems to matter. They stopped Clifford last year with 2 INTs as well.
Anyway, any who has seen a Phil Parker-coached defense knows that defense would've made adjustments and the outcome would've been a coin flip, not a convincing PSU victory.
America is infatuated with sexy teams and high powered offenses. That's not Iowa, but they're something like 31-8 over the last 4 seasons with no loss in double digits.
Supposition is 100% correct. Iowa did score 20 points against a top defense somehow after Clifford went down. Just enough to seal the deal.Caveat: it's all supposition and speculation.
Now, having said that, we saw what Iowa's offense did. We don't have to speculate. Even with Penn State's offense being virtually nonexistent and Iowa playing much of the 2nd half in Penn State territory, Iowa managed 23 total points and did not take the lead until well into the 4th quarter. Penn State already had 17 points and more than 150 yards of offense when Clifford got hurt. Is it possible that Iowa would have kept Penn State from scoring 7 more points the rest of the game when it had already scored 17 in a quarterand a half? Sure, it's possible. Just not very likely. But again it's all supposition and speculation. Iowa won. That's it.
Supposition is 100% correct. Iowa did score 20 points against a top defense somehow after Clifford went down. Just enough to seal the deal.
Ferentz has never cared about offensive stats. As long as they win by 1 it's all that matters.
Lots of different ways to get there. Chew clock, slow the game down, run "old school" ISO plays with a FB and 2 TE sets. Win field position battles, and have above average special teams all around.
Kirk adheres to the talents of the 2 and 3 star players Iowa specifically recruits. He is a systematic coach who gets a lot out of the players they "develop" in house. It works for the most part even if it's not "sexy"
We also went to Miami, Tennessee, Alabama, Texas, ATM, Notre Dame, Nebraska, USC etc. Places most B10 teams didn't dare to venture.I do wonder if Penn State fans hanker for the days of going regularly to Maryland, Temple, WV and Pitt. I mean, those football environments just strike me as so bland. (Maybe WV is the exception, I don't know)