I think he's an Iowa fan
Game Thread: Illinois at Iowa
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I'm turning audio off, too distracting.
skyIdub
Winged Warrior
Well… this seems more normal. Let’s get those points back.
Poor announcing, incorrect stat graphics, poor camera work, too few replays….terrible job FS1
That shove to the head was unnecessary
Spann was open there.
YESSSSSSSS!!!!!! Absolutely mind-numbing!!!
Great start!!!! Let's beat these Iowa bums, its been too long since we've beaten the Hawkeyes!!!! I-L-L....I-N-I!!!!
GOSH DARNIT. Time for the D to step up again…
Maybe I’m wrong, but our defense seems to be playing well. The last TD drive really only happened because of the lucky catch on a desperation throw due to our pressure. Let’s just not let that happen again.
Maybe I’m wrong, but our defense seems to be playing well. The last TD drive really only happened because of the lucky catch on a desperation throw due to our pressure. Let’s just not let that happen again.
MoCoMdIllini
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I want a Kerby Joseph pick 6. Is that so wrong?
Last win in Iowa City was 1999. Bielema was still there.
I am pretty sure Ive seen a stat that shows it’s rarely worth it. Yes, a big return can be a momentum shift, but the overwhelming majority of returned kickoffs fail to get past the 30 yard line. While this is better than the 25, the risk of injury or fumble is not worth the reward.
Keep in mind: Iowa is the outlier here, not Illinois. I think Michigan returns a lot too.
I understand not running it out of the end zone, but a fair catch at the 10 isn’t good.
nothing says “maintained control of the football” like it bouncing up two feet in the air after being slammed down on the turf
You get it at the 25 anywhere you fair catch it within the 25. And again, I think the stats show that it’s not worth retuning kicks pretty much anywhere within the 10 yard range.
Not a catch. Bad call. Should have been reversed
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