College Football Playoff



Would 10-2 with losses to Penn State and Oregon get us in? Probably no signature win, but a lot of good wins with that schedule. 10 wins was good enough for Tennessee to sneak in.
 




NorthKCHawk said:
Would 10-2 with losses to Penn State and Oregon get us in? Probably no signature win, but a lot of good wins with that schedule. 10 wins was good enough for Tennessee to sneak in.
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Yeah I think so... We'd have beaten ISU Indiana and IL if that's the case right oh and USC? Those outta be looked at as good Ws if things play out how many think. One of those 3 could also be in the playoffs too. IL I think has a pretty legit shot if they lose to us or not.

9-3 is where it'd get murky if we end up being that. They'll be a lot of those teams out there and comparing the resumes will be what the ESPN and Fox talk shows talk about at nauseum. They'll be 8-4 SEC teams that ESPN will want to put in over a 9-3 Iowa team just because...
 
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On a regular season I the Big Ten should get three or four teams. The question is will Iowa be able to finish third or fourth in the Big Ten.

Recent Iowa history has not been kind to Iowa.

Our starting QB doesn’t have to be perfect but he will need to be very good and consistent, AND AVOID INJURIES.

When was the last time our starting QB was very good, consistent, and went through the season without injuries?

If our NFL drafted running back from last year was returning then that would be a game changer and we would be considered among the favorites to be one of the big ten teams in the playoffs.

Keep our backfield healthy and we have a chance. Also, our defense will have to step up a bit from last year’s performance.

Our chances? I wouldn’t bet the farm on it, but maybe a well used international tractor and a well used hay bailer.

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BigD said:
On a regular season I the Big Ten should get three or four teams. The question is will Iowa be able to finish third or fourth in the Big Ten.

Recent Iowa history has not been kind to Iowa.

Our starting QB doesn’t have to be perfect but he will need to be very good and consistent, AND AVOID INJURIES.

When was the last time our starting QB was very good, consistent, and went through the season without injuries?

If our NFL drafted running back from last year was returning then that would be a game changer and we would be considered among the favorites to be one of the big ten teams in the playoffs.

Keep our backfield healthy and we have a chance. Also, our defense will have to step up a bit from last year’s performance.

Our chances? I wouldn’t bet the farm on it, but maybe a well used international tractor and a well used hay bailer.

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Yeah and our QB1 this yr likes to put his shoulder down and run quite a bit.... Odds that he takes 80% of the snaps this yr to me isn't great... To me that's the over under if he can hit that mark or over I like our chances at having a damn good yr. But he's got to both stay healthy and play well. Week 2 on the road against ISU we'll learn a lot about what our ceiling will be.
 




They have to solve this West Coast thing. The game at USC feels like an ambush, no matter if Lincoln Riley is on life support or not.
 


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