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Actually Kent State put together a lot of nice drives, but they traded three field goals for Maryland's three touchdowns, a turnover a piece. The second half Kent State continued to get nice drives but got four turnover-on-downs and only one touchdown. Maryland got two quick touchdowns before...

Feel free to discuss, if you think this is a relevant comparison. In 2017 Iowa had a stout defense and an offense with some serious questions. The offensive line had two untested underclassmen tackles in red shirt freshman Aleric Jackson and true freshman Tristan Wirfs. The center of the line...

I couldn't tell from what is on the screen what the issue was. Was it it the pressure Colorado State's defense was bringing? Was it the long snapper being inaccurate? Or was there issues with wind playing around with the snap? Anyone have any insight?

They asked more out of the line against Colorado State than Kent State. The Kent State game was pretty much all short passing. The offensive line only had to identify its blocks and hold them for a very short time. The Colorado State had more intermediate and long passes in the mix, asking...

Just all those other guys.

Maryland

"Ugly game, but I think CO State may be a better team than their record appears." If they can get & stay healthy. They do look pretty thin on personnel.

So is the Big Ten west a non-passing division this year.

Colorado State receptions Total = 64 McBride TE 30 - 47% of receptions Wright WR 10 injured (outside receiver) -16 % Bailey RB 7 (power back) Scott WR 6 McCullouch WR 3 Six others 2 receptions or less. Iowa Receptions Total = 50 LaPorta TE 13 - 26% of...

McBride 47% or receptions. When was the last time Iowa had one guy with almost half of receptions? That's crazy.

Colorado State WR Dante Wright is doubtful. He is their second most frequent passing target after TE McBride.

Dante Wright, Colorado State's best receiver is doubtful against Iowa.

Very likely either Jacobs or whoever else is covering Trey McTightEnd over the top.

My thought is the coaches may want Schott on the left, so everything to the inside of Richman is nailed down. Anything to make RIchman's job a little easier.

I think you have something else on your mind.

8 is actually in the specified range.

He got around 20 reps in the Kent State game if I remember right.

I checked the Boston College site. It looks like they retained him as defensive ends coach.

"Kent State would be favored by a touchdown on a neutral field, IMHO." Agreed. I see Iowa's defense smothering them, and with Iowa's depth at defense I don't see them letting up either. I see Iowa's defensive strengths matching up well against what Colorado State brings on offense. I'm...

I watched the Colorado vs. Toledo game on YouTube. Here's my two cents. They have a decent zone defense (by mid-major standards) predicated on stopping the run and keeping the passing game in front of them. They are going to try to stop the run up the middle and make Iowa play horizontal...