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Wouldn't you think Tirrell would be closer to anyone or anything involving the Iowa program than someone or something in Baton Rouge?

Who has said they won't be missed?

I think 2009 is the more apt comparison, with last year being closer to a 2008.

Rudock also has/had the benefit of starting 4 more games than Stanzi did.

A non-con road game and an out of division game, both on the road? If those two games decide the season, the only Iowa will be playing for in the last two weeks is a chance to be spoiler.

Not really, no. The season will hopefully come down to the last two weeks, and both of those games are at Kinnick. If they don't do it now, they might not get another shot while Ferentz is running the show.

What does that mean? By all accounts, nothing Beathard did yesterday would give anyone the impression that he's done anything but solidify his status as QB2.

And yet, Iowa dominated the game.

Rudock. This isn't really a discussion. It's his job until Beathard takes it from him or he gets injured.

Do you expect UNI to beat Iowa?

Which is correct, and also the same thing we would say.

**** Nebraska.

**** 'em.

How much notice do you need? Teevee times are announced 13 days ahead of the game. Iowa doesn't schedule game times, those are determined by the networks.

That, and I believe the throw that iced that game was a 3rd and 10. Not many run plays to call there.

Do you mean 1-44? 5 teams x 9 games each = 45.

I don't know that the B12 is that much better than the B1G. Outside of Oklahoma and Baylor, B12 football isn't anything spectacular. The bottom of that league is garbage, just like the bottom of B1G is garbage.

I'm looking at it from the standpoint of scheduling in the non-con. With the ISU series in place, adding another league game would only leave you with one slot, and you can damn well guarantee that'll be a **** matchup that nobody wants to see. As far as the injury risk goes, it wasn't that...

This will never happen. It's a pipe dream. Second, you can kiss the ISU series goodbye if/when the league goes to a 10-game conference schedule. The league is already going to nine games in two years to keep pace with the B12 and Pac12, while the SEC is staying at 8. Iowa isn't (and...

Ok, but it's been that way for the last handful of years, hasn't it? It was certainly the case last year and in 2012, 2010, 2009, and 2008.