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Apology not accepted. There needs to be more groveling and begging for forgiveness.

Hayden left the roster in shambles not the program. This program had a good foundation of facilities and excellent fan base (with $ support) in place when Hayden left. Hayden built most of that. KF has also built on that with practice facilities et al. I'm not ready to call KF equal or...

I can't accept the premise of your statement. Essentially you're saying luck has to do with last year's team being 4-8 and this year's team being potentially 8-4. This team is measurably better than last year. It has nothing to do with the ball bouncing a certain way.

No. S-C-R-I-P-T-S is a word banned by the filter. I assume for programming safety issues.

I'd argue it could be Nebby, Minny then Iowa.Iowa and Minnys B1G record is the same, but Minny has the better overall record, ergo they get listed before Iowa. You can make a case Iowa should be listed ahead of Minny becasue the B1G records are the same, but the tie-breaker goes to the head to...

Pretty sure Nebby and Minnesota are listed ahead of Iowa becasue while their conference records are all equal, Nebby and Minny's overall records are better than ours. I'm sure there are plenty of reasons to get pumped about Friday's game, but this article isn't one of them. Edit: Nebby's...

I, Tubahawk, lowly doubter of the great one, Kirk Ferentz humbly approach the throne of rj to kiss his ring and beg forgivness for my unexcusable tresspasses. I voiced doubt about getting to 6-6 this season and also voiced doubt over the defensive unit being as quality of a unit as thier stats...

Regardless it was still KF and not a play that should be called inside our own 20.

It's not necessarily bad play calling, but using Weisman consistently on stretch plays is poor use of personnel. Sure let him run outside the tackles every once in a while, but Canzeri and Bullock should be running the bulk of the stretch plays. Save Weisman for the in between the tackles...

I think this is accurate. This season I don't recall ever seeing Rudock audible into pass play. I think he is limited to switching the play into a dive or stretch run. Defenses are likely catching on to this as well and putting an extra guy in the box when Iowa audibles.

The closer you get to the floor of the arena the shorter the isles. At the top of the arena there are approximately 25-30 seats between each isle. Also, the isles widen as you get to the top. It's about two people wide (comfortably) at the bottom. It gets to be about 4 people wide at the top.

Also, I'm pretty sure none of the coaches were staring at the floor after Speraw got a face full of Woody's keister while laying flat on his back.

I will validate this. And the assistants were coaching up the guys during the timeouts. Jok was getting an earful on how poorly he was blocking his guy out.

I have a candidate for the Top 5 Overpaid Dierctor of IT list.

I probably have higher than average hopes Iowa at least splits the last two games and ends up 7-5. Considering my preseason expectations were for this team to go 6-6 (and that was on the high side as many had us at 5-7), I'm looking at these last two games as icing on the cake for this season...

Okay, but then can you at least grant the flip-side of that argument. The 4 teams Iowa has lost to this year have a combined record of 33-3. These are good teams. We aren't losing to "dog crap" teams. In essence this team is beating the teams it should and losing to the teams that are...

Charlie Weis leads the pack this year. Ferentz has the honor of second place. College football's most overpaid coaches

Agreed, the point of the first questions was at first it seemed like KF was going to take a more aggressive approach (by calling the first timeout), then decided not to (allowing Purdue to run down the clock before their punt), then decided to go for it again (calling for a timeout before the...

Heck, I'd like to know why Canzeri was the go to guy this week. Not because it was the wrong choice, but because it was a bit of a surprise after seeing Weisman and Bullock take most of the workload up to this point of the season.

Who's trying to get a pound of flesh? I don't get why asking questions has an automatic assumption of hate behind it. Pressers aren't only for coaches to answer questions from the media when they lose, it's about looking back at the game and inquiring about pivotal moments. Certainly going...