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And, Jon, don't forget to put in a plug for Stanzi, "one of the finest quarterbacks Iowa has had." Right, pass the kool aid.

Too much time left, got to throw

They are putting 8 men in the box b/c Stanzi can't adapt to the conditions and hit the open receivers. He keeps locking on one guy.

SR, it took me three minutes to write almost the same thing in another thread, but it feels better and you're spot on---same sad story.

If your premise is correct, that we have Championship level players, then there is only one reason we can't execute as well as our opponents who all seem, when playing Iowa, to be able to: 1. Get the big stop when needed. 2. Take what the defense gives and move down the field for a score...

Liq is right....the Bears played and the south endzone was about a half yard shy of a full ten yards on the left side for the offense. (Gayle Sayers got FIVE td's v. the Niners at Wrigley) Since they were pros, they just padded the dugout area on the first base side. I think the first base...

Amen, that was the key to winning the game. We went conservative on the calls and settled for 3 with a 3 point lead. Hadn't stopped their O at all. Don't understand it, just don't understand it.

any team beyond Pop Warner knows to spike the ball in that situation. Do we really run a two minute drill every practice? Didn't look like it.

The KEY was that we needed to call plays to get the ball in the endzone after Greenwood's interception. You're right on as to the above points, but a good team puts the game away after the INT. Disgusting.