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different elements to a spread offense. oregon is a spread offense that predominately runs the ball. if you can't adapt your gameplan then you have poor coaches, your success is based on a gimmick, and you don't deserve to be in a title game

have you ever seen a college practice? they have a whole playbook, they do run both passing and run plays. every team has them and they practice them every week

I would assume that as well. I understand that indoors is better for the fans. My point is, if (and hopefully when) the Hawks play for the Big 10 title and I have a chance to go, i'm going and a blizzard wouldn't stop me from watching my team

so everyone should play in domes then right?

you have a week to gameplan. a good team can make adjustments to their gameplan to account for weather. weather is an excuse for fans not to show up, but not for how a team plays

the best team should be able to win in any elements. its not like weather only affects one team. both teams have to play in it

it can pour rain anywhere on any saturday during the fall

im a huge packer's fan. been to lambeau field 3 times in december. loved every minute of each game. and those were 8 hour drives. so maybe im an exception, but i love it

i disagree. i love football in the elements. if weather wasn't supposed to be a factor then why don't all teams have domes?

I do this job at UNI and we normally practice outside, but we went inside today. Even had to cut practice a little short because of high school playoffs. This is all Kelly's decision. I'm seriously amazed he thought they could practice outside. Can't imagine what that kid was going through...

Adam Shada would be the captain of this team

on the iowa 47 yard line, 1st and 10, WR Reverse-Pass, Mcnutt hits a wide open Stanzi who makes the one handed catch while diving into the endzone

with teams really focusing on Clayborn, i think Binns has a big season

spievey

that is a great video. but you cant replace back in black at kinnick

He didn't take a snap under center and appeared to want to get out of the pocket after 1.5 seconds, which are things he could work out but if I were a betting man I would put money on if he goes to Iowa that his jersey number will be somewhere in the 80's.

He isnt even academically eligible yet. I prefer my linemen to be intelligent. U dont have to be a rocket scientist to get through high school and be eligible.

The extra 31 teams added have no chance of winning the tournament, so why add them? Its like a 6-6 team going to a bowl game, they don't deserve to go to the postseason

I think Miami has a lot more talent than Ohio State (at least on offense) so I think Da U wins that game. The Canes were young and inconsistent this year, that should change next year. I think think they play for the national title and Jacory Harris wins the Heisman. And I think they will play...