At what point do we just give Ken the playbook back?

In all seriousness, whoever gets the credit (or blame to ISU), we had several times where we had our WR's open deep, across the middle, set up screens, etc. We also broke tendency a time or two by throwing with a TE covered on the LOS, ran opposite a trips/tight, etc. all with success. Very refreshing after the Davis years.
 
Sorry Okeefe4prez, but I just can't even wrap my mind around your perspective. I don't know what it is that you expect from an offense than the production we got today. If you have some desire for a better offense then my guess is you are never going to be happy. The only disappointments today were the D and special teams play. I will say I would have torched the locker room after the offensive stink fest last year, but I am not in your corner on this one. Deep throws, smart check down routes, yards after catch and healthy dose of TEs. I just don't know what else you want from a playcaller bro? Remember it is still the players who have to execute.
 
ibahawkeye said:
I'm not sure how you can call the play calling terrible when the offense scores 44 points and doesn't turn the ball over.

The disappointment for me is that we got ourselves in way too many 3rd and long situations but we also converted on quite a few of those situations so it's definetly nice to see we have the fire power to dig out of those holes. Moving forward hopefully we can get more production on early downs.
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I know, I was surprised we were converting those third downs. Nothing was better than Wadley's run of 22 on 3rd and 21. smh with a smile
 
Adam said:
Sorry Okeefe4prez, but I just can't even wrap my mind around your perspective. I don't know what it is that you expect from an offense than the production we got today. If you have some desire for a better offense then my guess is you are never going to be happy. The only disappointments today were the D and special teams play. I will say I would have torched the locker room after the offensive stink fest last year, but I am not in your corner on this one. Deep throws, smart check down routes, yards after catch and healthy dose of TEs. I just don't know what else you want from a playcaller bro? Remember it is still the players who have to execute.
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Hey, bud, did you catch the game today or were you smoking crack in an alley somewhere? 66 yards of offense. Pretty much the opposite of what you are claiming.
 

Anyone know what year Kurt and Ken started working together? That fella looks a lot more like Ken than Kurt.
 
I'll tell you that KOK wouldn't be a bad idea as a 3-4 bridge as hc to allow for a real HC search. not sure of KOK's age or if he'd want to; but we need a definite perception change on the national level on offense.
 
okeefe4prez said:
Hey, bud, did you catch the game today or were you smoking crack in an alley somewhere? 66 yards of offense. Pretty much the opposite of what you are claiming.
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Of course. By all means take a comment from September 9th and try to say " nuh uh" on November 11th. Because of course my comment about the way we played against Iowa St was a prediction that Iowa's offense would never falter. What a tool. Had I been in an alley smoking crack I'm sure I would have seen your mom there.
 
Adam said:
Of course. By all means take a comment from September 9th and try to say " nuh uh" on November 11th. Because of course my comment about the way we played against Iowa St was a prediction that Iowa's offense would never falter. What a tool. Had I been in an alley smoking crack I'm sure I would have seen your mom there.
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How do you know my mom smokes crack and not meth? See, you don't. You make a ton of assumptions, like the assumption that just because we scored against lowly Iowa State we had a competent offense. You were wrong. Troll.
 
Kirk controls the playbook and that's how 66 yards of offense happens. Brian would never let that happen if he was giving full control.
 
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