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revkev73

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This was a well played game, even impressive on many levels.

Iowa's offensive line was dominant. Stanley using it to his advantage.

Young, a stud.

Well coached on most levels. Special teams, sigh, confusion.

Now...EVER...I wonder if ever, in college football a team has had two different tight ends catch a pass for a touchdown, and gain each 100 yards and the team also has a touchdown pass to a fullback? I would doubt it.

I am not sure how impressive it is because I haven't seen Indiana play and don't know their record. If they play PSU tough next week, it will be even more impressive.

Well done on many levels.
 
Outside of penalties & SP returns I was very impressed today. The passing game has had their best 4 game stretch in years.

Now UNI, Minnesota, & Indiana are not good teams but Iowa has been playing those teams and teams like them every year and they haven’t done it 4 games in a row
 
Thought maybe you were calling out Everhawk.

By the way, our TE's really are amazing. I know Fant gets a lot of pub, and rightly so, but Hockenson is amazing and I love watching him in person in all phases.
 
revkev73 said:
This was a well played game, even impressive on many levels.

Iowa's offensive line was dominant. Stanley using it to his advantage.

Young, a stud.

Well coached on most levels. Special teams, sigh, confusion.

Now...EVER...I wonder if ever, in college football a team has had two different tight ends catch a pass for a touchdown, and gain each 100 yards and the team also has a touchdown pass to a fullback? I would doubt it.

I am not sure how impressive it is because I haven't seen Indiana play and don't know their record. If they play PSU tough next week, it will be even more impressive.

Well done on many levels.
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backup full back no less.
 
revkev73 said:
This was a well played game, even impressive on many levels.

Iowa's offensive line was dominant. Stanley using it to his advantage.

Young, a stud.

Well coached on most levels. Special teams, sigh, confusion.

Now...EVER...I wonder if ever, in college football a team has had two different tight ends catch a pass for a touchdown, and gain each 100 yards and the team also has a touchdown pass to a fullback? I would doubt it.

I am not sure how impressive it is because I haven't seen Indiana play and don't know their record. If they play PSU tough next week, it will be even more impressive.

Well done on many levels.
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Jonathon Hayes and Mike Flagg may have come close in the 55-17 walloping of Texas in the 1984 Freedom Bowl. Lots of receivers had huge nights that evening.

Fullback Fred Bush scored as well, but it was a rush, not a reception.
 
I'd assume some old ass wishbone or classic air force type team pulled off something like that. Teams just recently started spreading the field
 
99topdawg said:
Thought maybe you were calling out Everhawk.

By the way, our TE's really are amazing. I know Fant gets a lot of pub, and rightly so, but Hockenson is amazing and I love watching him in person in all phases.
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Iowa is becoming a mega tight end factory. We've always had good ones, now were starting to turn out great ones.
 
A unique attack to prepare against. Two dangerous TEs. Plus fullbacks to keep an eye on once in a while.

The offensive line is humming.
 
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