I'm a KF fan, but the flurry on the headsets should have included the play clock. That delay of game is really an inexcusable penalty, especially at that point of the game, and especially with 3 TO's. Looking back (Capital One 2004, Wisconsin 2010) clock management issues have shown their face several times, sometimes it worked, others not so much. Penalties like that in critical moments make the coaching staff look incompetent, FACT. Can't be argued. Someone who has experienced the world should know that.
Bottom line is, fans are frustrated, especially in this 'what have you done for me lately' world we live in.
I honestly think KF cares, but at times his attitude appears very apathetic. I hate his casual, ho-hum, well that's football, type answers. I, for one, would like to see him get outrageously p i$$e d off one time and show some fire. maybe he is in the locker room.
We all want to see Iowa win, and we want 9+ win seasons year after year, and we would like a head coach that appears to think that that is possible. The way KF comes across to many is "well only 50% of teams win every week." To me that's a horse $hit answer but that's what he's been like for the apst 14 years so not sure how that is going to change.
I will raise one point of argument, and I do think that the exectations for the program need to be raised both by the public and the University. If .500 seasons are the expectation and anything over is a bonus, then Iowa, sadly, will never reach the competitive status of OSU, Michigan, Penn St. or Wisconsin.
Because you are doing nothing but observing. They have a job to do. They have to worry about the next play, getting the right personnel on the field, start thinking about the play after next, etc.
"The man in the arena" and all that jazz. You're just staring at the play clock and thinking "what an idiot, he doesn't notice the play clock" when its a whirlwind of action down there on the sideline and on the headsets.
Sometimes you people need to get out and experience the world.