Historically, with the exception of 2002, a loss to ISU means 7 regular season wins at best:
1998: 3-9
1999: 1-10
2000: 3-9
2001: 6-5
2002: 11-1
2005: 7-4
2007: 6-6
2011: ???
On a side note, I read a Howe article which quotes both McNutt and Davis expressing disappointment in running out the clock at the end of regulation. I think we are very close from a trend of losing close games to a culture of it. The players aren't stupid. Both Davis and McNutt essentially concluded Ferentz didn't have confidence in the offense, which must take some mental toll on the unit.
1998: 3-9
1999: 1-10
2000: 3-9
2001: 6-5
2002: 11-1
2005: 7-4
2007: 6-6
2011: ???
On a side note, I read a Howe article which quotes both McNutt and Davis expressing disappointment in running out the clock at the end of regulation. I think we are very close from a trend of losing close games to a culture of it. The players aren't stupid. Both Davis and McNutt essentially concluded Ferentz didn't have confidence in the offense, which must take some mental toll on the unit.
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