Meet the twin brothers behind the popular 'ANF Podcast' about Iowa football
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Fryowa
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I keep meaning to listen to/watch this pod but I always forget.
You should try to find the time. They are usually about an hour. Nobody breaks down the game like these guys. @NCHawker used to post the links for this and that's how I got started watching. Now it is must-see for me on a weekly basis. Even opposing fans love it.
hawkdrummer1
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Yep. These guys are solid.
SCHawkeye2
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I recommend y’all give them a listen.
They are very knowledgeable about football. With excellent analysis on the previous game. And good insights on the upcoming game
NCHawker
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Sometimes they make a huge observation and if you’re not paying attention you’ll miss its significance. For example they said no team has run the ball against Iowa with such dominance in over a decade or more.. including national champion Michigan. That’s how dominant Oregons run game is
AreWeThereYet
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Just finished watching the podcast last night. Typically, I have to segment the podcast up and rewatch it a time or two to get the information into my football p-brain. It's not a casual listen. Not for me at least.
Watched it for the first time yesterday...appreciate the rec.
Knowledgeable football guys, for sure. Good stuff, and I especially appreciated the USC preview.
My overall take of their Oregon postgame analysis is they saw the same things I did:
* Iowa couldn't stop their running game with 4 Dlinemen, and Parker chose not to make any halftime
adjustments and live with them running the ball at 8 yds/carry.
* RB Moulton missed huge holes, which would have made a significant difference in the game --
something Leistekow pointed out in his DVD postgame analysis also.
* Oregon's defensive play call when Iowa was 4th and goal from the 3 yd line was perhaps the worst
defensive play call of college football this year, and a total gift: assigning 6 DBacks to cover 4 Iowa
WRs, leaving 3 Dlinemen and 1 LB vs Iowa's 5 OLinemen.
Knowledgeable football guys, for sure. Good stuff, and I especially appreciated the USC preview.
My overall take of their Oregon postgame analysis is they saw the same things I did:
* Iowa couldn't stop their running game with 4 Dlinemen, and Parker chose not to make any halftime
adjustments and live with them running the ball at 8 yds/carry.
* RB Moulton missed huge holes, which would have made a significant difference in the game --
something Leistekow pointed out in his DVD postgame analysis also.
* Oregon's defensive play call when Iowa was 4th and goal from the 3 yd line was perhaps the worst
defensive play call of college football this year, and a total gift: assigning 6 DBacks to cover 4 Iowa
WRs, leaving 3 Dlinemen and 1 LB vs Iowa's 5 OLinemen.
