Most Iconic Iowa Football Pictures Ever

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Early 60's

 

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[ThunderHawk]

 

[earthman]

And Hayden Fry really earned his money by calling all the offensive plays himself. Kirk Ferentz seems to do nothing but stand on the sidelines and blow bubble gum.

 

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Dallas Clark

 

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Matt Roth

 

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Akrum Wadley

 

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Security, someone call security.

 

[karras]

Sorry, not a picture, but...

Under today's rules Long would've been flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct. Our estrogen-society has stripped us of our strength, confidence and logic. Sigh.

 

[99topdawg]

 

[koralakers]

And Bo Pelini was on the field for this play. He's one of the guys Marv Cook is dragging into the end zone.

Dang. Replay might have reversed one of the most iconic plays of Hayden's era!

 

[99topdawg]

Dang. Replay might have reversed one of the most iconic plays of Hayden's era!

True. I've never thought about that. Makes me sick just thinking about it.

 

[Northside Hawk]

True. I've never thought about that. Makes me sick just thinking about it.

It was close.

Very close.

Put it this way, it was more questionable than the recent Penn State TD that was overturned. I do think, however, that if you had a vantage point right on the goal line that it would have showed he crossed the plane. This angle is not on the goal line.

 

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I'd thought about adding to it from time to time. Maybe on some cold snowed in day.