Scouting Preview: Iowa vs Penn St
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JugadorHawk
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Wow what a breakdown gamefilm!
JonDMiller
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He is a beast that is for sure
hawkihayes
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Wow sobering news to say the least that Penn St. has an edge at QB in this match up.
Gamefilm's analyses are always thought-provoking and the man can flat out write. This is obviously going to come off as a back-handed compliment (of the "your backhand is really good for a woman" type) but I will say it -- the fact that he played D1 ball amplifies the impressiveness of his writing.
HawkPrdatr40
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If Penn State scores 20 or more points they win.
AreWeThereYet
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I'm a bit less confident Vandenberg will break out of his slump against a good Penn State defense. At this point doing a serviceable job would help a lot though. After this game, Iowa plays much weaker defenses. I wouldn't be totally surprised to see Iowa's offense snap out of it's slumber next week.
HawkPrdatr40
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Iowa will need to because we play teams that will be scoring points.
Skeets77
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ESPN By Adam Rittenberg and Brian Bennett | ESPN.com
PENN STATE at IOWA
Adam Rittenberg: History is working against Penn State, which doesn't play well at Kinnick Stadium. But this is a new team with a new offense, and the Lions will get over the hump in Iowa City behind Matt McGloin and his receiving corps. Iowa will have a hard time running on Penn State, with or without Mark Weisman, and I haven't seen enough from the Hawkeyes' passing game to suggest they'll attack the Lions enough. McGloin fires two touchdown passes and linebacker Michael Mauti has another big night as Penn State wins its fifth straight -- and its first in Kinnick since 1999. ... Penn State 21, Iowa 17
Big Ten predictions: Week 8 - Big Ten Blog - ESPN
PENN STATE at IOWA
Adam Rittenberg: History is working against Penn State, which doesn't play well at Kinnick Stadium. But this is a new team with a new offense, and the Lions will get over the hump in Iowa City behind Matt McGloin and his receiving corps. Iowa will have a hard time running on Penn State, with or without Mark Weisman, and I haven't seen enough from the Hawkeyes' passing game to suggest they'll attack the Lions enough. McGloin fires two touchdown passes and linebacker Michael Mauti has another big night as Penn State wins its fifth straight -- and its first in Kinnick since 1999. ... Penn State 21, Iowa 17
Big Ten predictions: Week 8 - Big Ten Blog - ESPN
