SteveGarvey1
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I see a lot of overconfident posts in this thread.
Personally, I don't have a good feeling about this game, and never have. We can't seem to crack the code against their 3-4, and our D will get tired if we live by the 3-and-out on the O side of the ball. Recent history says the same will happen this week. And if Hornibrook gets just one iota of confidence, he becomes a very good QB. Then of course, they can go to ground-and-pound late which they always do with success.
My guess is that, if ISM is back and at full speed, we will see some jet-sweep/ghost-motion from our offense. If we don't...well, I don't want to think about that, because it will not be pretty to watch. We MUST spread their D out vertically AND horizontally. If we get the opening kickoff and start from our 25, we must be willing to visualize 75 yards by 53 yards of workable space. If we maintain the 20 by 40 we usually utilize, we're toast.
Yup! But Nate will grow into also. But #5 waay cool...
We were 3-1 vs Wisconsin during Drew Tate's four years.
I'm not sure Stanley resembles that this year.Tate and Beathard both had moxy. They said, come on guys let's whip 'em. They'd fight 'em till hell freezes over then fight 'em on the ice. Love that spirit. It inspired the team. It was the intangible that Iowa needs this year. Guys would go out there and make plays. Those kinds of players make the team better.
Like I see it, At times our Gameplan hinders GROWTH.Just a observation.Makes offense Work harder than necessary. Go Hawks.Always tough...I'm not sure Stanley resembles that this year.
Hornibum has been god-awful this year. Missing wide open receivers, at least Stanley's bad throws are in the neighborhood. If we can get a lead and they try to pass to get back in the game, it should be easy to close out.I see a lot of overconfident posts in this thread.
Personally, I don't have a good feeling about this game, and never have. We can't seem to crack the code against their 3-4, and our D will get tired if we live by the 3-and-out on the O side of the ball. Recent history says the same will happen this week. And if Hornibrook gets just one iota of confidence, he becomes a very good QB. Then of course, they can go to ground-and-pound late which they always do with success.
My guess is that, if ISM is back and at full speed, we will see some jet-sweep/ghost-motion from our offense. If we don't...well, I don't want to think about that, because it will not be pretty to watch. We MUST spread their D out vertically AND horizontally. If we get the opening kickoff and start from our 25, we must be willing to visualize 75 yards by 53 yards of workable space. If we maintain the 20 by 40 we usually utilize, we're toast.