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As a general rule, I don’t love rivalries & fans, per se, in particular, I don’t like arguing with Iowa State fans, because in my opinion, your fan base is the spitting image of ours… A bunch of buffoons (the intelligent, insightful guys withstanding) but you guys that continually prop yourselves up by pretending like Iowa isn’t really that good.
Well you probably could have, she is having severe anxiety issues and in and out of the hospital with a myriad of health issues. In fact on her way today….do you live in Missouri?
You didn't answer my question, when was the last time a QB from EIU throw a TD pass in the regular season, a RB ran for a yard, or a WR caught a pass? No one is saying that TCU is on the level of Ohio State or Georgia, so stop saying they are. But we do know that when TCU faced Michigan in the playoff, it was TCU that advanced.
I honestly don’t understand the question? It feels like a diversion to me, but I can’t see for sure because I have no clue what the hell you’re asking?
And of course TCU isn’t on the level of Ohio State or Georgia. That would be ridiculous. Hardly anybody is….
Quite frankly Oklahoma is it anywhere near the level of Ohio State and Georgia? They have like 32 players in the NFL.
In the NFL, yes…..see how easy it is to agree with the Truth. You should try! I know that’s not typically the way Iowa and Iowa State fans (yes, you are the same to me) interact.
Only the rarest of rare can find common ground and realism!
I can't remember the poor saps name, but a DB the Packers drafted maybe 5 or 6 years ago. I remember watching him get picked on time and time again in a fairly important game for the Packers in the midst of a playoff push. Never really heard much from him again, I am guessing the Packers cut him.
Edit: It was Josh Jackson. More like Josh Hackson. Complete bum in the NFL and bust of a 2nd round draft pick.
how can you say that? OSU got KILLED!!! At home to Michigan 45-23. Michigan even called off the dogs. Then Michigan gave up 56 points to TCU. Last year it was Georgia, then everyone else.
What he is saying is that they huddle up and take as much time off the clock each time they have the ball. Instead of going quickly like a team in the spread offense does. With EIU there is not much hurrying to the line and hiking the ball. Even when you are getting 3 and out, you are burning clock, which shortens the game.
It does shorten the game but it does nothing to wear down the opposing defense like an uptempo offense does. You gain in one area and lose in another...
It does shorten the game but it does nothing to wear down the opposing defense like an uptempo offense does. You gain in one area and lose in another...
True but it has been a successful way for EIU to play for a number of years. The biggest drawback is it allows teams that are not as talented to hang around and win in the end.
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