Mahoney

isucy1234

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Something seems to be wrong this year, he's really been struggling as of late... went 1/4 on field goal attempts last night. How much longer before we start seeing some action from Guyer?
 
There was a Mahoney that played tight end for ISU in the late '80s. I wonder if they are related?
 
I would alternate the two against NU and future games until one of them separates himself from the pack. Mizzou took this approach when their kicker (Crossett) was struggling in 2006 and found themselves a dominant kicker (Wolfert) for the next three years.
 
I think Walters brought up a valid possibility last night on the call-in show. Does Mahoney have a "dead leg" since his kicks have been getting shorter and shorter as the year has gone on?
 
start guyer once-maybe that will sharpen mahoney's attitude
and he will become a better kicker .
 
Leave in Mahoney. 3 weeks ago we thought this kid was one of the best kickers in the country. All of a sudden he he is off and his confidence is down.

He will get his confidence back and he will be hitting 50 yarders again. No worries
 
Mahoney has become a head case. Bench him and he's done. Think he looks bad when he is nervous that he might miss? Think how bad he'll be when he is also nervous about being benched.
 
All of this talk of "confidence" is ridiculous.

At what point do the Iowa State homers admit the kid might just be not good instead of making excuses for how a blocked PAT is "in his head"?

An above-average to good kicker does not miss the chip-shots this kid does nor does he miss (or have blocked) that many extra points.
 
He has the distance, thats not the issue, but mahoney needs to sharpen his accuracy. I really hope we can give Guyer a look to see what he can do.
 
All of this talk of "confidence" is ridiculous.

At what point do the Iowa State homers admit the kid might just be not good instead of making excuses for how a blocked PAT is "in his head"?

An above-average to good kicker does not miss the chip-shots this kid does nor does he miss (or have blocked) that many extra points.

Ummmm.... a lot of teams have kicking problems or have in the past. Grant Mahoney is a good kick and will work himself out of it.
 
I think Walters brought up a valid possibility last night on the call-in show. Does Mahoney have a "dead leg" since his kicks have been getting shorter and shorter as the year has gone on?

Shorter and shorter? His 50 yarder was long enough. Maybe not dead leg, but "cold leg"?

start guyer once-maybe that will sharpen mahoney's attitude
and he will become a better kicker .

Didnt know he had a bad attitude.


If anything, as bad as this is for ISU, it may just be a good thing for Grant. Everyone has their downs, and his is right now. He's had 2 bad games. This past game he missed 3 kicks by probably a total of 3 feet. He's had two bad games, lets not throw him off the ship yet, it's not like he has lost a BigXII title on a kick yet.

As for Zach. I believe that they are planning on redshirting him this year so they can extend the gap between recruiting kickers. From what I understand, Rhoads isnt exactly a "kicker guy"...doesnt really like them.
 
Ever since he had that blocked extra point, he hasn't been right.

Some of the best kickers in history have had this happen. Miss a big kick and they become headcases.

Leave in Mahoney. 3 weeks ago we thought this kid was one of the best kickers in the country. All of a sudden he he is off and his confidence is down.

He will get his confidence back and he will be hitting 50 yarders again. No worries


Agreed. But he better hurry up.
 
An above-average to good kicker does not miss the chip-shots this kid does nor does he miss (or have blocked) that many extra points.

I'm going to disagree. The past few Lou Groza award winners have all missed PATs at some point in their career. Graham Gano missed one in his senior season in which he won the award. They most definitely should not miss, but it happens.
 

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