Iowa hasn’t won this game in 7 years!
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I know, super embarrassing Iowa hasn't won this game in 7 years.
Will they let KF retire or fire him?
Gundy is for sure done. Kirk won’t leave until he wants to, and he’s too stubborn/arrogant to do it right now.
They have what is probably a top 20 sos. Their 10 year average is 38 to ISU’s 11 (and nobody averages higher than 6).
It’s brand new territory in big boy conference for a b10w team.
KidSilverhair
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Iowa’s schedule:
UAlbany: win
at Iowa State: loss
UMass: chalk this one as a W
at Rutgers: probably a W, it‘s Rutgers
Indiana
at Wisconsin
Penn State: that’s an L
Minnesota
at Oregon: that’s an L
at USC: Ferentz never does well in the Pacific time zone
Michigan State
at Nebraska
So right off the bat we can say 3-3 almost guaranteed. Throw in a typical bad performance at USC and that’s 3-4, with 5 games up in the air. Michigan State is probably a W, so 4-4. I’ll give them a win over Wisconsin too, and then a loss at Nebraska.
Getting Indiana and Minnesota at home might help the Hawkeyes, although I think Nebraska will probably get them in Lincoln. Wisconsin just isn’t that good right now, but rivalry games are tough to call. It’s hard to predict (is Indiana actually any good or was last year a fluke? Is Minnesota on the way up?). If I were a betting man - and I’m most assuredly not - I’d say 5-5 with Indiana and Minnesota being tossups for the range between 7-5 and 5-7.
UAlbany: win
at Iowa State: loss
UMass: chalk this one as a W
at Rutgers: probably a W, it‘s Rutgers
Indiana
at Wisconsin
Penn State: that’s an L
Minnesota
at Oregon: that’s an L
at USC: Ferentz never does well in the Pacific time zone
Michigan State
at Nebraska
So right off the bat we can say 3-3 almost guaranteed. Throw in a typical bad performance at USC and that’s 3-4, with 5 games up in the air. Michigan State is probably a W, so 4-4. I’ll give them a win over Wisconsin too, and then a loss at Nebraska.
Getting Indiana and Minnesota at home might help the Hawkeyes, although I think Nebraska will probably get them in Lincoln. Wisconsin just isn’t that good right now, but rivalry games are tough to call. It’s hard to predict (is Indiana actually any good or was last year a fluke? Is Minnesota on the way up?). If I were a betting man - and I’m most assuredly not - I’d say 5-5 with Indiana and Minnesota being tossups for the range between 7-5 and 5-7.
After the tomato can this week they are not a sure thing in any of those remaining games.
