Again, i brought data. You brought assertions and insults. You're welcome to bring actual data and not just coachspeak.
***2025 Week 2 (Sept. 5-6) CFB Games Thread***
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Again, i brought data. You brought assertions and insults. You're welcome to bring actual data and not just coachspeak.
“Coachspeak” LMFAO
Thanks for the chuckle.
It’s been a long day at Jack Trice.
Your data is limited and you are now the Clown Of all Clowns
Keep it going.
Would you two just kiss already?
Alarson needs to kiss Matt Campbell’s *** for how he has prepared his team post Ireland. One more then a well-deserved bye week!
CMC is great but it was an FCS team and Iowa who is allergic to offense. There’s nothing to really prepare for when you’re facing bottom barrel teams
Right. Because today was a cakewalk against a bottom barrel team
The game was never in question.
/s
I’m afraid to quote CMC as getting called out for coachspeak,
On Tuesday CMC specifically said it’s not necessarily the week after the trip but it’s the grind of week 2 and 3 that can really bite you.
And Bottom of the barrel Arky State is now 6 days away.
I can assure you the Cyclone Football team is gassed right now.
One more game then a well-deserved bye.
And maybe if Matt didn’t prepare as well as he did, we’d be staring at a loss to bottom barrel Iowa.
See how that works?
What makes them indestructible? Electrification? Concrete filled? Heavy gauge steel? Constant emotional ‘support’?
They allowed 239 yards and 4 TD’s to a running QB. Not super worried
I believe they are MUCH heavier gauge steel. But dont really know for sure. I just remember after the last time they were torn down, they said they were installing new "indestructible" ones. And multiple times after that people have tried and they were not able to get them down. I remember people being half way up one upright with others jumping on the crossbar and all they did was bounce and tilt, but would not come down.
After trying a few different times people stopped trying. I think the last time people just sat on the crossbar and enjoyed it.
They used to try to protect them with police when there was a field rush, but never could stop it. Now they dont even bother trying to protect them, because they are made to withstand it.
Some info on ISUs goal posts:
The so-called “indestructible” goal posts were first installed at Iowa State in 1998. Typical goal posts range from $3,000 to $7,500. Tom Kroeschell, ISU media relations director, said Iowa State’s cost more than that, but the move made sense for safety reasons.
cyclonefanatic.com
And the collapsible ones places like Mississippi St have:
aaesports.com
The so-called “indestructible” goal posts were first installed at Iowa State in 1998. Typical goal posts range from $3,000 to $7,500. Tom Kroeschell, ISU media relations director, said Iowa State’s cost more than that, but the move made sense for safety reasons.
An engineering school should not be thwarted by ‘indestructible’ goal posts
Storyline of the future: Thousands of crazed fans stormed the field at Jack Trice Stadium after Iowa State’s 36-14 thrashing of Nebraska to take a ride on the goal posts. Wait a second, wasn’t that what happened Saturday? Rumors abound that the ISU athletic department is going to put a coin slot...
iowastatedaily.com
Tearing down the goalposts...history at ISU?
When I was a kid we had season tickets during the Walden era. I know, rough childhood. It seemed like every year we pulled a Kansas and tore down the goal posts after a win even though we sucked. I even think I remember UNI tearing down our goalposts after they beat us (not for sure though)...
cyclonefanatic.com
And the collapsible ones places like Mississippi St have:
Hinged Football Goal Post
AAE's Hinged Football Goal Posts are perfect for multi-use high school or college stadiums. With a specially designed hinged baseplate, maintenance crews can quickly assemble and disassemble goals at ground level in minutes, making installation and removal safer and easier compared to other...
aaesports.com
I looked it up, posted elsewhere. From memory, last 3 losers were 14 games under 500. But FSU last year was 10 of the 14. Nubs was maybe 4-8 and Navy was 6-6; something like that.
Its a real thing but it isnt the mummys curse either.
