Damn it. Demand a single rush yard. Demand better than getting 38 yards against Ohio. Demand better than 8 punts, seven 3-and-outs against UNI, and 3-11 on first down
Why are you resorting to straw mans?
Asking again: Has the rot started to set in?
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Why are you resorting to straw mans?
There are mini tator tots and there are crispy rounds (they're like Taco John's Ole's). I switched a while back to the mini tots on Tater Tot Casserole and it made a big difference in ratio like you said.
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Boy, probably not a good idea to reference the UNI game. First game with a COMPLETELY new offensive staff? New QB? New OL coach? What would you have liked to see against UNI?
You mean Ohio, when half the team had a ******* virus, and were throwing up at halftime?
Thanks for proving that what you are demanding is unrealistic.
You argue like Donald ******* Trump. You make 1 point that you think is good, and you hammer it until the rest of us are tired of hearing about it. Great Job
If they are crinkle cut or waffle, you can keep your tots. Steak fries however are trash
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Of your points, I do agree that Campbell's clock management is well below average. I'm not sure it's as big of an issue as some people make it out to be, but it definitely can be an issue.
However, on your other points, I think they're mainly just things people say without knowing how Campbell and the staff actually compare to other football programs.
For instance, the one that has easily accessible data to refute your claim is penalties. Believe it or not, Iowa State had the 23rd-fewest penalties of any FBS team in the country this season, with the 32nd-fewest penalty yards (4.8 with 44 penalty yards per game). Those numbers are pretty similar to most other years in the Campbell era. Last year was a bit of an outlier with a more middle-of-the-pack 5.6 penalties per game (47th fewest in FBS). So even in Campbell's worst year for penalties (excluding 2016 as the transition year), Iowa State still was better than most FBS teams at avoiding them.
Some coordinator from a blue blood, ignoring the athletes they got work with that made them so successful.
So Pollard should hire this guy?
EDIT: sorry I couldn't see the post of another who said pretty much the same thing.
Nebraska football thinks this poster is a genius!
-signed Solich and Pelini
-signed Solich and Pelini
Great numbers. FWIW, I’m not citing being a penalty prone team as an issue. It’s the types of penalties, illegal formation, false start and other pre-snap/mental/preparation penalties that stand out.
Perhaps they aren’t worse than his peers, but the timing and impact of these penalties has hamstrung the team. And goes directly against the mantras preached.
Precision, detail, margins.
Tell me you passionately watch Fox News or MSNBC without telling me.
US Today has a list of salaries for college Coaches.
Campbell is misted at #47, $4,005,537.
Our east neighbor, $7,000,000.
The guy at Washington was offered $9,400,000, and left to make
over $10,000,000.
All number are per year.
Go Cyclones.
If you think we need a new coach, fine, order your next checks in XL, so you can put more zeros on it .
Campbell is misted at #47, $4,005,537.
Our east neighbor, $7,000,000.
The guy at Washington was offered $9,400,000, and left to make
over $10,000,000.
All number are per year.
Go Cyclones.
If you think we need a new coach, fine, order your next checks in XL, so you can put more zeros on it .
Good luck, the idiots on here still haven’t listed a single name they want for HC, yet won’t stop b!tching about CMC. I’m sure it’s easy to find a diamond in the rough that the 46 programs with higher payrolls don’t want!!!
Good name with a great history of being involved with winners. I think u should look at what he makes as a coordinator and see what jobs the past coordinators at Alabama have bolted for.
