Big plays are hard to come by against strong, fundamentally sound defenses. There is an increased chance of a turnover. If the big plays don't work, you put the defense right back on the field. Without a ball-control offense, it's hard to maintain a lead.
Brock Purdy is the most clutch player in the state of Iowa's history
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People really out here mad that this staff is *choosing* to not score at will in 3-4 plays, and turning down cheap/easy scores?
Saying we're playing conservative, and not taking shots? I'd argue we had control of the momentum (aside from Iowa beginning to win field position battle) up until our first turnover, which was a 45+ yard pass 1on1 that got intercepted.
as in a debate you might have while you are high
Take the joke and roll with it.
FWIW, an article exploring who potentially is/is not a blue blood.
What does it mean to be a college football blue blood?
Schools mentioned:
Clemson, Oklahoma, Alabama, Ohio State, Texas, Michigan, Nebraska, Miami, Kansas State, Florida State, Notre Dame and USC
Teams not mentioned:
Iowa, Wisconsin and for good measure incase you think I'm delusional, Iowa State
He's joking about the blueblood thing and Iowa's terrible tailgating setup
I mean it’s not even the best in the state.
