Brock Purdy is the most clutch player in the state of Iowa's history
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I just don't know what to make of Brock..
His legs keep sooo many plays alive and he flashes special moments...Super nice kid.
Those turnovers in close games sting though..
i think his 15-1 record at JTS will be really missed. I doubt we see that again
His legs keep sooo many plays alive and he flashes special moments...Super nice kid.
Those turnovers in close games sting though..
i think his 15-1 record at JTS will be really missed. I doubt we see that again
His inability to make clutch plays? No, not missed.
Dekkers will need to prove he can make the routine plays though. He looked erratic in the limited action this year.
He lost twice to the Hawks at Trice FWIW.
Can say I don't think I've ever seen a game end the way it did last night or a pick six like that. Those had to be brutal as a Cyclone fan.
Along with the meltdown in the 3rd quarter last night was the season in one game.
Was like a clip show that sitcoms used to do when they were low on ideas.
Getting that really weird turnover at the end was a nice touch.
I agree. That 3rd quarter was brutal. Penalties, turnovers, giving up a long time consuming drive for a TD, it had it all. Why did Campbell lose it Fran style on that clear false start penalty is my question.
Sideline official told him "This looks like a TOE style offense."
The bat/bobble catch was quite the deal too.
CMC yelling had to do with the Clemson band continuing to play I think.
One of the better quarterbacks in state history. The best? No, but yes he will be missed and I’m excited for the Dekkers era.
That was a crazy play for sure that yet again ISU couldn't capitalize on. From reading here, it was the story of the year. Still reminds of me of Iowa's 2010 season.
That would make sense. I hate it when the music being piped in stadiums is still playing while the offense is at the LOS.
There were several that weren't just a lack of capitalizing but lack of habits.
Making the play doesn't mean it has to be THE play. Just make the play, keep the ball, next set of downs. It was a trend forever and I'm curious to see how it didn't get corrected when the solution wasn't that complicated.
