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It's funny how the experts say the win over Nebraska was a miracle brought about by a fluky turnover fest, but they always forget to mention that Iowa State played the entire game without it's starting quarterback or the #1 running back in the conference.
When we beat the Huskers in Ames this fall, I wonder what the experts will attribute that win to.
It's funny how the experts say the win over Nebraska was a miracle brought about by a fluky turnover fest, but they always forget to mention that Iowa State played the entire game without it's starting quarterback or the #1 running back in the conference.
When we beat the Huskers in Ames this fall, I wonder what the experts will attribute that win to.
Strength: The coverage teams. They were fantastic last season allowing just 2.2 yards per punt return and 18.1 yards per kickoff return. Field position is a must for the Cyclones, and they should be ahead of the curve here.
Wow, our kick coverage was outstanding last year.
Strength: The coverage teams. They were fantastic last season allowing just 2.2 yards per punt return and 18.1 yards per kickoff return. Field position is a must for the Cyclones, and they should be ahead of the curve here.
Wow, our kick coverage was outstanding last year.
It's funny how the experts say the win over Nebraska was a miracle brought about by a fluky turnover fest, but they always forget to mention that Iowa State played the entire game without it's starting quarterback or the #1 running back in the conference.
When we beat the Huskers in Ames this fall, I wonder what the experts will attribute that win to.
You didn't realize that last year? Seriously we talked about it all the time on this board.
Anyway, I have to say they were very positive about the offense making it sound like it may easily be the best offence in the North if AA does better and everyone stays healthy. They were very down on the defense, as we are all concerned, but I just have to remember how concerned we all were last year. Wally did a great job at using our strengths to our advantage and I think we will see similar play this year. All in all, I'm encouraged.
I do remember the games thinking we were good, I just hadn't seen it quantified before.
Why do all these "experts" always seem to not mention that ISU had the second ranked red-zone defense in the country last year? To me, that stat is the key ISU's defensive success last year. Unfortunately, we softened that stat by giving up too many big plays. Even so, the D being so good inside 20 shows that a "bend, don't break" defensive philosophy does indeed work; especially with the talent ISU usually has year-to-year.