Cyclones look like booty cheeks right now. Not very confident at this point.
***Cincinnati Game Week Discussion Thread***
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UC does have some talent on both sides of the ball. Rob Gray did a nice write up on who to watch.
Their RBs, both Kriner and Pryor have quickness, and if we continue to play a 3-3-5, will get 5-6 yds per carry. Henderson is quick and tall at wide receiver, and good with the 50/50 balls. Sorsby is the question mark - makes questionable decisions at times.
Defensively, Corleone will erase many of our run up the middle plays.
This will have to be a shootout win for the Clones. The final advantage will be special teams and coaching for ISU. The UC place kicker is not good and Satterfield is a horrible in game coach.
Hopefully that can get a few guys back and with some home cookin' they can make dat ass clap.
I'd also love it if we could develop an OL.....I'd love if our coaches tried to make adjustments and changes to things that are not working
no one listed for the broadcast, yet. I don't see Brando listed anywhere..... could be him..... hope not.
I didn't watch the game at all so I'll defer to you, but Cincy absolutely dominated the game statistically...
West Virginia had two defensive scores, including a backbreaker at the end. Cincinnati scored 14 unanswered points and had a chance to tie with a field goal or take the lead with a touchdown until that fumble return for a touchdown. I wouldn't describe it like the KU/ISU game.
He's right, unfortunately *ducks*
My personal thoughts were the slipping in the Baylor and UCF game were due to condensation on the grass as the sun went down for those night games. I guessed those schools just chose cleats poorly. ISU seemed to have a few issues but noticeably less than their opponent. TT was an afternoon game but it was rainy/misty all day and both teams seemed to have the same amount of troubles. I don't remember slipping being a problem for NorDak or ArkSt games.
I do know too that they spread plastic sheet over the field later in the season to try to preserve the health of the grass longer. Maybe that draws up extra moisture?
Guess the UC coach is laying the foundation for his excuses on why they'll lose on Saturday.
I do know too that they spread plastic sheet over the field later in the season to try to preserve the health of the grass longer. Maybe that draws up extra moisture?
Guess the UC coach is laying the foundation for his excuses on why they'll lose on Saturday.
What Cincinnati head football coach Scott Satterfield had to say about playing Iowa State
The Iowa State football team looks to bounce back when they host Cincinnati this Saturday night in Big 12 Conference play. Coming off two straight losses, the C
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This is a check your manhood game. Both coaches and players. Lose this and just go bye bye.
He’s absolutely right. The field has looked to be in terrible shape for weeks now. When they switch to close up camera angles you can see lots of divots torn up.
Not about Cincinnati, but I just saw Utah's quarterback is out for the season.
