*** Official #8 Oklahoma State vs IOWA STATE Game(Day) THREAD ***
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According to opposing fanbases we now have the following super bowls every season: OK St, OU, KState, Texas, and Iowa.
Campbell made sure OSU Sanders got off the field without get trampled
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/spo...er-sanders-strong-loss-iowa-state/6161200001/
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/spo...er-sanders-strong-loss-iowa-state/6161200001/
The last TD by Sanders...what a throw. And while he was getting crowded/hit.
Good to have ISU get the win vs. that kind of performamce.
Good to have ISU get the win vs. that kind of performamce.
That point of the game I got a little worried. Thought window of opportunity was in jeopardy. Prior to that Got a 3-and-out (actually twice, one negated by illegal substitution) then offensive drive stalled.
Manning wasn't perfect yesterday, but he made a great decision to make the adjustment to run all those PA plays. OSU was selling out on the run, and Brock did a great job of not only making good passes, but smart passes. Finally opened things up for Breece.
Didn't like the runs up the gut on 3rd and 4th when we were up 17-14, and then on our last drive. But getting OSU to burn another timeout ended up being pretty important.
Didn't like the runs up the gut on 3rd and 4th when we were up 17-14, and then on our last drive. But getting OSU to burn another timeout ended up being pretty important.
Meh. Long time coming especially with limited crowds last season.
And I don't know if many really knew ISU was favored.
They should start with their two missed FGs and not the refs (who weren't good all around).
It all changed when Purdy dropped it off for Hall to take it to midfield.
Make the simple pass, let the athletes make the play.
I think a straight pitch to Hall in those situations for a race to the marker was there though OSU had some nice closing speed.
That was from 5 yards out. Of course nobody is going to run a QB sneak in that situation. I'm referring to the 4th and inches and the goaline calls in the first half when they needed inches to get a TD.
Maybe it’s always been like this and I’m just now noticing, but seems like lately the refs are pretty consistently spotting the ball where the knee went down as opposed to where the ball is when the knee went down.
Thank you for that! That's about how I would expect them to call it. I've already commented on the play, worst call ever. Thankfully we recovered and the play did us a favor. Complete momentum changer.
Gifting y'all with this article from this morning's Washington Post. Enjoy. https://wapo.st/3vGNYjJ
