They didn’t. Their coach just knows how to scheme for his guys to be successful. It’s the same thing CMC did in 2017, and what he started to do after the Ohio game. I don’t understand the regression that we saw last night offensively
Official Apology Thread: Has the rot set in?
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That's still not going to keep up with other programs that have always had more money.
Where do KU or KSU fall in the NIL rankings?
So they're already ahead of ISU and some fans donating $50 aren't going to make much of a difference.
Not sure how donating to the NIL will have any impact on boneheaded offensive play calling, clock/timeout mismanagement, and punting from our own god-damn 37-yard line.
I was with you until the last one.
How confident were you in ISU converting a 4th down last night?
Not confident. But there was at least a chance, and ultimately little to lose. Risk-reward analysis made no sense.
The question (from the beginning as I understood it) are we in year 2011-12 of Rhoads, 2019 of Prohm.
If that were the case, we would not be sitting in a tie for third in the conference. So if that is the definition of “rot” no.
Now, if we’re evaluating if we’ve reached the ceiling, that’s more than valid. I thought we’d be competing for 9-10 Ws a more regularly bc I bought into the vision.
6-8 win seasons as avg season is far and beyond better than we’ve ever seen in our past. But are 6 win program ********? Or does how you deal with life getting to6 wins matter more? I can be fine either way.
For me the frustrating part is the things that have kept us from reaching that next level at times seem to be the things we speak about the most. Detail. Precision. Margins.
Kansas schooled our secondary. We missed Cooper. A lot. Kansas exploited our weaknesses. Give them credit.
I always agree with Chris Williams on this point m we're never going ti have top end relent to be a consistent 10 win teams that can overcome the bad beats that get you to that point. But win 6-7 every year, you will have some years where ball bounces right and you win ten.
As a team that has never done that, I'd take that result all day!
Would have happened covid year. And I have little doubt it will happen in the nee big twelve.
I would guess they drop the game to Iowa based on trends that season so it probably doesn't actually happen.
Anyone disconcerted that they seemed to be gashed badly with at least one to two big plays every game since Iowa? This defense appears to not be as good as years past it seems.
