Roughly 5:43:20 for the start of the last drive
I guess punting is winning.Just read this gem in an espn article. "After losing six straight in the series, Iowa State has now won two of the past three meetings with Iowa. But even more embarrassing for the Hawkeyes, Iowa State also finished with 21 more punt yards."
Over the first 2 weeks ALL announcers are spending WAY too much time speculating about how that game is critical for a team to get a 12 team playoff bid.Love when the announcers were saying if Iowa beat us they had a chance at the playoff. All I could think was:
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Yeah, think about that, Konrandy was kicking into the wind. That baby was good from 65, with the wind, maybe 70. We are always in FG range now.But our prior kickoff only made it to the 5. I suspect the wind was against us, so either kick it out of bounds or kick short so he can't get a head of steam.
I think I like this way better than the Dekkers/CMC disagreements on the sideline
That was a well hit ball by a powerful leg. End over end and inside uprights whole way.Sara, I love you! What a great Cyclone call by John Walters!
This one will be long remembered!
She's praying she was a cyclone. Not dealing with those inbred hawkeye guys.Despair and a prayer. View attachment 133989
Hard disagree. Resumes matter more than ever. It has literally never been more important for the Big 12 to compete in and win big non-conference football games. It might actually be the single most important thing for the conference.Over the first 2 weeks ALL announcers are spending WAY too much time speculating about how that game is critical for a team to get a 12 team playoff bid.
IMO we will have a 3 loss CFP team and it's going to be more important to win impressively in November than September.
Over the first 2 weeks ALL announcers are spending WAY too much time speculating about how that game is critical for a team to get a 12 team playoff bid.
IMO we will have a 3 loss CFP team and it's going to be more important to win impressively in November than September.