I’m not going to melt down over this game. Thought we played hard and played against a big headwind (figuratively) and we went after it. Proud of the guys today.
***Official ISU vs Texas Meltdown Thread***
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No, its sacrilege on here to talk about despite him being a great player he has had costly drops.
Missed fg
Dropped potential touchdown
Dropped int
Interception inside there 10
Iowa states beats themselves agian
Dropped potential touchdown
Dropped int
Interception inside there 10
Iowa states beats themselves agian
Then you shouldn't have a problem with Campbell calling out the fans.
Interception in the end zone, missed FG, dropped game winner, fumble in a critical situation. But sure, let’s blame the refs.
This is the least clutch team I’ve ever seen.
This is the least clutch team I’ve ever seen.
Did it give them the 6 points he just left on the board by dropping the one before?
He had two difficult catches on a 3rd and 4th down right before that to extend drives. You're an idiot.
Said it in the closed thread, but this one just made me sad. Players made mistakes, sure. The X drop looms large, as does the Dekkers end zone pick.
But they also balled the **** out. Dekkers had a truly great day IMO against a very talented defense. Manning implemented a lot more moving pockets, RPOs, etc. that others were mentioning this week and it really did breathe some life into the offense. I'm excited to see if they can keep some positive momentum going as an offense.
Everyone on earth, even the most diehard Texas fan knows deep down that "fumble" at the end is called differently if the jerseys are swapped, even if they'd never admit it. But it's far from the first or last time we've seen or will see that so I'm just sad.
These guys are inches from a special season, but it's pretty much too far gone now. Wish the wrinkles and adjustments we saw today came against Kansas and K-State, but they didn't. So, I'm left just not sure how to feel about the rest of the year.
But they also balled the **** out. Dekkers had a truly great day IMO against a very talented defense. Manning implemented a lot more moving pockets, RPOs, etc. that others were mentioning this week and it really did breathe some life into the offense. I'm excited to see if they can keep some positive momentum going as an offense.
Everyone on earth, even the most diehard Texas fan knows deep down that "fumble" at the end is called differently if the jerseys are swapped, even if they'd never admit it. But it's far from the first or last time we've seen or will see that so I'm just sad.
These guys are inches from a special season, but it's pretty much too far gone now. Wish the wrinkles and adjustments we saw today came against Kansas and K-State, but they didn't. So, I'm left just not sure how to feel about the rest of the year.
CycloneErik
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Long way off, and not that I care THAT much but another meltdown could be a 12-1 or 13-0 OKSt getting skipped over for the playoff spot even though the Big 12 has been #1 or #2 in strength per computers all season.
I almost hope our champ has two or more losses so it’s not even a possibility.
I almost hope our champ has two or more losses so it’s not even a possibility.
CycloneErik
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Did those make up for the 6 points he left on the field? No? Last time I checked, scoring points is how games get won, not how many first downs you get.
I'm just saying, if I was that stupid I'd want someone to tell me.
CycloneErik
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You mean like all the 3rd and longs we had today?
He's probably tired from carrying the offense during the first 55:00.
