Whoever wins....it’s that teams Super Bowl. Basically how it’s shaken out over the years. At least according to the losing teams fan base.
The infamous holding call
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That is a very skewed stat by the fact that Iowa wouldn't play the game during a 20 year stretch they were the worst team in the country.
Marv Levy and MC have a lot in common so I wouldn’t worry too much. He lost 4 straight and is in the NFL HOF.
Yeah and so did Ferentz and he came out alright.
Don't know yet. We first have to be one of the top two teams in the conference - then, I'll let you know once the game in Dallas has been played.
That’s the way to do it!!!Don't know yet. We first have to be one of the top two teams in the conference - then, I'll let you know once the game in Dallas has been played.
Definitely. And I'm sure you'd say the same had it been the other way around, 'cuz a conference championship is WAYYY better than winning yesterday's ballgame (even though we both still want to actually win the rivalry game).
Hayden fry deemed it our super bowl when we were in the 15 year run. So how is that so? He’s the one who started the super bowl talk.
I haven't read the whole thread, it was clearly a blown call.
My bigger beef tho is that it was the first hold I believe they called all game, after Lima was getting held all game. You can't swallow the whistle all game and then call it.
My bigger beef tho is that it was the first hold I believe they called all game, after Lima was getting held all game. You can't swallow the whistle all game and then call it.
Lol says the fan base that talked about that onside kick failure by the refs against Florida for YEARS.
Hollywood Higgins was responsible for Fran losing his ****?
“Heroes get remembered, but legends never die”
I wanted to hit like, funny, and agree all for this post. I hit winner.
I always love hearing the Super Bowl analogy, as it's the most cliche by fan bases in all amatuer and professional sports. It means a ton for the fans, and maybe some for longer term coaches invested in one specific organization, but the players care very little if any at all. You think the 2nd year DB out of Texas or Florida gives two ***** about playing a "rival" instate school they had no clue barely existed before the season?
It happens in pro sports too. I'm a huge Cubs fan and think back to Cards/Cubs rivalries. Yes it helps as they are in the same division to win, but there is no way the players care more about beating them because of the name on their uniform than any other team. They are out there to play a game they love (college) or for money (and love pros).
Exception to this rule, obviously Niang.
How do you get on a level like Iowa where you can hold play after play, move right up to the snap and lineman can rock back early yet they get called for it once all game?
