Mavric

Yep

Rumor is other schools are backing off because they think he's

Rumor is other schools are backing off because they think he's

Also it would appear no change in donation levels. At least not on my tickets.

Here are screen grabs of our first 10 pass plays against Minnesota - that's over a third of the passes we threw for the game. Sorry the quality isn't great but I just grabbed a shot of the intended receiver and as many other receivers as I could get in the frame. TA completed over 70% of his passes this game. As you can see, non of them is a bomb down the field. They are all outs, curls and screens. It's not that TA choose to throw short. It's that there wasn't an option to throw the deep ball so he HAD to throw it short. This is in stark contrast to games like Ohio State where Langsdorf said specifically that the game plan was to throw deep because they thought they could beat Ohio State over the top. I never heard him say that but my suspicion is that the Iowa game plan was much the same thinking. If someone would like to do the research and find in those high-completion-percentage games that there were a bunch of options to throw deep but TA was choosing instead to throw short, I'd be interested to see it. But I don't think you'll find it.

No. They really weren't. How many times did we throw 20+ yards downfield against Ohio State? Against Iowa? How many times did we throw 20+ yards downfield against Oregon, Northwestern, Illinois, Minnesota and Maryland? It was not the same pass plays being called. Langsdorf even said that was the plan against Ohio State - to try to beat them deep. Just because you don't want to believe it doesn't mean it's incorrect.

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Generally speaking, I'd much rather get high school guys than Grad Transfers or JUCOs. However, getting one or two guys a year to fill in a position of need seems to be a very prudent way to go. I'd prefer the JUCO route where you can have a guy for a couple years rather than one year as a Grad Transfer but either way you're (hopefully) getting a guy who can be a big contributor. This staff doesn't seem to be much for JUCO guys. We've really only gone after one since they've been here and I'm not sure how hard we were really after him. Would have been nice to grab an OT or DE somewhere along the line.

Riley, Langsdorf and KWilliams in home tonight. Lewis' family and HS OC were there. Visiting Arizona State this weekend.

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Apologies, I haven't really read this thread before, but were the gameplans and play selection between Illinois to Indiana and Minnesota to Iowa that different? Yes.

1 - Check 2 & 3 - Missing the boat 4 - Coming in April 5 - Check 7 - Somewhat, but not to the fullest extent. Wait Banker got fired? Unless you mean he got fired from saftes coach then yes he did. I think 1 and three are missing the boat and 2 is a check, or that's what you mean. Sorry. Had 1 & 2 swapped. Edited above.

No. Isiah Miller, Oregon State commit. Beginning to blow up, visited Mizzou last weekend and headed to Tenn this weekend. Set to enroll early but Davis telling him if doesn't he should visit in Jan. Yep. See that now. Apparently doesn't have a Husker offer as of now so I wasn't seeing him.

Weekends filling up.