Cdog923

There is a bit of distance between the three; Wisky is 9th, Iowa 20th and Nebraska 37th. But yea, turnovers are probably going to be a major deciding factor.

Iowa and Nebraska are remarkably similar this season; both giving up relatively similar amounts of yards and points, while holding teams to similar amounts of yards and points on D. Iowa has a stronger strength of schedule. Wisconsin has, statistically, the best offense but worst defense of the three, while also playing the hardest schedule of the three.

Big Macs are fine, but what sort of bet did that guy lose to rock THAT hairstyle?

I don't go as far back as some do, but the last great transfer QB was, well, I'd like to say his name, but I hear if you say it into a mirror 3 times, he appears and takes the OC job at Iowa.

I mean, Haarberg is 5-1, and Sims is 0-2.

I don't think anyone is claiming HH to be an objectively good quarterback; he's doing just enough to win games, though. And Chubba can't climb over Sims to be #2 on the depth chart; the ship has sailed on him, too.

Well, of course; no one is saying he is. It's all but confirmed that they're in the hunt for another transfer QB (and if rumors are to be believed, they're willing to pay a pretty penny for one). But, there's no guarantee that they get one to come here, or find one that can beat out HH. So, as I said, don't be surprised if the scenario where HH takes the first snap next year comes to fruition.

There are some rumors out there about potential transfers for next year, but I think we all need to be prepared for another year of HH while Kaelin gets acclimatized to college. Hopefully HH puts in the work necessary to improve his footwork and mechanics so he can become a more complete QB.

"Wait, no, the leopards can't eat MY face!"

That's the worst game I've seen the Chiefs play since Pat came to town; maybe the worst in Reid's entire tenure. Congrats to @AZRaiderH8r

The guy that attacked Mast was former Millard North (and NDSU) linebacker Nick DeLuca. https://www.ketv.com/article/nebraska-basketball-player-injured-attack-lincoln/45667696

He's been benched multiple times at Jacksonville State. So I'm going to say, "maybe?".

#SoccerSchool ?

Sure; I'm just adding numbers to the discussion.

For reference sake, TM's completion percentages from freshman to senior year: 2010: 59.2% 2011: 56.3% 2012: 62% 2013: 62.7% (only threw 110 passes due to injury)

He's throwing for a 57% clip and has been benched multiple times at JSU this year.

In all seriousness, the AD needs to look at putting natural grass in the stadium to help mitigate a lot of these soft tissue/joint injuries we frequently see. EDIT: for the drive-by emote - https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/36243906/nflpa-new-injury-data-shows-grass-significantly-safer-turf

He was at the Oregon game this weekend, I believe. 10,000% needs to happen.

I mean, it didn't take much to impress the coaching staff in 2021, particularly his position coach.

As it turns out, the end of Iowa/Minnesota was more entertaining than it had any right to be.

All of them. I hope the game never ends.

Was it a Virginia Tech/Wake Forest game a few years ago that was 0-0 going into overtime? That's what this is going to be.

In-person scouts are one thing, but this might depend on how Michigan is stealing signs; if they are intercepting in-game communications, then it's illegal. Also, I could care less how we get there: just get to a bowl.

Time is a flat circle.

I know, but I honestly can't tell with him sometimes.