Dylan Stewart (DE South Carolina)
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Ballsy. Not a lot of coaches on garbage teams would sit their most talented player to send a message. Good for him.
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For all the gnashing of teeth over Patricia with less talent, it could be a lot worseYes, it seemed like those teams were battle hardened, which really helped down the road. I was thinking about that. Last years team, arguably more talented just wasn't challenged and it showed.
There is one big difference which makes it considerably more difficult to win the NC. The conference is much much better, there is more parity as a consequence of the portal and NIL, and the schedule is longer.
If they can somehow pull through, I can foresee a special run in the playoffs.
There QB is a better runner than QB too. All about the fronts. Oline and Dline need to step up. And fuck cancer.Entering the Pig House Iowa was the #1 defense in the nation, limiting teams to under 70 rushing yards per game.scUM rushed for 189 yards.
Yeah, but they're good at it.Entering the Pig House Iowa was the #1 defense in the nation, limiting teams to under 70 rushing yards per game.scUM rushed for 189 yards.
Better than staying in TennesseeHow did that work out for him?
I almost feel like JJ is so good, that those guys are going to be given a pass.Single-handedly destroyed everyone’s NFL aspirations in the Illinois secondary
How did that work out for him?
Yes, we should have won it all with the talent on that team.Damn, miss those 2025 defenders.
Every single one of them is ballin in the NFL as rookies
I'm still outraged that that's a rule.It’s true, there’s a specific NCAA rule about the clock and spiking the ball. It was quoted on page 105 of this thread.
Without the injury stopping the clock, it’s possible that the refs would have started the game clock after moving the chains, and Iowa could have hiked the ball with 2 on the clock, spiked it quickly while the clock still said 1, and then had the B1G refs explain why the 1 second had to be taken away by rule and the game could have literally ended with 1 second on the clock. Of course, that would have been the mystery second from the Western Mich game, and the college football world would have been outraged.