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Game Thread (2004) Game Six: @ Iowa - 10/16/04 (L, 3-3/0-3)

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didn't you just say on teh other thread, "Dude, we are bad"
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we are bad. but i wouldnt get on a message board and say our offensive line sucks*. you have no knowledge of their abilities because you are joe blow from podunk nowheresville. relax.
Relax it's been three years with lines like this.
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yet somehow life goes on.


edit: *after realizing i dont know more than the people who get paid to coach us.
 
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Clarity said:
Hey, look at the bright side
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Ooo! I thought of one! (The joke in the last post being that the sentence wasn't finished, because I couldn't come up with a bright side.)

But I have one now. If we keep going 3 and out, we don't have to suffer through the offense as much as we would if we got a 1st down or two.
 
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I don't know anything about O lines I played at centerville high school and played O-line at Otterbein college. My high school o line coach worked with Jim Mcnally and I would like to think he knows some thing about O Line play. This is just bad O line play and bad technique. Yes this type of blocking may work for some pro teams, but for only best. If the o line does not get inside hands and make contact first because he knows the snap count it is very hard to ever get movement.
 
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