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  • #31
    Re: Best O-Line in the Country?

    Originally posted by UNI Prof View Post
    More from Hawk Fan:

    "Play this game 10 times and UNI gets destroyed 8 or 9 of those games. "
    I'm not sure you realize how much of a concession that is from Hawk Fan. Up until yesterday it was 10 times out of 10.

    I'm waiting to hear whether they still think none of UNI's players could make the two deep roster at Iowa.

    And some of those type comments come from guys who claim to be dual fans, big UNI fans, but realists.

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    • #32
      Re: Best O-Line in the Country?

      Originally posted by Silent Earl View Post
      I'm waiting to hear whether they still think none of UNI's players could make the two deep roster at Iowa.

      And some of those type comments come from guys who claim to be dual fans, big UNI fans, but realists.
      I'm a dual fan, but I've been preaching just the opposite. I stirred up a mini sh&t storm with that Steven Patrick idiot on HR, and some of his cousins, but telling them that Howard and Steichen would make a "best 5" style lineup for Iowa on the OL. They were claiming that it didn't matter who was running or that Iowa was missing two guys...they'd still run over us. Of course, this was before their ground game was largely demolished, and Kinney and Lane put Stanzi on his back a few times

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      • #33
        Re: Best O-Line in the Country?

        i'll be the first to eat crow, the UNI D-line played outstanding. The O-line i had hyped in a previous thread was not the O-Line that you saw today. However, the d-line was outstanding and Paki O Meara is horrendous. both sides missed so many opportunities today you could definately see it was the first game of the year.

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        • #34
          Re: Best O-Line in the Country?

          What's also impressive is that UNI did all the damage against Iowa without Ruffin registering a tackle (or even an assisted tackle). He showed up in the stat line with a fumble recovery.

          The D-line played really solid. The only time Iowa marched down the field quickly was when Mahoney was off the field getting attended too (the first TD drive of the 2nd half). That may show his importance to this defense.
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          • #35
            Re: Best O-Line in the Country?

            Lane was impressive yesterday.

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            • #36
              Re: Best O-Line in the Country?

              Originally posted by Panthers to the Bone View Post
              What's also impressive is that UNI did all the damage against Iowa without Ruffin registering a tackle (or even an assisted tackle). He showed up in the stat line with a fumble recovery.

              The D-line played really solid. The only time Iowa marched down the field quickly was when Mahoney was off the field getting attended too (the first TD drive of the 2nd half). That may show his importance to this defense.
              Ruffin was in the backfield at least a time or two pressuring the QB, even if it was someone else who got credited with the sack.

              But I agree, great game by Mahoney, Lane, Kinney, and others.

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