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I guess a win is a win no matter the circumstances. Not clean but a win. That always beats a loss.
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a win over a team ranked in the top 25Comment
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I have nothing against the band but today it seemed like they were still playing while our offense was trying to snap the ball. They are quitting about 20 seconds too late. Did anyone else notice that?Comment
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That's a good win against a good team. Youngstown has really improved in the past year when we missed them and that's a great one to get.
Get the one that we will be heavy favorites in next week and then the game in Brookings gets real fun.Comment
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Well, this ended up being mostly accurate. Their QB threw the ball all over the field with a bunch of mistakes from the secondary. I'm confident Farley and Co will get those rectifiedOriginally posted by English77 View Post
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Highest scoring UNI game (both teams) since 2001, and tied for 9th highest all-time.
HIGHEST SCORING GAMES (BOTH TEAMS)
1. 137 Coe, 1899 (L, 80-57)
2. 96 Evansville, 1980 (W, 63-33)
3. 95 Iowa, 1914 (L, 95-0)
4. 93 McNeese State, 1986 (W, 55-38)
5. 92 Eastern Illinois, 2001 (W, 49-43)
6. 88 Youngstown State, 1981 (W, 45-43)
7. 87 Wyoming, 1993 (L, 45-42)
8. 86 Southern Utah, 1997 (W, 53-33)
t9. 85 Youngstown State, 2023 (W, 44-41)
t9. 85 Louisiana-Monroe, 1987 (L, 44-41)Comment
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Agreed…take care of ISUb on the road, stay healthy and the game in Brookings is really, really big.Comment
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He was under 200 yards until those last two drives. I love having an offense that doesn't make the deep zone defense late game such a big deal. It's a nice change.Originally posted by Wxcpanther View Post
Theo just seems to make plays when it's important and he's clean.
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It's been a problem for a long time, and last season our coaches were getting visibly angry with them on multiple occasions.Originally posted by panthergirl123 View Post"...the Northern Iowa men's basketball team reached the ultimate highs before hitting a devastating low. Unexpected success, followed by unimaginable failure. And they owned it -- all of it -- for the world to see. Like men. Like leaders. Like champions -- in a way no tournament bracket could ever define."Comment
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And rightfully so. This should have been dealt with many years ago.Originally posted by Born-a-Panther View Post"Well, that escalated quickly."Comment
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I would assume this had as much to do with the students and them being moved as anything.Originally posted by ronfitch View PostComment
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Does the band have to be at the game? Could Farley tell the band director to get their s%@t together, or not bother showing up.Comment
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A point of observation from our game in Ames this year, the ISU band plays up to and even beyond the opponents breaking the huddle and lining up. In fact the band director was encouraging them to be even louder especially when we were at their end of the field. And when the band wasn't playing, they had music cranked to make it a terrible environment for the opposing offense. We could make the dome environment a little more intimidating instead of treating it like a tennis match where we need to have a very polite approach to our opponents.If computers ruled college basketball the way they do football, we'd have skipped all this March Madness monotony and just waited a month for the Kansas-Kentucky title game. And watched Northern Iowa play Cornell in the Poulan Weedeater Bowl. ~ Dwight Perry The Seattle Times
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It would help if the band director was a football fan, or understood football like every other band across the country.
music does get the crowd riled up, whether it comes from the band or the sound system. And when you have a passive crowd like we do, we need all the help we get. But you’re right, football at the Dome is becoming more and more like a tennis match. I’ve heard louder cheers at golf tournaments.Comment
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