***Official Iowa Game Discussion Thread***

[MichiganDad3]

All they had to do was not totally suck in every phase of the game. Literally that is all they had to do to beat an unimpressive, over ranked, pathetic Iowa team. And what do they do? Tommy plays one of the worst games of his career. Langsdorf calls his typical bone headed non-sensical bullsh#t. Banker might as well be AWOL for all the good he does. And Riley......what the f#*k does he actually do other than stalking the sidelines looking lost? f'ing sad.

This is what is so sad. We didn't need a great game. If we get a below average game from the QB we win. If TA is benched at the half we win. Pathetic,

 

[VectorVictor]

And the team had an extra week to do this.

Coaching. Again.

 

[Thanks_Tom RR]

TA is a disgrace

TA has all the physical talent you want, QB run game and lots of arm talent. His problem is his defensive reads and the urgency he plays will leads to high risk passes.

 

[Hammerhead]

How can anyone say "It's about knowing who your quarterback is" when we don't even have a quarterback? We have a decent athlete with a cannon arm and literally zero football IQ.

 

[huskered17]

Tommy needs to move to rb next year

 

[louisianared]

not over yet, Go Huskers!!!

 

[lo country]

Guys were wide open all over the place on the 4th down call. But you have to realize who your QB is.

Just saw Benning's tweet with the players open, jesus Tommy.

I wonder if the other receivers were even an option or if the fade was only call on the play.

I really think TA determines where he will throw prior to the snap. Only way to explain the INT's this year. He throws where the receiver should be and never sees defenders sitting in the route. Cpt Oblivious

 

[The Duke]

How in the hell can one guy play so badly, so often, and not learn from his mistakes?

And he's a Captain.

 

[The Maudfather]

BLAME LANGSDORF! FIRE FIRE FIRE!

Two guys WIDE open running routes. Tommy goes with the lowest percentage throw of any on this play.

I cannot stress enough how terrible of a QB Tommy really is.

This.
Fine, but why put the ball in the hands of your terrible QB in a critical situation like that? RUN THE f'ing BALL!

Because at what point do you just stop throwing the ball altogether if you cannot trust your QB whatsoever? That's the only other option when you have Tommy as your QB.

The play worked. The QB didn't.

 

[HuskerInLostWages]

How in the hell can one guy play so badly, so often, and not learn from his mistakes?

Thats a complete lack of intelligence. I bet he truly believes he's the best player on the field.

 

[It'sNotAFakeID]

Fourmotherf'ng interceptions. And we're down 11.

Way to f'ing go, Tommy.

Way to f'ing go, Danny.

Way to f'ing go, Mike.

 

[Husker67]

How in the hell can one guy play so badly, so often, and not learn from his mistakes?

Some of that has to be on coaching and lack of development, or at least recognizing the same mistakes

 

[redout22]

What was that stat on TA QBR in 4th quarter

 

[3rd and long]

If you have a QB who is proven to make numerous bad decisions, then you try to minimize the the opportunities he has to make those decisions. Don't give him so many chances to do stupid stuff.

 

[It'sNotAFakeID]

I'm convinced Tommy would fail out of college if he didn't take paper classes.