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Topic: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week

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Hawkinole

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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #98 on: September 22, 2018, 01:47:26 AM »
We are still devastated in Iowa. UNI and Iowa State are wearing gold at their games for Celia Barquin Arozamena -- killed on a golf course in -- Iowa????

Here is a solution for Iowa City:
https://twitter.com/ByCodyHills/status/1042234966346817538/photo/1  

"Wear the color where you sit. The gold can be for Celia Barquin Arozamena. The black can be for Mollie Tibbetts."

« Last Edit: September 22, 2018, 01:50:31 AM by Hawkinole »

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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #99 on: September 22, 2018, 10:46:51 AM »
Tom Shatel on this game..........

» We’ll be looking for a good spot in Ann Arbor to watch the annual fist fight between Wisconsin and Iowa. It will be interesting to see what the Badgers’ loss to BYU does to both teams psychologically in this one. Probably not much. This will be decided by a drive or a play. Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor can do that. But I’m going to go with Wisconsin native Nate Stanley, the Iowa quarterback, to make the big play. And take the win.

a decent running back from Wisconsin playing for the Hawks as well
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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #100 on: September 22, 2018, 10:55:15 AM »
So I buzzed through the UW/BYU game yesterday just to see what the hell happened. My biggest takeaway was that LB's looked slow to the ball, which is the opposite of what I typically see out of them. I can understand being surprised by the jet sweep action to begin the game, but I can't believe a) they've never seen it before and b) they were unable to make adjustments. All that to say I think we can throw that game out in regard to what to expect this week.

This game sits largely on Brian Ferentz's shoulders. UW has owned Iowa since moving to the 3-4, and has only allowed 1 offensive touchdown in the last 3 games. If BF comes out of the gate with a creative gameplan to keep the LB's guessing, we may see some success for Iowa. If he continues to stubbornly commit to outside zone, it'll be another slaughter.

All-in-all, I won't believe it until I see it. 20-10 Wisconsin

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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #101 on: September 22, 2018, 11:07:57 AM »


a decent running back from Wisconsin playing for the Hawks as well
That one didn't have a UW offer though. Iowa has kind of ramped up taking UW's leftovers in the state the last few years.

And while we're on the subject, Wisconsin kid and Iowa commit Micheal Lois was seriously injured in a pool accident last week. Not a lot of info out there yet; it's a small town, so word of mouth spins things in a million different directions. The conjecture is that football may not be in his future, but there is some optimism he can make a recovery eventually. It also seems Michael is in high spirits, which is paramount. Best of luck to the young man!

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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #102 on: September 22, 2018, 11:10:02 AM »
I heard about Lois too. I hope he makes it OK. Being a guy with my own cage in the back, well, let's just say I'll never be the same guy.
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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #103 on: September 22, 2018, 11:23:21 AM »
 I can understand being surprised by the jet sweep action to begin the game, but I can't believe a) they've never seen it before and b) they were unable to make adjustments.
hah, I'll never be able to block the jet sweeps in that horrid Big Ten Champ game out of my memory
the Badgers should see that play in practice every day
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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #104 on: September 22, 2018, 11:24:52 AM »
That was Matt Canada's offense unleashed.
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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #105 on: September 22, 2018, 11:29:07 AM »
well, obviously they should have retained that segment

for both sides of the ball
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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #106 on: September 26, 2018, 11:56:05 AM »
One last comment (from me) on a thread that justifiably is headed to the ashes. There is nothing that says football to me like seeing Wisconsin and Iowa lined up against each other. Whether it's at Camp Randall or Kinnick; the contrasting primary colors without any flash; the block letter vs. the bold mascot on the helmets; it's normally smack in the middle of the season, so there's still promise and hope, but often there's also a little brutal reality mixed in; the marching bands, the lack of pretense to it--these aren't college football royalty, they are the lunch pail crew (to borrow from Joe Panos); both teams will have big lines and stout defenses; they will run the ball and hope their fullback or tight end is the hero, with a scrappy quarterback that the big kids wouldn't have on their depth chart; and it's a surprise if anyone scores more than 30.

There's no team I more want Wisconsin to beat than Ohio State. None.

There's no team I enjoy seeing Wisconsin beat more than Michigan.

I know Minnesota is our "rivalry" game set for the end of the season, and I understand why.

But this game: Iowa. Wisconsin. 

This is college football. This is the game I love.

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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #107 on: September 26, 2018, 12:05:55 PM »
Amen. My favorite game of the year, always. It really hurt when Delany took it away too.
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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #108 on: December 14, 2018, 12:55:46 AM »
Interesting article. The Wisconsin score to win in the last minute brought a sea change to the Iowa defensive configuration that is probably here to stay for years to come. Iowa's defense performed well this season but not good enough to beat Wisconsin, Purdue, Northwestern, or Penn State. Hawkeyes can't keep playing second fiddle to Northwestern and Wisconsin. They've been 2nd fiddle to Wisconsin for a while and it hurts the rivalry.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/sports/college/columnists/chad-leistikow/2018/12/13/iowa-hawkeyes-defense-philosophy-change-defense-seth-wallace-amani-hooker-geno-stone-phil-parker/2293595002/

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Re: #18 Wisconsin (2-1) at Iowa (3-0) Game Week
« Reply #109 on: December 14, 2018, 06:50:02 AM »
Interesting article. The Wisconsin score to win in the last minute brought a sea change to the Iowa defensive configuration that is probably here to stay for years to come. Iowa's defense performed well this season but not good enough to beat Wisconsin, Purdue, Northwestern, or Penn State. Hawkeyes can't keep playing second fiddle to Northwestern and Wisconsin. They've been 2nd fiddle to Wisconsin for a while and it hurts the rivalry.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/sports/college/columnists/chad-leistikow/2018/12/13/iowa-hawkeyes-defense-philosophy-change-defense-seth-wallace-amani-hooker-geno-stone-phil-parker/2293595002/
That's a very good article, but the main thing to get out of it is that Iowa has evolved past the idea of they pick one formation and will stick with it the entire game.  Depending on the team and the situation, they may play a 4-3 or 4-2-5, it's just that the 4-2-5 is now considered the primary formation they play most often now.
And it is also interesting to see how Iowa made this key adjustment that seemed to work well for most games after Wisconsin, even though Iowa had several key players hurt at LB and CB, but then Purdue just seemed to rip Iowa's defense to shreds.  Which just goes to show you, ultimately whatever formation you pick, you got to have players good enough to  play it.

 

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