All three games turned on a pick six.
Each on fullish bounce or very athletic play by D.
Each on fullish bounce or very athletic play by D.
Our three losses
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Yesterday’s pick was unfortunate and Kyle did get his two hands on it. The DB made a good play but the ball popping into Hancock’s opportunistic hands was what turned this game around . Luck is always important. These players are really giving their all . One day we are going to beat some of those Blue Bloods.Just WIN this Iowa game.
I watched that play multiple times. Kyle barely got 1 hand on the overthrown ball. I also disagree with the officials in that was targeting on KM, shoulder to the head on a defenseless player.
wrong YOU better rewatch that as it wasn't close
There have only been two losses this season. I refuse to acknowledge a loss to the cheaters.
You're so wrong. He leaped, barely touched it with one hand before getting belted in the head.
KM had 1 hand on it and no chance to catch it- just watched it 3 more times. What sucks is that 9 times out of 10- that ball is on the ground.
Doesn't matter if he did or didn't. 3 high safety angled towards KM the ball should have never have been thrown. The out at the sticks was wide open.
It is a fast game, but Gavin missed the "read".
With more experience, he'll look up for the next option.
With more experience, he'll look up for the next option.
Probably not but he did throw it and as we all saw the game is a matter of inches and one or two plays can certainly change the outcome. In order to beat an Ohio State, Michigan, PSU we would need those type of plays to go our way. I would have preferred that we used Young if that were the call.
You are correct.
Watched at 0.25X speed. ONE hand outstretched--his LEFT hand.
Less than 0.5 seconds later, the safety hits KM, and his right hand never could get out to touch the ball because the safety hit him before he could get his right hand around to cradle the ball.
You would be wrong here. Facts matter. You can watch it for yourself at 0.25X speed. It's quite clear. BTW, it's OK to admit being wrong once in a while. Humility is a good thing.
Yes. I initially thought Gavin overthrew the ball, but the pass rusher was in his face and in the air- Gavin had to get it over the hands of the pass rusher.
QBs have 7-9 opportunities to truly influence a game. This was one of those moments and he missed it. The Strong drop hurt because that was an awesome throw.