Nebraska is such a pathetic joke of a program. They rushed the field against a 5-7 Wisconsin 😂😂😂. Lost to a 3rd string walk on LINEBACKER playing QB 😂😂😂. Also, Fat Rhule had his “captains” not shake the iowa players hands before kickoff. Glad this team could celebrate their super bowl last week!
Gonna keep saying it the no call KCI that led to Iowa's first points is criminal. And the fact that all broadcasted replays didn't show it is really sus. They either show an angle where the tackle's body blocks the contact or the replay begins after the contact was made. Huh, weird... Don't believe me... look at the over view shot, slow it down as much as possible, increase quality as much possible, zoom in to where the tackle and returner cross paths, take note of the yellow stripe on the tackles uniform to gauge his leg position, now play and pause quickly. You can see the tackle not only make contact but while in mid air his body twists 90° and the angle of his jump changes which is physically impossible without contact. Then the returner's leg shoots back in an attempt to catch his balance making the catch impossible. Then look at the closest ref he is 10yds away with the perfect angle to see it. Not good, but no one is perfect. But since there is a change of possession this whole play is under review. No excuse.
@Hawksandlagers did you follow the instructions above? To clarify, there is no broadcasted close up replay that shows it. The only angle that likely would suspiciously starts after the tackle is well past the returner. The only way you can see it is the overhead shot. But you need to have it at its highest resolution and zoom in and slow it down to see. I realize what he is positioning for after the KCI, but the issue is not that. It's that the angle of his jump changed and his body twists mid-air as he passes the returner. He doesn't start his jump turning his body, it's a straight side step. And technically it wasn't muffed because the returner made the right call and avoided contact. Instead of making a desperate attempt to catch the ball after he was knocked off balance.
Thanks Matt
It's probably the ugliest Iowa win ever. Thank you, Nebraska, for being Nebraska.
Nope. 6-4 win against Penn st comes to mind.
Nebraska is such a pathetic joke of a program. They rushed the field against a 5-7 Wisconsin 😂😂😂. Lost to a 3rd string walk on LINEBACKER playing QB 😂😂😂.
Also, Fat Rhule had his “captains” not shake the iowa players hands before kickoff. Glad this team could celebrate their super bowl last week!
4th string
That's quite enough of Matt Rhule. What a joke this dude has become.
He needs to go back to his Sunny Beach as* to Carolina, Panthers. That haven’t been in the play offs in last 10 years in NFL
one of the sorriest football games I’ve ever watched. It defines the word “ugly”.
Gonzaga game?
Gonna keep saying it the no call KCI that led to Iowa's first points is criminal. And the fact that all broadcasted replays didn't show it is really sus. They either show an angle where the tackle's body blocks the contact or the replay begins after the contact was made. Huh, weird... Don't believe me... look at the over view shot, slow it down as much as possible, increase quality as much possible, zoom in to where the tackle and returner cross paths, take note of the yellow stripe on the tackles uniform to gauge his leg position, now play and pause quickly. You can see the tackle not only make contact but while in mid air his body twists 90° and the angle of his jump changes which is physically impossible without contact. Then the returner's leg shoots back in an attempt to catch his balance making the catch impossible. Then look at the closest ref he is 10yds away with the perfect angle to see it. Not good, but no one is perfect. But since there is a change of possession this whole play is under review. No excuse.
Don’t see that at all. Sorry but the gunners leg turns to field the muffed catch, but I see zero contact at every angle.
@Hawksandlagers did you follow the instructions above?
To clarify, there is no broadcasted close up replay that shows it. The only angle that likely would suspiciously starts after the tackle is well past the returner. The only way you can see it is the overhead shot. But you need to have it at its highest resolution and zoom in and slow it down to see.
I realize what he is positioning for after the KCI, but the issue is not that. It's that the angle of his jump changed and his body twists mid-air as he passes the returner. He doesn't start his jump turning his body, it's a straight side step.
And technically it wasn't muffed because the returner made the right call and avoided contact. Instead of making a desperate attempt to catch the ball after he was knocked off balance.
Any body else hear buckeyes recover. Never field a punt inside the 10
Can’t go anywhere if your legs are wrapped up stop the upper body attempts at a tackle
Yes. These players cannot jut be bumped.
Love your channel. But you gottta do a better job seperatubg football from bball.
Read your first sentence. Decide why you're lying.