Towards the end of the first quarter, one of the announcers discussed the TOE D and mentioned that the ISU offense was more effective in the hurry up because Parker had mentioned that ISU tips the plays they run by the sets they are in. In hurry up, they can't react defensively as quickly.
That's not the first time I have heard that. There was a UNI player( a freshman at the time) who had told someone back in our area that UNI could pretty much tell what plays we were gonna run by the sets we were in. That is not a pleasant trend at this level of football, or really at any level. If true, Manning needs to rerack the offense.
That's not the first time I have heard that. There was a UNI player( a freshman at the time) who had told someone back in our area that UNI could pretty much tell what plays we were gonna run by the sets we were in. That is not a pleasant trend at this level of football, or really at any level. If true, Manning needs to rerack the offense.
