Re: College Football - Bowl Games

[Butterscup1679666578]

Kinda surprised Iowa didn't go for it there.

[Butterscup1679666578]

Yeesh.

[Butterscup1679666578]

I wish Mizzou would've brought their defense to Arizona.

[Butterscup1679666578]

And Jerrell Jackson costs Mizzou the tie game at half.

 

Blaine playing like he's ready to go to the NFL.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Gabbert might throw for 700 yards.

[bcl412]

It's so frustrating to watch opposing QB's pick us apart all the time (granted Gabbert is very good).

 

On the flip side it's very cool to see Coker playing so well with all the turmoil we've had, especially at that position. The script is writing itself well for another blown 4th Qtr lead.

[Butterscup1679666578]

The Iowa o-line is the difference in this one.

[Butterscup1679666578]

Congrats Iowa.

 

See you next year, Blaine.

[javy knows my name]

THAT WAS AWESOME

[Butterscup1679666578]

Gabbert has made great decisions all night. No idea what he was thinking there. Ugh.

[bcl412]

It'd be nice to hold a 4th quarter lead.

[Butterscup1679666578]

How Mizzou-ish.

[bcl412]

Thank God.

[Butterscup1679666578]

Gabbert plays the game of his life and one bad mistake costs us the game. Unfortunate.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

what a show by Gabbert and Coker

[Guest]

I don't think Mizzou has ever been on the right side of a just replay ruling, ever. I mean, why do we have the rule if we're going to let mickey mouse officials from the MAC look at it for 10 minutes and somehow decide that is conclusively incomplete?

 

Congratulations Iowa fans, you guys really made your big plays count.

[bcl412]

I don't think Mizzou has ever been on the right side of a just replay ruling, ever. I mean, why do we have the rule if we're going to let mickey mouse officials from the MAC look at it for 10 minutes and somehow decide that is conclusively incomplete?

 

Congratulations Iowa fans, you guys really made your big plays count.

 

I was telling my dad that that was probably incomplete pass but I don't see how you can rule it as such because there was no conclusive evidence to call it that. I'm shocked they overturned it.

 

I'll take it though. Blowing leads sucks, especially when you do it all the time and if that was a catch Mizzou was well on it's way to scoring.

[da bears]

Well this one stings. I'm still in shock that gabbert threw that pass. I'm trying to think of any interceptions as awful as that, and I'm drawing a blank. And what TT said. I couldn't believe they overturned that call. Ugh. Congrats to Iowa.

[Butterscup1679666578]

This might be the first time in Mizzou history where I'm just more sad than anything. It sucks that Gabbert's best game of his career is tarnished by a terrible, terrible pass, but that's the way it is. The overturned call was terrible, and I'm positive Mizzou would've scored had it held up, but we should've never been in that position anyways. Unfortunate ending to a pretty solid season overall.

[da bears]

This might be the first time in Mizzou history where I'm just more sad than anything. It sucks that Gabbert's best game of his career is tarnished by a terrible, terrible pass, but that's the way it is. The overturned call was terrible, and I'm positive Mizzou would've scored had it held up, but we should've never been in that position anyways. Unfortunate ending to a pretty solid season overall.

I'm still in shock. I cannot believe he threw that pass and that the refs overturned the Moe catch.

[bleedingblue]

This is really a game Missouri going to look back on and realize that they should have beat Iowa by 14-17 points instead of losing.

[bcl412]

This is really a game Missouri going to look back on and realize that they should have beat Iowa by 14-17 points instead of losing.

 

I don't agree with this. When you allow 200 yards plus rushing you shouldn't expect to win by that much.

[BigSlick]

stanzi had a really awful game and in the entire second half he must have been injured or something because everything was sailing, even his checkdowns were awful and hung there for his players to get squashed

 

that interception + the return was one of the coolest plays ive seen all year though

[bleedingblue]

This is really a game Missouri going to look back on and realize that they should have beat Iowa by 14-17 points instead of losing.

 

I don't agree with this. When you allow 200 yards plus rushing you shouldn't expect to win by that much.

 

Really?

 

Missouri was up by 4 and knocking on Iowa's door before Gabbert gave them a gift with 5 minutes left. Add on the INT before halftime.

 

At worst, that's 6 points and Missouri's up by 10. Two touchdowns there, and it's 17. Give or take.

 

Sometimes, it's better to be lucky than good and today was Iowa's day to be lucky.

[Butterscup1679666578]

The fact that there are 9+ months before the next game make me think Missouri won't really look back on it at all.