The secondary has been OK this season until this game. This is the only game where the Bears have legitimately been torched in the passing game isn't it?
The Bears do hold the NFL record for biggest blowout victory, fyi. I hope the decision makers don't think the Bears are getting waxed because of some cosmic conspiracy like you do and recognize it as severe structural flaws with the team. That way the necessary changes can be made.
Steven Jackson has to be on pace for some sort of record of lowest ratio of touchdowns to yards from scrimmage. He's on pace for 1800 yards from scrimmage and 0 TDs.
LSU won the the national championship in 2007 after losing to an unranked Arkansas team in the last game of the regular season. In 2006 UCLA beat USC in the final game of the regular season so I don't see how that applies to your theory. I guess USC stayed in the hunt after losing to Stanford but if they hadn't lost to Oregon that year they would've been the only other 1 loss team besides Ohio State among BCS teams. In 2008 Oregon State finished 18th in the country and had 9 wins. So basically your theory is garbage. I didn't say that USC played for the NC every time they lost to an unranked team, but they stay in the team picture for contenders all the way to the end. Are you being intentionally dense? How does the fact that LSU won the national championship two years ago after losing to an unranked team in the last game of the regular season not completely undermine your claim? And didn't Florida stay in the national title hunt just last year after losing to an unranked Ole Miss team? Sure they finished ranked but so did the Beavers last year. Your assertion just doesn't hold up.
LSU won the the national championship in 2007 after losing to an unranked Arkansas team in the last game of the regular season. In 2006 UCLA beat USC in the final game of the regular season so I don't see how that applies to your theory. I guess USC stayed in the hunt after losing to Stanford but if they hadn't lost to Oregon that year they would've been the only other 1 loss team besides Ohio State among BCS teams. In 2008 Oregon State finished 18th in the country and had 9 wins. So basically your theory is garbage.
I don't know much about the Hawkeyes. How many players do they have that would start for Florida or Alabama? I'm guessing it's less than 5 for both units.
Iowa's more likely to get lit up by a team like Cincinnati or Oregon than they are Florida or Bama. Not to say UC/Oregon are better than those teams but it's just a styles thing (at least they way the Tide and Gators are playing offense now) at this point.
It was overthrown and Tebow hung his WR out to dry. That nearly was a huge INT. Uh, it hit him right in the hands. Yeah, the guy took a hit, but it was a completely broken play. What do you expect?
They lost too many good receivers. Kinda like Penn State. If they develop they'll be dangerous again. Penn State's new WR's are doing just fine Anyone can pass on Michigan and Eastern Illinois.
They could've clocked it and ran a pass play but there's a good chance they don't gain another yard. Plus they can't afford to take a sack without a timeout.