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Sean Neugent
10/26/2016
Was Minnesota the turning point for the Iowa defense?
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The Gophers feature an above average offense that Iowa completely shut down. The Iowa offense holding the ball for nearly 10 more minutes than Minnesota allowed the defense to p...
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The Gophers feature an above average offense that Iowa completely shut down. The Iowa offense holding the ball for nearly 10 more minutes than Minnesota allowed the defense to play their game and stay fresh.
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The Gophers had poor coaching in this game. Despite averaging 4.7 yards per carry between Minnesota's RB's Shannon Brooks and Rodney Smith, Minnesota decided to throw 33 times. ...
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The Gophers had poor coaching in this game. Despite averaging 4.7 yards per carry between Minnesota's RB's Shannon Brooks and Rodney Smith, Minnesota decided to throw 33 times. However, It was promising to see a defense who was shredded by QB Mitch Leidner last year (and a good Iowa defense) dominate in the pass defense Saturday. They held Leidner to a 39 percent pass completion percentage. But, the run defense still has room to improve.
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Brad Terry
I admit they did look better against Minnesota, I am not convinced that their defense will be good enough to compete with top-tier teams like Wisconsin and Michigan at this point.
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