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OC Greg Davis WINNER

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15%
Inexperience at WR

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85%
OC Greg Davis

Who is more to blame for offensive woes?
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David Spencer
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David Spencer

Actually Ferentz is responsible for hiring Davis and not recruiting Division 1 wideouts.

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Creighton Whitehill
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Creighton Whitehill

Why can other teams adjust the offense and replace wide receivers at a much more efficient rate than iowa.

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Lee Riter
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Lee Riter

I am typically not into the blame game. GD is responsible for the effectiveness of the offense...he is the coordinator. After several years of relatively weak offensive production, it is time for a change, regardless of where you want to place the blame. Don't blame, fix.

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Greg Hetrick
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Greg Hetrick

The blame isn't OC Davis, the blame is Kirk Ferentz. We all blamed O'Keefe too, but the single common denominator of the consistent terrible offense is the HC.

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Greg Cowan
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Greg Cowan

Not only do i blame coach Davis but WR coach Kennedy. They both need to put more wrinkles and coach better techniques for WR's to get open. The main thing I feel would be do better recruiting. The WR position for the hawks has been terrible over the years. Get better talent and coach them better.

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Jonathan Miller
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Jonathan Miller

We're two thirds of the way through the season. Inexperienced players is no longer a viable excuse. And, Iowa's offense hasn't been explosive in years regardless of personnel. In the end however, the lack of creativity, and, ultimately success falls on Ferentz.

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Randy Shalla
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Randy Shalla

It seems like with this offense, our WR's do nothing more than run wind sprints during games. Can't blame them for that!

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15%
Inexperience at WR

Who is more to blame for offensive woes?
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61%
Fine "Next Man Up" WINNER

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39%
Underwhelming

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61%
Fine "Next Man Up"

How will the Iowa offense perform without Matt VandeBerg?
7 Comments
adam beeson
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adam beeson

Iowa's biggest issues are related to blocking scheme and mistakes. If there's one thing we know they will get fixed it's the blocking scheme. Once that's repaired, then run sets up the pass, like it should.

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Brett
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Brett

A "redirection" of the offense may be needed anyway..while not a good thing obviously, it's not as crippling as CJB, Jewell, King, or Johnson would be.

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Austin Heinsius
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Austin Heinsius

I feel like it gives the young WR's who had been talked up this spring a chance to prove themselves and get game experience

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Michael Francois
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Michael Francois

Love VandeBerg, but not dominating to the point where someone else can't step up and fill in. If he was a 4.3 40 guy and was our only threat, I would say he is irreplaceable. But,that's not the case.

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Pragmatic Hawkeye
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Pragmatic Hawkeye

The offense can't get much more underwhelming.

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David Harkness
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David Harkness

i think some problem lines up with beatheard looking at vandeberg as first option and waiting to long to progress down to other receivers. Now maybe other receivers will get better chance to step up and contribute

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Sean Neugent
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Sean Neugent

I'll take a wait and see approach. But, we're a run first team. If anything, coaching needs to make it a little more creative and I'd start with getting C.J. out of the pocket where he can throw or take off running (helps w/ run game too).

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39%
Underwhelming

How will the Iowa offense perform without Matt VandeBerg?
3 Comments
Ackley06
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Ackley06

Too much emphasis on WR blocking for the run game and not enough on route running and most importantly....can he catch the ball.

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Seth Koerner
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Seth Koerner

Best receiver in a so-so field. You can do the math

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Earl Koppelman
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Earl Koppelman

Cap track record.but nwkirk.is around.

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64%
Defense WINNER

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36%
Offense

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64%
Defense

Which side of the ball is most intriguing in the spring game?
3 Comments
Mike Conyers
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Mike Conyers

Defense wins championships

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Chuck Bolder
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Chuck Bolder

This is what is needed to win the Big 10 this year.

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36%
Offense

Which side of the ball is most intriguing in the spring game?
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