[Postgame Thread] Iowa Defeats Michigan 20-19

[u/CFB_Referee]

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team	1	2	3	4	T
Iowa	7	0	0	13	20
Michigan	7	3	3	6	19

[u/cheerl231]

I don't understand running it on 3rd and 5. That was cowardly.

Worst case it's an incomplete pass and it goes to two minute time out

[u/your-mom-- → u/cheerl231]

When the clock is going to stop anyway, you run the play to win the game. Chicken shit gameplan

[u/Important_Wheel_2101 → u/your-mom--]

I don’t trust Bryce

[u/your-mom-- → u/Important_Wheel_2101]

Why? He played extremely well today. And I think even his INT was a miscommunication vs bad decisions he's made in the past

[u/Important_Wheel_2101 → u/your-mom--]

Because if you watch football for long enough you recognize tendencies in players, namely quarterbacks, that will lose you more games than will ever win them.

[u/your-mom-- → u/Important_Wheel_2101]

Yeah I know I wouldn't trust a guy who for 2 seasons has only 3000 yards passing with 18 TDs and 18 interception on sub-60% completion percentage.

...oh wait that was Vince Young

[u/Important_Wheel_2101 → u/your-mom--]

… so are you changing your flair or am I?

[u/miversen33 → u/your-mom--]

I didn't watch much Michigan this year but I heard alot of shit about how bad Underwood was. He played extremely well this game and honestly he carried Michigan. Dude was just making play after play, it was nauseating to watch.

I expect to see him in the heisman conversation at the end of the year

[u/TurnUptheDiscord → u/miversen33]

I wish I could laugh react on here. There’s no way he ends up in any Heisman convo

[u/cheerl231 → u/[deleted]]

Ok yeah that is literally worst case but that is not much worse than punting it and Bryce was playing well

[u/cheerl231 → u/[deleted]]

No he just needed 5 yards and he played well the entire game.