And in related news, Liberty University has an endowment of more than $1.7 billion and ISU has $200 million. Liberty has more than enough money to make the transition. ISU . . . not so much.
The guy who calculated that over, was damn near right on.
They do have a lot of money. Seems like they also have a fierce need to be relevant.
It’s insane how close they are with spreads and overs/unders.
He tries to fit some passes into some tight spots too. Against EIU he was OK. In two weeks and moving forward, not so much. Then again, after the past 3 years of watching essentially zero passing game. I'll take this,
As Don Henley wrote for Eagles in "Frail Grasp of the Big Picture"
I guess I'll take it too, but I don't expect us to be very good with him playing like this.
I had much the same thoughts coming out of the game. The defense played very well but EIU self-destructed with those bad shotgun snaps. The D shut down EIU's running game and made them one-dimensional. Some stupid penalties that did not hurt them overall but in a different game could very well have. Jordan had a few bad penalties which show a lack of discipline maybe. Coaches need to get that in check. Knocking the ball out of the hands of an O-lineman after a good play and getting a 15-yard penalty is not tough, it is stupid. Annexstad played well overall I thought but throwing the ball while he was under pressure and backing up was again a very bad decision. After the past couple of seasons, it is encouraging to see the ball successfully moved through the air but it is still a work in progress. The running game I am not sold on yet. Losing Mueller was a big loss but injuries happen. Losing Wright hurts too. I hope he is not injured badly. I was not impressed with the other running backs at all except for Lampkin but as was said, he came in when they made a lot of substitutions. Yes, good game for Sobkiwicz. Nice story, walk on to scholarship player. Enjoy the W. a big game is around the corner next weekend.
