SDS Behind Enemy Lines - Iowa Edition

[appyvol]

Behind Enemy Lines: Q&A with Tom Kakert, Iowa beat writer

SIAP.

Didn't they steal this format and name from VN? I remember reading behind enemy lines here in the FF earlier in the year.

 

[Hawkeyes1982]

Nice read. Kakert is a nut but that was pretty spot on surprisingly.

 

[SmokeyFTW]

Behind Enemy Lines: Q&A with Tom Kakert, Iowa beat writer

SIAP.

Didn't they steal this format and name from VN? I remember reading behind enemy lines here in the FF earlier in the year.

I don't know I'd it was stolen, but I do know Freak did some. Nice read anyways

 

[ejvols4]

Behind Enemy Lines: Q&A with Tom Kakert, Iowa beat writer

SIAP.

Didn't they steal this format and name from VN? I remember reading behind enemy lines here in the FF earlier in the year.

The idea of "Behind Enemy Lines" isn't exactly original. Tons of outlets do them.

 

[The Tall Gguy]

That was a really intelligent piece. I agree that if the game is low scoring, Iowa wins, but if it turns into a shootout, Vols win big.

Speed is the difference in my opinion. We should be much faster on both sides of the ball which should allow us to score many points. Our D will need to stop their run, but I don't see them beating us with the pass.

 

[JohnMarxism]

If those veteran linemen control us, I'm worried too that this one will be low-scoring and something else that begins with the letter "L"

 

[photovol]

With less than 1 month to prepare for the Bowl game, I'm afraid that O'l Butch won't be able to correct much along the Oline. If you combine that with the fact that the leading tackler in the SEC is out (AJ) as well as our 2 biggest receivers......Puts the Vol's at long odds of winning the game....still, Go Vol's