Hawkeyes - Cornhuskers Game Thread

[Dadman]

Best pass reception of the year! Maybe the last 5 years!

 

[M1911A1Hawkeye]

47 passing yards for Debbie

 

[thedukeofearl]

Bloody Slaughter, I Say

 

[Seth53]

Nothing like kicking Nebraska on their home field while their fans are freezing their corn nuts off.

And they have to drive home in a snowstorm

 

[thedukeofearl]

And they have to drive home in a snowstorm

Sobbing frozen tears all the way home

 

[thedukeofearl]

Godfrey The Butler bring savage pain

 

[M1911A1Hawkeye]

Fumble Iowa ball.

 

[SCHawkeye2]

Nothing says Nebraska like that 60 yd drive for a Hawk touchback!

 

[thedukeofearl]

Comedy of Errors, Full of Terrors today

 

[thedukeofearl]

Stop the Music

How fitting today

Fumble recovered in the end zone by the HighFlyingHawks

 

[punter]

Boy these morons love the plowski phrase they found

 

[HawkIowa44]

This season could have been so much more, but great to finish the season by kicking Nebraska’s ass again.

 

[MikeyLikesIowa]

FRY at the game today?

Might be stuck at work like me. This beat down makes it a little easier to endure.. Go Hawks!

 

[dagdaj]

One final Gronwoski run for a first down would be a fitting end for this season.

 

[thedukeofearl]

This is actually one of the better Hawk Football teams of late

Really fun to watch

 

[M1911A1Hawkeye]

Great job Hawkeyes.

 

[punter]

Iowa crowd showing out in the stands lol

 

[wwhawk]

From today's Pick'em column in the Gazette:
K.J. Pilcher (3-0, 25-14) — Remember, this is a school that “upgraded” its moniker from Bugeaters to Cornhuskers. Apparently, nosepickers was taken?
Iowa 28, Nebraska 24

Maybe now they can switch to "Iowa's bee-atches"!?

 

[thedukeofearl]

From today's Pick'em column in the Gazette:
K.J. Pilcher (3-0, 25-14) — Remember, this is a school that “upgraded” its moniker from Bugeaters to Cornhuskers. Apparently, nosepickers was taken?
Iowa 28, Nebraska 24

Maybe now they can switch to "Iowa's bee-atches"!?

Nice

 

[SCHawkeye2]

Great halftime adjustments by Parker and Lester.