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Cyclone Insider: The ISU Course Towards the Big 12 Title
Rodney White, [email protected]
Iowa State's Brock Purdy quarterback reacted after throwing the ball into the end zone for a touchdown against Baylor at Ames' Jack Trice Stadium on Saturday, November 10, 2018.(Photo: Bryon Houlgrave, The Register)
AMES, Ia. – The state of Iowa marked Saturday's story on a cool and hectic afternoon at Jack Trice Stadium.
With a 28-14 win over Baylor, the Cyclones now have their first winning streak in the Big 12 conference in five seasons in the history of the program.
It was a win from start to finish, although Iowa State did not look 14 points better than the Bears, who managed to make their way to the defense of the Cyclones like few others. season.
Here is what we learned from a closer victory than it appeared there:
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Brock Purdy continues to do, well, Brock Purdy things: This is not really anything new for the real freshman from Gilbert, Arizona. But it's worth coming back.
The last line of Purdy Saturday: 18-in-23 for 230 yards and a touchdown; 12 runs for 56 yards and one touchdown; and a two-point conversion in the third quarter.
His legs were particularly tight in the first half against Baylor, half of which proved to be the major difference of this game. Purdy has amassed a 2 yard lead for the second touchdown in the second quarter, in the state of Iowa. More importantly, he scored four first field tests, including a 19-yard third and 13th win to save the first Iowa State practice and a 4-yard win over the third and third in the middle of the field at the end of the second match. quarter.
In the air, a piece stood out: Baylor's third and eighth out of 11, Purdy shoved a pass over the extended arm of a linebacker and through a window around three defensive backs to allow Deshaunte Jones to mark 7 -0 lead.
A bold move from a freshman who continues to impress.
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Throwing blows leads to easy ejections. Everytime: David Montgomery was ejected in the third quarter following a scuffle that put the field safe and stopped the game for about five minutes.
Baylor's Greg Roberts, who was also ejected, punched Montgomery in front of a referee. In response, Montgomery leaned over and seemed to kneel.
Even though Roberts was the apparent instigator, it was an easy ejection for both players. Punch, you're shaking.
As a result, Montgomery may be missing for the first half of the Iowa State against Texas next week. The 12 largest offices review all battles and have the last word.
First thoughts: Montgomery and the State Defense of Iowa are fighting for victory at Baylor
The defense of the state of Iowa used just enough flexion to win: The Cyclones surpassed 505 yards at 355 yards and Baylor had them 34 minutes and 59 seconds at 25:01. Still, Iowa State won, largely due to the ball's efficiency and defense in the first half.
Baylor just could not finish his goods early.
Baylor's first training: 12 pieces, 47 yards, 7:39, punt 31 … 0 points from Iowa State.
Baylor's second training: nine games, 56 yards, 3:35, misses a 31-yard placement … a goose egg.
Baylor's third disc: 12 games, 66 yards, 5:21, misses a 29-yard placement … nada.
Mike Rose and Jamahl Johnson combined for an 8-meter bag that, with a penalty of maintenance, derailed the Bears' first training. From '' Monte Ruth '' stopped Jalen Hurd for a 1 yard win and the secondary player forced a check to the third and eighths that followed to stop the second training. Greg Eisworth forced an unfinished on a key key, the third and eighth (which were originally deemed receivable) to block Baylor's third player.
The Bears managed to amass big wins against Iowa State, racking up 11 more than 15 yards. But bend-do-break-break can make you win games … with the help of a few missed goals and a fourth-quarter ejection from Baylor.
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San Antonio pays attention to Ames: Representatives of the Alamo Bowl, who played every year at Alamadome of San Antonio, were present on Saturday.
The game features top schools among the Big 12 and Pac 12, after all the playoff selections for college football. (That would be pretty much impossible for Pac 12 and that does not seem very likely for the Big 12.)
Matthew Bain covers recruitment to college football and basketball for the Monks' register. It also contributes to the coverage of HawkCentral and Cyclone Insider by football and basketball in Iowa and the state of Iowa. Contact him at [email protected] and follow him on Twitter @MatthewBain_.
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