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Nestor’s mate in the secondary, Koi Perich, also made a highlight play with this pick-six. Perish, just a sophomore, entered the season with lots of hype but has struggled to live up to the lofty expectations. hopefully, this is the trigger that will project him back into consistently showing...

found this update on Minnesota cornerback John Nestor’s performance. the numbers came before the Purdue contest, in which he added 6 solo tackles (7 total), another interception, and another pass break up. dude is applying the White Out!

did TeSlaa even play last night for Detroit?

Vander Zee was reportedly uncoverable in fall practice before the injury. having him back should bring a BIG boost to the Hawkeye passing attack. hopefully, Brevin Doll will emerge at some point.

Lutmer is playing slot corner now when Iowa goes to the nickel. he’s playing very well.

and they’ve given the freshman a lot more carries that’s the reportedly fastest back on the team/upperclassman. if not for the Caste System, none of this would make sense.

Lutmer recovered another fumble, and this one counts! for some reason, he wasn’t credited with his pass deflection in the box score yet, however. he hasn’t been targeted in the passing game, a loud tribute to the job he’s done on the outside.

Danny Scudero is having himself a night! in the first half: 6 catches, 151 yards, and 4 touchdowns!

it was overturned and ruled down at the half-yard line. Iowa’s defense is looking absolutely DOMINANT in the early going versus the Badgers.

Lutmer is playing cornerback almost exclusively in this first quarter for Iowa against Wisconsin. he’s already got a pass deflection and appeared to force and recover a fumble, but it was overturned upon review.

how is Mateer looking in his return?

Chance Gamble had a strong showing in his first game back from injury for Georgia Southern, despite his team suffering a loss. on his first play from scrimmage, Gamble came up against the run and made a quick, strong tackle limiting the play to a 2-yard gain. on the very next play, he blew up...

thank you for the recap.

i obviously didn’t watch the game, but i am curious … how did our three White defensive backs do in that Broncos-Eagles contest? it’s nice that they started the game, but it’s (perhaps more) important that they play well.

i watched the full replay of South Dakota’s lopsided loss to #1 North Dakota State, specifically eyeballing cornerback Mikey Munn. he got picked on early, giving up two long completions, one of which where he was beat on a double move that he too-aggressively jumped on. however, the youngster...

concussions are no joke. science is just now beginning to (honestly) study the effects of traumatic brain injury, of which concussions certainly qualify. as much as i enjoy Pierce’s talents on the field, having his brain leak out his ears because he bruised his brain on the AstroTurf too many...

they’re doing a good job in pass protection, but they’re getting flat out whipped in the running game.

this o-line for the 49ers is absolute trash.

he dropped his head and led with the crown of his helmet. he’s fortunate that he didn’t injure his neck.

it’s cool to see Moss rocking the Sehorn/Weddle strategy of wearing long sleeves to obfuscate his White privilege. but it doesn’t negate his White supremacy.

thank you, sir. i just stumbled across them. excellent!

i just posted a question in the Riley Moss thread, but it’s nice to see y’all have already answered it in this thread. nice to see my former Iowa Hawkeye killing it out there. Riley Moss is playing Whiteout.

i haven’t watched a full nfl game in close to 10 years (because the nfl is gay, so says their ad campaign anyway, and anti-White), but i did happen to see a chunk of the second quarter tonight of the Broncos-Bengals game. Moss was targeted multiple times but gave up zero completions. how has...