Iowa State QB Rocco Becht Puts The Cyclones On His Back | The Next Brock Purdy?

[@leroywicks3277]

Becht is very underrated. The cyclones are not a blue blood school. They are over achieving Campbell is a great coach building a great culture. They have a triple threat backfield, great relievers, a big line and solid defense.

[@Kronk-rp3jf]

Iowa State is playing with 3rd and 4th string LB due to injuries. Theyll be ok by end of season

[@SvdSinner]

I'm pretty sure their 5th string has been getting game time.

[@mikefreedia]

Tillman has used that stupid inflation line multiple times this year. My biggest concern is the injuries that just keep happening. 11 different players in at LB this year and now TE Brahmer may be hurt as well as Carson Hanson RB. Amazing they're 7-0 with so many injuries.

[@SvdSinner]

Iowa State doesn't fall down when players get injured. They have a very long history and culture of backups that cause the team to win big games because they take advantage of every opportunity they get. Look up stories like Marv Seiler and Kyle Kempt. Iowa State gets motivated by injuries like no other school.

[@mikefreedia]

@@SvdSinner I'm an ISU alum and die-hard fan and while I can agree that so far this year that has mostly been true I can honestly say I've never seen a year like this with so many injuries ever. Hoping everyone get's healthy soon.

[@SvdSinner]

@mikefreedia We watch Heacock crank out great LBs so often it's easy to forget that (in theory) there might be a limit to his magic

[@chadmorlan7475]

Iowa State looks like a solid Football Team… BUT they haven’t beat ANYONE OF SUBSTANCE….. yet!!

[@bigjwehr2000]

Yet strength of record is top 10. So maybe this is not correct.

[@mikesmith6838]

It was Becht's best and worst game, all in one!

[@kylebulcao9461]

Jalen milroe is Alex Orji

[@kennunn3060]

No way no hell

[@BrnAftrRdng]

Iowa State developing quarterbacks, what a shocker 😂 Quarterback evaluation at the college level is terrible as well. Talk to Michigan, Tennessee (at least for this year) and Alabama. They never get it right because people get too excited about the physical tools. There's an argument that there's likely a better return on investment drafting guys that played a lot, who've play a complex prostyle like offense in the later rounds. Or at least hedge your bets. The amount of high draft picks wasted on physical specimens that haven't learned to run an offense because they've won games in college simply because they are bigger and faster.

[@joshtutor5606]

I guess stats don't matter any more...Mediocre numbers against mid-tier teams but sure he's a NFL QB.

[@jimreeves5212]

What stats?

[@grh7399]

I wish MICHIGAN would POACH your Coach.