A collection of links from around the Internet regarding Iowa State’s 27-13 Pinstripe Bowl loss to Rutgers on Friday.
— Iowa State’s loss in the Pinstripe bowl was a disappointing one, but the program’s situation at quarterback will be the water cooler conversation for weeks to come after this one. Here’s my column on the game.
— Speaking of quarterbacks, here’s what Austen Arnaud thought about the game.
— Jeff Woody talks about Iowa State’s lack of execution in this Andrew Logue piece from the Des Moines Register.
— Marc Hansen with some analysis on why Iowa State lost the Pinstripe Bowl — The De Moines Register
— What went right? What went wrong? Andrew Logue tackles those questions from the Pinstripe Bowl.
— Rutgers’ Pinstripe Bowl victory capped off what was a surprisingly positive season for the Scarlet Knights.
— Were you at New York City for the game? If so, here’s a sampling ...
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Iowa State finishes memorable season at 6-7
(Eds: APNewsNow. With AP Photos.) By LUKE MEREDITH AP Sports Writer Iowa State began the year with a narrow win over an FCS team on a hot September night. The Cyclones ended 2011 with a disappointing 27-13 loss to Rutgers on a frigid December afternoon in Yankee Stadium.
In between those two dates, they managed to produce a roller-coaster 6-7 season.
Iowa State won their first...
The Iowa State Cyclones Win Award For Creepiest Looking Mascot
Via Busted Coverage
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December 30, 2011
The New Era Pinstripe Bowl is another example of a dumb ass sponsorship bowl name but the Rutgers Scarlet Knights and the Iowa State Cyclones battled each other at Yankee Stadium. I’m surprised the whole cast of f’ing Jersey Shore douchebags and The Sopranos didn’t show up to support their state since it was so close. The Iowa State Cyclone also looked like it...
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December 30, 2011
Bowl Chronicles: Pinstripes Bowl, Rutgers/Iowa State
Via Just Cover Blog
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December 30, 2011
Running behind. Cant do one long post. Too many whiskey shots in the wake of that UW debacle last night. Which, of course, had followed a series of what ended up being way too good to be true whiskey shots of happiness during the first three quarters of that game. So apparently, we’re just trickling out of our picks in short burts of posts. Looking at the prop board right...
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December 30, 2011
Rutgers Starting to Feel at Home in Yankee Stadium
Via College Sports University
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December 31, 2011
Rutgers won for the second time at Yankee Stadium in a seven-week span, turning back Iowa State 27-13 in the New Era Pinstripe Bowl. Thanks to a near-flawless defensive effort, a 131-yard rushing performance from Jawan Jamison, and an 86-yard scoring bomb to Brandon Coleman from Chas Dod. Greg Schiano has long stated his belief that Rutgers has every right to call New York City its...
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December 31, 2011
Arnaud’s Analysis: Five things to take away from bowl loss
Via Cyclone Fanatic
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December 30, 2011
By Austen Arnaud, CycloneFanatic.com Football Analyst
Follow Austen on Twitter @ADArnaud
Former Cyclone quarterback Austen Arnaud’s thoughts on Iowa State’s 27-13 Pinstripe Bowl loss to Rutgers…
Turnovers/QB Play – I wish I could write that this was the first time Iowa State struggled with turnovers in 2011. Rutgers did play well on defense and forced Iowa State...
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December 30, 2011
Arnaud’s five keys to victory vs. Rutgers
Via Cyclone Fanatic
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December 29, 2011
By Austen Arnaud, CycloneFanatic.com Football Analyst
Follow Austen on Twitter @ADArnaud4
Manage the Game – On offense, this is very key. Iowa State has to put itself in good position at all times against a very opportunistic Rutgers defense. They are among the best in the country in forcing turnovers, which isn’t great for the Cyclones considering the turnover woes that this...
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December 29, 2011
Another View of the On-Field Celebration
NEW YORK -- Rutgers ended its 2011 season with a 27-13 win against Iowa State in the Pinstripe Bowl. ScarletReport.com was hand and already presented one view of the on-field celebration after the game, and now brings a second up-close and personal look at the excitement that took place after the final whistle. It is 11 minutes worth of exclusive video, so please enjoy it.
SR.com TV: Rutgers On-Field Celebration
NEW YORK -- By beating Iowa State, 27-13, yesterday at Yankee Stadium, Rutgers has its fifth consecutive bowl victory dating back to 2006. On the field after the game, ScarletReport.com presents a a front-row seat to the post-game festivities.
Three Cyclones to Battle for Fifth, Gibson for Third
EVANSTON, Ill. - Heading into the final session of the 2011 Ken Kraft Midlands Championships, the No. 15 Iowa State wrestling team holds a seventh-place spot in the team standings.
Pinstripe Bowl: Rutgers vs. Iowa State
Natalie Morales went to Rutgers. That nugget of trivia may be far more interesting than this game.
Rutgers takes second annual Pinstripe Bowl
Rutgers and Iowa State met at Yankee Stadium on Friday for the second annual Pinstripe Bowl, a game that reconnects New York with its storied past in college football. Rutgers, feeding off a friendly crowd, started slow but scored 20 straight points en route to a 27-13 victory.
Pinstripe Bowl Pregame Chat: Today from 12-2
Via Cyclone Fanatic
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December 30, 2011
Join CycloneFanatic.com staff writer Ian Smith and former Iowa State quarterback Austen Arnaud in a Pinstripe Bowl pregame chat today from noon until 2.
Bring your comments, questions, predictions and more. Austen will be chatting live from Yankee Stadium.
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December 30, 2011
Cyclones Close 2011 With Win Over MVSU
AMES, Iowa - Melvin Ejim recorded 15 points and a career-high 15 rebounds to help Iowa State hold off Mississippi Valley State, 67-65 Saturday afternoon in Hilton Coliseum.
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