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The reactions fans have to on-the-field events during the course of a football game are always exciting and unique. As a fan, maybe your go-to move is double high-fiving those next to you after Iowa State scores a touchdown. And maybe after a Sam Richardson interception, you stare at the ground with both hands on top of your head. Or after a blown call by the officials, my personal favorite, I'm guessing you proceed to drop enough swear words to make a sailor blush with shame while all mothers in the immediate area scramble to cover their child's ears.
But what about the coaches? Surely the fearless leaders of their teams would still show some emotion throughout the course of a football game, right? Especially a game with as much at stake as the annual CyHawk showdown... With that in mind, lets take a look at how Paul Rhoads and Kirk Ferentz would handle situations both on and off the field.
How Paul Rhoads and Kirk Ferentz would react to:
The defense forcing a three and out
Getting in position for a chip shot field goal, only to have the kicker miss it?
Their defense getting pushed all over the field on a 85 yard drive that leads to an opponent touchdown
Converting on a fake punt, which then leads to a score
The officials finally making a good call after hosing their team all game
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The quarterback hitting a receiver for a long touchdown
ANYTHING good happening to the offense or defense
Calling "island" in beer pong and nailing the shot
Being on the toilet and realizing you're out of toilet paper
Getting hit on by a hot coed at the bar
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Ordering a 10 piece Chicken McNugget meal and getting 11 instead
Watching someone back into their car at the mall
Seeing their celebrity crush in public
And last but not least....
Running out of gum on the sideline