U-N-I coach Mark Farley says giving up the points on a turnover in their first drive of the game sapped their momentum in a 30-9 loss at Iowa State.
Farley says his offense didn’t seem like it came out strong the entire first half and he says that carried over to the rest of the team as well.
Panther quarterback Theo Day got a lot of attention heading into the game and Farley says Day didn’t play as well as he should have, and will have to bounce back.
He says the entire team has to look at the loss and work to get better.
U-N-I hosts Weber State Saturday in Cedar Falls.
