For baseline purposes similar (but still less reputable) receivers did the following to us in Kinnick
james hardy 203 yards and 1 TD
david bell 240 yards and 1 TD
james hardy 203 yards and 1 TD
david bell 240 yards and 1 TD
Estimating the damage tomorrow by jeremiah smith
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Bracing for a David bell type of day but with multiple TDs. That’s survivable if they limit other damage and the offense can punch back! But likely will be frustrating to watch 
He’s a number 1 selection but I have faith in Phil to let him get his catches but limit the damage.
wish phil had a superb tackler like dejean to work with
I’ll say the dough boyz and Phil will have a plan and keep him under 100 yards with no tuddys.
Adding to those yardages you mentioned was the Iowa offense didnt eat clock and they need to today and Hardy was up against an average cornerback for Iowa.
If the hawks can really move the chains today and eat clock that will help and if PParker wants to double team Smith since it seems OSU's other receivers are not their usual OTHER top receivers maybe we can slow them down.
A really good pass rush on their QB also helps by making him move his feet, flush, tuck the ball etc
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