Wadley may have deserved a few more carries but I'm fine with the split and I'm not sure if it would have made a difference much on the season. The problem is still the passing game. Our 5th highest receiver only played in 4 games this year. Our second leading pass catcher was Wadley. Our three TEs combined for 33 catches and 389 yards.
Iowa is ahead of only Rutgers in conference passing. The are 12th in first downs and 12th in third down conversion. You could argue that giving Wadley more touches could have increased first downs and 3rd down percentage but the inability to develop any sort of passing game trumps the Wadley/Daniels argument, imo
Riley fucking McCarron lead the team with 42 catches for 517 yards (including a 77 yard TD), good for 18th in the conference. Nobody else on the team cracks the top 40. On a national scale 218 players had more yards than McCarron. Wadley (315 yards) and Smith/Kittle (both with 314 yards) ranked 419th and 422nd nationally
In 2011 (KOK final year) McNutt led the B10 with 1315 yards. Keenan Davis was 9th with 713 yards and KMM 27th with 323 yards.
In 2010 McNutt (5th in conference) had 861 yards, DJK (11th) had 745 and Reisner (22nd) had 460.
The highest number of yards a WR has had under Davis was in 2015 with Vandenberg had 700, good for 14th in the conference. Smith was south of 600 yards in 2014 and 2015.
Usually the top WR in the GDGD Iowa offense gets between 500-600 yards (in 2013 KMM was our leading WR with 388 yards PUKE) but in this day of college offenses the passing game dialed up by Greg Fucking Davis is an abomination.