Little bit of smoke.
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I do know that Lujan from South Dakota St interviewed for OC position which is encouraging that new offensive philosophies are definitely being considered,
Sounds like they are going to name an OC earlier rather than later, I would have hoped this was wrapped up by now. Lujan has only been the OC since 2022 though.
Just committed to Tulane, yikes!
What a mess, having no OC certainly hurt here one would have to think!
I get the feeling this is more about playing time. He wanted a guaranteed starting role.
No worries, buddy in text group gets the credit here! Very frustrating wonder if he even visited there or if Iowa OC was a big hold up?
Great point, with a Cade and Marco on roster no guarantees.
Wonder if The Capt's pick for OC will wind up being some washed up Fossil that he can tightly control on terms of (lack of) innovation?
if he has a big year he will be in the league, that is the point of the transfer.
Sounds like it and will be announce after FCS National Championship game tomorrow.
https://northwestern.rivals.com/news/who-is-zach-lujan-
Kakert had an article stating the same quoting a "source close to the Iowa program".
It appears as though the smoke was very little, indeed.
Cracks me up that fans still hold out hope for any significant deviation from what we’ve seen the past quarter century. With Cade’s history, I’ll be shocked if we don’t see Hill trotted out there again at some point next year.
Cracks me up that fans still hold out hope for any significant deviation from what we’ve seen the past quarter century. With Cade’s history, I’ll be shocked if we don’t see Hill trotted out there again at some point next year.
Good thing we’re banking on two surgically repaired knees to carry the weight next season. FFS another indictment against Kirk.
TBH, the fact that Kirk hasn't just come out and said Hill is behind Marco says more to me.
That and the optics of the last few years. Why would a kid with this level of talent want to play for the offense we've seen recently?
Playing time, money, and staying in the P5. I think it's fairly simple to see that Iowa has a much larger national projection than Tulane ever will.
KF isnt looking a pass happy OC who runs an option offense, I still think that someone like Bill O'Brien is the right fit - a huddle-up, power run, balanced offense proponent who can upgrade the playbook and add a number of wrinkles.
Eyyyyyy waddayaknow.
Glad I didn't sweat about this kid. Never trust any of these guys, their word isn't worth the spit the wasted saying it.
Yep - was told this last night. Assumption by my friend was that he wanted to be near a larger city.
Iowa will get a bobble head OC that nods whenever Kirk shakes Him .
Tulane NIL must be decent and/or enjoyed New Orleans, I know they've had some decent years lately and are slightly more innovative on offense...
Stop that nonsense right now!
You need to root/follow Alabama.
They seem to have everything you need in a team.
They are begging for money after losing to Michigan.
I root for OU too since I was a little kid. That’s a program that makes smart, what’s in the best interest of the program decisions instead of what’s in the best interest of a head coach that makes decisions for him and his family. Suck it if you don’t like it.
He can get playing time and money elsewhere. P5 would be great, but it's not necessary to get drafted, plenty of NFL QBs come out of non-P5 schools. All of them because they had a chance to show their full skill set...something unlikely to happen under KFz. The lights aren't as bright at Tulane, but a good fit might be more important to him.
Yes, they can. And Iowa has a terrible qb room relying on a guy with two surgically repaired knees to be the guy, a turnover machine, and a freshman that we were told isn’t good enough to play ahead of the human turnover machine. That speaks volumes about why he choose not to come to Iowa. It’s just amazing how bad the offensive coaches are at player personnel and development.
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