I was reading the Big 10 Blog on another website and was surprised Iowa last had a 1000 yd rusher or 1000 yard recever or 2500 yd passer in 2011. JR came pretty close last year. I am not sure about the durability of CJ or Canzeri, but CJ did say he could have went if his number was called when Iowa said he was hurt. I do not think they will have him running the option and they may teach him to slide in the off-season. Of course, one JR optimist here thinks JR will be in the mix, guess we will learn about that March 25th.
I am not sure what naming the younger Ferentz as run coordinator will mean. Does that mean more runs, new schemes, or just working with rushers? Iowa had 2 games where they had over 50 pass attempts (Ball St and Maryland), and while Iowa was behind in those games, they were pretty close. And they got walloped in the Minnesota game, but had few pass attempts, so not sure how much being ahead/behind will factor in.
I would like to see all 3, but I think Tevaun might have a breakout year and be the most likely. CJ might get it, but see him tucking it away more than dumping it off if the o-line breaks down in pass protection. I'd like to see Canzeri get some of the runs he had in the Tenn game, but the coaches might still limit him even if he is successful due to the injury history.
With nobody being a not valid answer, who do you see being the most productive on offense next year?
I am not sure what naming the younger Ferentz as run coordinator will mean. Does that mean more runs, new schemes, or just working with rushers? Iowa had 2 games where they had over 50 pass attempts (Ball St and Maryland), and while Iowa was behind in those games, they were pretty close. And they got walloped in the Minnesota game, but had few pass attempts, so not sure how much being ahead/behind will factor in.
I would like to see all 3, but I think Tevaun might have a breakout year and be the most likely. CJ might get it, but see him tucking it away more than dumping it off if the o-line breaks down in pass protection. I'd like to see Canzeri get some of the runs he had in the Tenn game, but the coaches might still limit him even if he is successful due to the injury history.
With nobody being a not valid answer, who do you see being the most productive on offense next year?