While reading "Following the Future", I noticed that Kirk and Greg were in town to witness Nathan Stanley's 7-for-22, 122 yard effort this weekend. From what I can tell, this type of performance is not an anomaly with Mr. Stanley. Since I doubt offers from many Top 25 programs are raining down upon him at this point, you can surmise that maybe our coaches weren't in town just to make sure he is still committed to the program, if you know what I mean. My guess is their time could have been better spent on a Friday night watching an undecided recruit somewhere, unless they were trying to make a final determination of whether they actually want this kid wearing a Hawkeye uniform or not. I understand that high school QB stats can be skewed by whether receivers can actually catch the ball, among other things, but if that is an issue it begs the question of what level of talent is he playing with/against in the first place?
Not that we want to be left with a gap at QB in the 2016 class, but might we instead use the scholly at another position, since we did take two QBs (in theory) last year?
What say you, recruiting experts?
