HawkPhreek
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KOK has enough issues and isn't that good at coaching the QB's anyways. KOK should recruit and call plays.
We need a QB coach
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SixAMtailgate
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Not sure we need another thread on this. Been question since about 2004.
HomerChampless
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Pay attention guys... I'll tell you again....
To make a generic statement like was made by the OP was silly. First, the NCAA allows only so many coaches on a staff and Iowa has reached that limit. Besides, the problem isn't KOK. KOK is just following orders.
Ferentz is the Captain (general). He runs the offense - and the defense -and the special teams. Ferentz is a conservative football coach. Ferentz's football scheme calls for a conservative offense and a strong defense.
Since Ferentz calls for a conservative offense, the QB is not taught to use 'high-level' offenses and schemes at Iowa. Since Ferentz calls for a conservative offense, Iowa's offense doesn't get 'top-notch' recruits with experience.
I'm not sure what you were referring to in your post, OP, but it was obvious Iowa's receivers had a dreadful time getting open against Nebby's secondary. BTW, this a main difference between Iowa's defense in the Ferentz era and Nebby's defense: Nebby has athletes in the secondary.
The one thing Vandy didn't do that I'm scratching my head over: why didn't he loft the ball up more to , for example, McNutt and allow McNutt to outjump the defense?
To make a generic statement like was made by the OP was silly. First, the NCAA allows only so many coaches on a staff and Iowa has reached that limit. Besides, the problem isn't KOK. KOK is just following orders.
Ferentz is the Captain (general). He runs the offense - and the defense -and the special teams. Ferentz is a conservative football coach. Ferentz's football scheme calls for a conservative offense and a strong defense.
Since Ferentz calls for a conservative offense, the QB is not taught to use 'high-level' offenses and schemes at Iowa. Since Ferentz calls for a conservative offense, Iowa's offense doesn't get 'top-notch' recruits with experience.
I'm not sure what you were referring to in your post, OP, but it was obvious Iowa's receivers had a dreadful time getting open against Nebby's secondary. BTW, this a main difference between Iowa's defense in the Ferentz era and Nebby's defense: Nebby has athletes in the secondary.
The one thing Vandy didn't do that I'm scratching my head over: why didn't he loft the ball up more to , for example, McNutt and allow McNutt to outjump the defense?
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Tschroeder13
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I would be happy If KoK was switched to equipment manager. 
imported_ankle23
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who is the coach that gets fired to allow for iowa to hire a qb coach?
silvanthalas
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HomerChampless;615975[I said:
So apparently the standing order is to not teach a QB how to pick up a blitz? Is to not teach a QB to lock into one receiver?
Iowa QB's don't improve over a season or seasons, and KOK is the main reason why.
