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Mr. Soundoff Says: More drama for Hawkeye offense leads to QB controversy

By John Sears,

2024-08-19

Mr. Soundoff Says – The vollege football season kicks off in 2 weeks and the Hawkeyes have a controversy at the QB position. Cade McNamara is QB #1, but he did not look good at the kids day scrimmage. Backup, Northwestern transfer Brendan Sullivan, played ok, but better than McNamara.

John Sears says he’s not surprised more drama has surfaced, and says the controversy isn’t a bad thing.

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Larry Deppe

08-19

Better have James Resar ready too!

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