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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2004
Page
22
Iowa City Iowa football coaches prepare for the opener by rotating as many as eight players in and out of the lineup. The Gazette notes the ongoing work in progress as Tyler Lechtenberg reports.
Iowa wrestles with an unsettled offensive line ahead of the Kent State opener. Coach Kirk Ferentz notes six to eight players may see time as Gray and Elgin hold left tackle and center spots, while McMahon shifts to guard. Freshmen and injuries affect depth as Walker rehabs and Manson misses weeks.
Iowa drills toward a season opener with Kent State as eight players may rotate on the line. Jermelle Lewis suspended, leaving Marcus Schnoor and Albert Young to share carries. McCollom pushes for early impact backed by Ferentz as Banks stands by.
Iowa lists depth chart tweaks as backup QB Jason Manson is shelved for about three weeks after a foot screw. Ed Hinkel and Albert Young return punts and kicks in the Throwback Game with veteran uniforms and Nike gear under scrutiny.
Byron Tigers star Hlas Considine runs for 1,580 yards and 34 touchdowns in 1999 as a small town recruit. Rick Considine, NIU alum, backs Sean's walk-on path to Iowa with scholarship after showing speed and leadership. He notes out-of-state tuition, and coach Ferentz praises Sean, Pete, and Tyler for Hawkeye roles and resilience.
Iowa State coach Dan McCarney highlights freshman Tyease Thompson as backup running back ahead of Jason Scales, with Stevie Hicks the starter. Thompson shows quickness and work ethic, while Scales and Greg Coleman compete for carries. On defense, Tim Dobbins earns the middle linebacker spot, boosting a young, coachable group.
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