CycloneErik
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Kid is smart but lucky too, having some of the best receivers Iowa State has had in years.
A corps that lived up to their hype.
Kid is smart but lucky too, having some of the best receivers Iowa State has had in years.
Some posters here continue to bash Kyle Kempt. All he did today was threw over 300 + yard with 2 TD and no INT and completed 63% of his passes. He took over as the starting QB when this team desperately needed a QB and led his team to 8-5 record and a bowl win. Of course the naysayers will discredit his accomplishment and give all the credit to defense and receivers. He led this team to 3 wins against ranked teams and threw over 300 yard in a bowl game. How many ISU QBs have accomplish that in their career? All QBs have strengths and weaknesses. Kempt does not have a strong arm but he is a great leader and game manager. He has a better QB rating than Park and Norland but some posters here continue to bash him. Our coaching staffs believe Kempt gives a best chance to win games. Norland would have started if the coaching staffs thought he was the best option at QB. To some of our football experts on this board, Kempt sucks and it is better for this team to not have him next year even though he has done things that no other ISU QB has ever done before.
Was Park good enough QB to turn the corner?
Even some of Ferguson's throws into the wind wobbled on him. I would not say Kempt has a strong arm, but it isn't a crappy one either.
And the tipped pass that Lazard caught for a TD was nearly caught by Murdock. It wasn't nearly as bad of a throw as Tubberville and Patrick made it out to be.
If I hear "Kempt should have thrown it away" one more time...