All Kyle does is win football games. Besides, success is just luck, ask any failure.
Kyle Kempt Bashing
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Park has a great arm and his accuracy was really good until the TX game. He also had a ton of passes dropped in games. 5 in the Iowa game alone, and they were all on target. Sucks that he couldn't get his head straight, and we were very fortunate that Kempt was able to step in and play well. Defense was the real key to the season this year.
When Kempt wins, it is all because of our defense, when Park wins, it is because of his QB plays. Did you know Kempt just set ISU record for a highest completion percentage in a season? To some people, it is either pure luck or he passed to talented receivers (which Park also had) and only completied easy and short passes even though his yard per pass is higher than Park’s.
Throws some ducks, but love his calmness, cool demeanor, quiet leadership. The WR's seem to love him.
We would of beaten Texas with Kyle--where Park was out of control, throwing off back foot into trouble the whole game
Look at the offensive output totals. When you only throw easy passes you should have a high completion percentage. I love what he did but the offense is better with other people.
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I subscribe (Like Matt Campbell does) to recruiting winners from winning high school programs. Kyle comes from Massillon, Ohio, and one of the winningest H.S. programs in the country
What is wrong with short easy passes? His yard per pass is still higher than Park’s. Also, Park did not face the competitions that Kyle did. Offense is better with who? If that was the case, CMC would have given the starting QB to someone else.
The hell with all of you. The kid has been around the blocked and kicked around. He plays hard and smart, he deserves that scholarship, oh wait, what scholarship. Think what you want but to say anything derogatory about this young man shows that Parkwas right about the ISU fans,
THANK YOU KYLE!
THANK YOU KYLE!
You are a one-note song in this thread. For our team to succeed into the future we need better play out of every position and every coach. Kyle was the right person in the right place at the right time. We need more from everyone to not just be a 6 win program.
Kempt had a really good season as did the rest of the seniors and I'm sick of hearing about Park, he left and talked **** to boot I wish him luck, but Kempt is all around better.
I'm one who would like to see what Kempt could do with a stout run-blocking OLine. He set a season school record this fall by completing 68 percent of his passes (and finished second in FBS by getting rid of the ball in 2.31 seconds on average).
But, if iSu could run effectively, and by doing so keep defenses off balance to a much greater extent, Kyle, I'd wager, would complete 70 percent-plus of his passes.
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It makes us one dimensional when that’s about all you have. Teams like yesterday don’t respect the passing and load the box. It makes it that much more difficult for our RBs as good as they are.
Kyle has been awarded a scholorship for spring semester. Pretty cool of the staff, considering he may not have any additional eligibility
Has this been posted yet?
I don’t think Kyle’s NFL talent; he’s a good “system” quarterback. He just does his job, which is: get the ball to your playmakers. He rarely forces anything, and is NOT easily rattled. He may not be the quarterback everyone wanted, but he was the quarterback ISU needed. Congratulations, Kyle. Best wishes in 2018.
I don’t think Kyle’s NFL talent; he’s a good “system” quarterback. He just does his job, which is: get the ball to your playmakers. He rarely forces anything, and is NOT easily rattled. He may not be the quarterback everyone wanted, but he was the quarterback ISU needed. Congratulations, Kyle. Best wishes in 2018.
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This is a class move.
Congrats to Kyle and hats off to the coaching staff.
Honor Before Victory
I think people overstate limitations of Kempts arm. He made a lot of great throws in tight windows and threw receivers open well. Having a huge arm is so vastly overrated. It's great to have, but you can be a great QB without it.
I agree... to a certain extent. He's clearly a very smart QB, and plays like a 5 year starter, which is incredible considering his limited playing time. I think people focus on it because they can clearly see it, and it's the difference between him being serviceable/good and great. He makes up for the arm with accuracy, timing, and touch.. but there are still some things you can't do without a stronger arm.
