Iowa State Cyclones transfer quarterback JJ Kohl is taking his talents to Auburn Tigers
Iowa State went 11-3 this year, its best finish under Campbell.
Of course, there are plenty of names vying for the open job with the Bears. Among those reportedly interested or interviewing are Pete Carroll, Aaron Glenn, Ben Johnson, Mike Kafka, Drew Petzing and Mike Vrabel.
Suffice it to say, there will be some stiff competition for the gig, Matt Campbell included.
“It’s going to be a diverse group,” general manager Ryan Poles said, according to the Chicago Tribune. “This will be different backgrounds from offense, defense, special teams, college, pro. We’re turning every stone to make sure we’re doing this the right way.
, committing to join the Mountaineers via the NCAA Transfer Portal, On3 has learned.
Kohl played high school football at Ankeny (Ankeny, IA), where he was a four-star prospect. He was the No. 155 overall recruit and the No. 11 quarterback in the 2023 cycle, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies.
As for the On3 Transfer Portal Rankings, Kohl was the No. 36 quarterback available, as the No. 394 player overall available.
Matt Campbell has been the head coach at Iowa State since 2016, and he’s long been a highly coveted name on the coaching carousel. He has entertained interest from both college and NFL parties.
Most prominently, as the Chicago Tribune notes, the Detroit Lions made some overtures in 2021.
Matt Campbell has amassed a 99-66 record as a head coach, including a 64-51 mark at Iowa State. He has twice earned his way into the Big 12 Championship Game, including this season.
Iowa State went 11-3 this year, its best finish under Campbell.
Of course, there are plenty of names vying for the open job with the Bears. Among those reportedly interested or interviewing are Pete Carroll, Aaron Glenn, Ben Johnson, Mike Kafka, Drew Petzing and Mike Vrabel.
Suffice it to say, there will be some stiff competition for the gig, Matt Campbell included.
“It’s going to be a diverse group,” general manager Ryan Poles said, according to the Chicago Tribune. “This will be different backgrounds from offense, defense, special teams, college, pro. We’re turning every stone to make sure we’re doing this the right way.
