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Iowa State Daily (Gridiron September 13, 2013) Iowa State Daily Iowa State Daily, September 2013 Iowa State Daily, 2013 9-13-2013 Iowa State Daily (Gridiron September 13, 2013) Iowa State Daily Follow this and additional works at: http://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowastatedaily_2013-09 Recommended Citation Iowa State Daily, "Iowa State Daily (Gridiron September 13, 2013)" (2013). Iowa State Daily, September 2013. 16. http://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowastatedaily_2013-09/16 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Iowa State Daily, 2013 at Iowa State University Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Iowa State Daily, September 2013 by an authorized administrator of Iowa State University Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. LOOKING BACK MOVING FORWARD Sept. 13, 2013 | Iowa State vs. Iowa | Kickoff on Saturday at 5 P.M. 20 locations, fresh food & variety all on campus @ISUdining dining.iastate.edu Welcome to Campus Living! housing.iastate.edu Meet New Friends @ISUdor Get Involved Hang Out Students who live on campus have higher GPAs, report being more involved and are more likely to graduate from Iowa State than their peers who live off campus. Looking for ways to get involved at Iowa State? Ask your CA or Hall Director! 2 | IOWA STATE DAILY GRIDIRON | Sept. 13, 2013 TABLE OF CONTENTS THEN & NOW Take a look into the past as Iowa State honors the memory of Jack Trice by wearing throwback uniforms 4 during the Cy-Hawk showdown. FEATURED ATHLETE Curious who in the world Justin Coleman is? See page 6 to get a glance at his first career catch as a Cyclone and learn about how he 6 ended up on Iowa State’s football team. GRIDIRON PICKS Four sports editors of the Iowa State Daily take their pick at a few of the week’s biggest games. This week we 7 feature GSB President Spencer Hughes. Q&A WITH JAKE KNOTT Gridiron editor and football writer Dean Berhow-Goll goes in depth with current Philadelphia Eagle and former 8 All-Big 12 linebacker Jake Knott. KICKING IT In 2007, Iowa State won the Cy-Hawk game by way of five field goals from the boot of Bret Culbertson. Read about how Iowa State’s program has 10 changed since then. DIY STYLE Tired of wearing the same old shirt on game day? See page 14 to get some trendy new ideas on how to 14 transform that tired T-shirt. QUICK FACTS Know your facts as a fan using some notes and information about the Iowa Hawkeyes’ program, including head coach Kirk Ferentz. Photo above / Cover photo: Hayley Hochstetler/Iowa State Daily 15 THAT WAS THEN WAS THAT JACK TRICE Jack Trice was the first black athlete ever to play for Iowa State when he took the field as part of the team Oct. 5, 1923. In that game against Minnesota, the first of Trice’s career, he suf- fered a broken collarbone in the first half. After continuing to play, Trice was trampled in the third quarter. Trice died three days after that game, and more than 4,000 students and faculty gathered at a funeral on Central Campus. Cyclone Stadium was re- named Jack Trice Stadium in 1997. It is the only stadium in Division I-A to be named after an African-American. 4 | IOWA STATE DAILY GRIDIRON | Sept. 13, 2013 Courtesy of Parks Library Special Collections (3) Prior to his first game, while in his hotel room, Trice wrote a letter to himself: “My thoughts just before the first real college game of my life: The honor of my race, family and self is at stake. Everyone is expecting me to do big things. I will. My whole body and soul are to be thrown recklessly about the field tomorrow. Every time the ball is snapped, I will be try- ing to do more than my part. On all defensive plays I must break thru the opponents’ line and stop the play in their terri tory. Beware of mass interference. Fight low, with your eyes open and toward the play. Watch out for crossbucks and reverse end runs. Be on your toes every min- ute if you expect to make good.” THIS IS NOW JACK TRICE Clockwise from bottom: ISU athletic department | Hayley Hochstetler (2)/Iowa State Daily Sept. 13, 2013 | IOWA STATE DAILY GRIDIRON | 5 JUSTIN COLEMAN FEATURED ATHLETE A football player who saw his former program, in Nebraska- Omaha, dissolve in March 2011, Justin Coleman found his way onto the Cyclones’ roster in an interesting way. He was offered a walk-on position and after a visit to a spring practice and the spring game in 2011, Coleman decided to come to Iowa State and try to earn a scholarship the hard way by making an impression on the coaches in practice. Then, on Aug. 4, 2013, Coleman was awarded a scholar- ship by head coach Paul Rhoads on the eve of Iowa State’s fall camp. Then, in Coleman’s first game as a Cyclone, he took his first career catch and saw noth- ing but green — he ran 59 yards for the score. Coleman led the Cyclones in receiving against UNI with four catches for 104 yards. Not a bad start. F BREAKING DOWN THE PISTOL OFFENSE C C Iowa State brought throw,” said ISU running- in offensive line coach back Jeff Woody. “Here, Chris Klenakis, and with you have the option to $ him the vaunted pistol catch and throw, but you offense. Much like the of- also have the option to WSM fense Chip Kelly and the hand it off or run straight Eagles used against the downhill. It combines the E N T E Redskins in the first week best of the I-formation of the NFL season, the pis- and the best of the shot- tol gives the quarterback gun offense.” X LG CTGY the ability to read the de- Here, Woody draws Z fense right from the snap up a typical ISU play. The H Q without tipping where the quarterback reads the de- play is going. fensive end (E) whether RB “What the pistol does to hand it off and then the is it allows the quarter- cornerback ($) whether to Mandy Kallemeyn/Iowa State Daily back to see like he’s in the pass to the wide receiver In the pistol, the quarterback reads the defensive end to the left marked (E), whether to hand the ball to his running shotgun and to catch and (H) for a bubble screen. back. He also has the option to read the cornerback, marked ($), whether to throw a bubble screen to the receiver (H). 8 | IOWA STATE DAILY GRIDIRON | Sept. 13, 2013 Jonathan Krueger/Iowa State Daily GRIDIRAlabama vs.N PICKS Vanderbilt vs. Iowa vs. Iowa State Texas A&M Nebraska vs. UCLA Ole Miss vs. Texas Maryland vs. UConn South Carolina Texas Tech vs. TCU Alex Halsted, Iowa State — The Alabama — Roll Tide. Nebraska — The Ole Miss — I badly Maryland — The Terps South Carolina — TCU — Iowa State saw sports editor Cyclones had a bye to Johnny Football won’t Cornhuskers enact wanted to go against have some awesome They let me down last Boykin firsthand last (8-6) prepare and are at home. do enough to upset revenge against the the grain, but Texas uniforms, and UConn week, but I’ll give them season. I think he fills Rhoads wins a lollipop... the defending champs. Bruins after losing the looked like a mess last just doesn’t impress another shot against in nicely in this game. er, Cy-Hawk trophy. matchup last year. week against BYU. me very much. Vandy. Dean Iowa State — Iowa is Alabama — I think this UCLA — Too much Ole Miss — Mack Maryland — I just hope South Carolina — TCU — Boykin is a Berhow-Goll, favored for the 13th could get ugly. And by love for Mr. Wooden’s Brown’s seat is hotter Maryland wears some Vanderbilt has some very, very talented asst. sports straight year, but I think ugly, I mean Johnny college to not pick them than my old Bergman sort of turtle-shell, state- program momentum and quarterback. Iowa editor, special Rhoads has his guys Football giving Saban against the flattest state dorm in August. One- flag, circus-tent jersey I — Oh, wait Clowney is State will find out sections (8-6) ready to win. the money dance. in the country. upped, Spencer. this time. on the other team. in a few weeks. Dylan Montz, Iowa State — The bye Alabama — I have Nebraska — The Ole Miss — Too many Maryland — The Terps South Carolina — The TCU — The Horned assistant week came at a nice a hard time picking Huskers have a 4-1 distractions for this won two games Gamecocks will come Frogs are 16-1 in their sports editor time for ISU and the against the defending advantage in Lincoln Longhorns team will convincingly to begin back to Columbia and last 17 conference (10-4) Cyclones make it three in champs. Bama handles against the Bruins. I like lead the Rebels to a win the year. They will have take out their frustration road games. Won’t bet a row against Iowa. Johnny Football. Nebraska at home. in this one. no trouble with UConn. of the Georgia game. against those results. Maddy Iowa State — As long as Alabama — The Tide Nebraska — It’ll be a Ole Miss - Texas is a Maryland — Maryland South Carolina — TCU — Tech has some Arnold, the ISU defense holds won’t let a repeat of last shootout. This is a tough mess after giving up 550 won big in its first two The Gamecocks had a big wins this season assistant off Weisman I think the season’s game happen one but I think the yards rushing to BYU games and UConn lost difficult loss last week to but TCU is its first big sports editor Cyclones can get their again, even if it’s in Huskers want revenge and firing its defensive to Towson.
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