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Cyclone coach pleased with football team’s spring progress

April 13, 2015 By Todd Kimm

Paul Rhoads (file photo)

Paul Rhoads (file photo)

The Iowa State football team wrapped up spring drills over the weekend and coach Paul Rhoads likes the progress his team made.

“The growth of this team internally from a competitive standpoint, from a cohesion standpoint, maybe exceeded expectations of where I wanted to get to by April 11th,” Rhoads says.

Rhoads says there is still a long ways to go on both sides of the football as he says it’s hard to judge the team by the spring game, because they aren’t allowed to do a lot of things and that makes it hard to find consistent success.

The Cyclones open next season at home on September fifth against UNI.

 

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