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Fans, media react to Erick All’s decision to follow Cade McNamara to Iowa via Twitter
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It’s official, Erick All is heading to Iowa. All announced that he’ll be going to Iowa from his Twitter account on Wednesday.
All played in three games for Michigan this season before missing the remainder of the 2022 season with an undisclosed injury.
As expected, social media reacted quite well to the news, especially on the Iowa side. All is now the second former Michigan captain to head to Iowa, along with QB Cade McNamara.
Iowa has become known around the country as “TE U” after producing great tight ends like George Kittle and T.J. Hockenson. Many fans on Twitter were pumped for what All will bring to the Hawkeye offense.
McNamara and All could be a very scary duo to go up against on game days. Here are some of the reactions to the news:
Luke Lachey and Erick All?
That’s a scary, scary combination for opposing defenses.
— David Eickholt (@DavidEickholt) December 14, 2022
TEU!
— Erica (@eriquita0115) December 14, 2022
YES!!!! This was the news I was looking for!
Welcome to the Hawkeye Family! pic.twitter.com/gd8xTHhKAi
— Corndog (@IowaBoy13) December 14, 2022
Iowa’s going 11-1 next year
— LK BAIRD (B1G CHA〽️PS 13-0) (@LukeBaird2016) December 14, 2022
It’s over! TEU is gonna be unstoppable
— C. Braden (@naptowncab15) December 14, 2022
Iowa TE coach Abdul Hodge has Addison Ostrenga, Erick All and Luke Lachey next year– along with a few others.
Gotta be one of the happiest people in Iowa. https://t.co/cXTn9Nvpxc
— David Eickholt (@DavidEickholt) December 14, 2022
TEU 🐤😉
— Hawkeye Football (@HawkeyeFootball) December 14, 2022
Two Michigan football captains have officially transferred to Iowa: QB Cade McNamara and TE Erick All.
— Alejandro Zúñiga (@ByAZuniga) December 14, 2022
Welcome to the Hawks 🖤💛
— ihateticketmaster (@Luebke_Tina) December 14, 2022
Man I hope you guys make it to Indy next year for a date with Michigan!
— The Wolverine Pulse (@WolverinePulse) December 14, 2022
Grant Bricker covers the B1G for Saturday Tradition. His previous stops include the Williamson Homepage and Nashville Post.