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Kirk Ferentz provides early outlook for availability of Cade McNamara, Erick All for spring practices
By Scott Green
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Michigan transfers Cade McNamara’s and Erick All’s health may be able to participate in Spring Practice for the Hawkeyes per coach Kirk Ferentz. Both joined Iowa this off-season via the transfer portal with some health concerns.
All entered the transfer portal on Dec. 5 after missing much of the 2022 season due to a season-ending injury. In 2021, All was an All-B1G honorable mention with 437 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns.
McNamara suffered an injury to his leg in Week 3 while in a quarterback battle with J.J McCarthy. In 2021, McNamara threw for 2,576 yards and 15 touchdowns leading the Wolverines to the College Football Playoff for the first time in program history.
Gotta feel good if you're an Iowa fan that Kirk Ferentz thinks QB Cade McNamara and TE Erick All will be good to go injury-wise this spring after surgeries this fall.
Tyler Barnes has a lot of confident world wrestling champion Ben Kueter will be able to juggle both sports.
— Chad Leistikow🆑 (@ChadLeistikow) December 21, 2022
McNamara is a multi-year starter and the first big-name quarterback to transfer to another school. Iowa’s offense this season was ranked 123rd nationally in scoring and desperately needs help in several key positions.
All has two years of eligibility remaining and he is expected to continue his career in the NFL.
Scott Green has been covering and following college football since 2017. After primarily covering the Georgia Bulldogs, Scott began to branch out and build relationships with other national media members. He played football and graduated from the LaGrange College in 2014. He currently is enlisted in the Georgia Army National Guard after deploying with them in 2019 to Afghanistan.