Todd Blythe hired as new WR Coach at UNI

[CyFan61]

I saw this one tweeted by Bret Meyer

Congrats to a former Cyclone and I'm excited to see him back in Ames for the UNI-ISU game in 2013!

 

[Clones21]

Would love to see him be a coach at ISU sometime in the future. UNI is a good place to start.

 

[tim_redd]

Is he going to teach players how to be 6'5"?

 

[Clones21]

Is he going to teach players how to be 6'5"?

Blythe was one of the best at adjusting his body in mid air. He has alot to teach young kids.

 

[BigSkyCy2]

Would love to see him be a coach at ISU sometime in the future. UNI is a good place to start.

It's not a start. He's been coaching at Simpson for a year or two.

 

[DistrictCyclone]

Awesome! In honor:

 

[Clones21]

It's not a start. He's been coaching at Simpson for a year or two.

Simpson is an okay gig, but nothing compared to UNI. I think it's obvious he's trying to work his way up to Iowa State and I think he will one day.

 

[zwclones51]

Simpson is an okay gig, but nothing compared to UNI. I think it's obvious he's trying to work his way up to Iowa State and I think he will one day.

No **** Sherlock?

 

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[Messi]

Blythe was a bit before my time. Some people have told me he was/is a tool others have said he is a really nice guy. Whos right? haha

 

[WhatchaGonnaDo]

Good for him. He was a real favorite of mine back in the day. Yes my back in the day in not that long ago

 

[bostrem00]

Good for him! Hopefully he ends up at ISU one day....Really got a raw deal towards the end of his time in Ames though....

 

[Bigman38]

Blythe was a bit before my time. Some people have told me he was/is a tool others have said he is a really nice guy. Whos right? haha

Can't speak about him personally but he was the best ISU receiver that I've seen play. Hopefully he is a good coach and ends up here soon.

 

[CyForPresident]

One of the most under utilized guys in ISU history. Second only to Ryan Kock. Sigh, the 2005 season was such a waste of talent.

 

[Al_4_State]

Ryan Kock was not underutilized.

The Mizzou game in '06 was a fluke, IMO. They hadn't prepared for him as an every down back, and there was just a crazy emotional thing going on with our team that day. We even got a call to go our way (there was obvious holding on the play, just not where it was called).

 

[Cyclonz]

Great to hear he's involved in football. UNI is a great place to get some coaching experience.

 

[Dopey]

Simpson is an okay gig, but nothing compared to UNI. I think it's obvious he's trying to work his way up to Iowa State and I think he will one day.

So you're saying he's trying to work his way up the coaching ladder? Interesting theory......

 

[Cycsk]

Blythe was a bit before my time. Some people have told me he was/is a tool others have said he is a really nice guy. Whos right? haha

I've also heard plenty of each.

 

[Daserop]

didn't he pretty much run fade routes all the time?

 

[CloneIce]

Ryan Kock was not underutilized.

The Mizzou game in '06 was a fluke, IMO. They hadn't prepared for him as an every down back, and there was just a crazy emotional thing going on with our team that day. We even got a call to go our way (there was obvious holding on the play, just not where it was called).

He had like 80 yards against Colorado the week before as an every down back though too.