Now that Josh Freeman is gone, Kansas State coach Bill Snyder is looking for a quarterback — his quarterback — to guide the Wildcats’ offense.
Based on history, we know Snyder is fond of athletic and mobile quarterbacks.
And if he’d been the K-State coach maybe a year earlier, Rockhurst High’s Nathan Scheelhaase might have been a possible solution. Instead, the Kansas City standout remains committed to Illinois, to which he pledged during the summer.
“I’m rock solid,” he said Wednesday.
Scheelhaase’s father, Nate Creer, was the the defensive MVP at Iowa in 1985 — when Snyder was the Hawkeyes’ offensive coordinator.
“I haven’t talked to them at all,” Scheelhaase said. “I know (Snyder) talked to my father, and I think they were trying to get me up there for a visit.”