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Welcome into the Northwest Bank Studios for the final daily clone of SciHawk Week.

And today we're going to talk quarterback over in Iowa City.

Mark Grinowski won the FCS player of the year,

two national championships, 50 games as a starting quarterback at South Dakota State, but for

whatever reason, he said he was nervous against Albany. He finished with just 44 or passing yards.

Even with the bad first showing in Iowa City,

Matt Campbell is way more focused on his entire body of work. Most importantly, there's a great

respect for anybody that wins at the level that he's won. And I think he's tough. I think he's

really physical. I think he's gritty. And again, a guy that's got

championship pedigree, and that's what he has. And so, you know, I just have the utmost respect

for what I saw at South Dakota State, how he led his football team there. Hard read on Saturday

in terms of what we're watching. But you saw a guy that just kept getting better and better and better throughout the football game.

And obviously, he's got great components around them.

You know, he's got a tremendous offensive line, great running back room, great tight end room.

Man, I think the evolution of their receiver room, I think they're, you know, they're a completely different team than they were two years ago. You know, they're a team that really fits his skill set and allows them to be multiple. And certainly, I think you're going to see that and continue to see that evolve and grow. As for the players, it's about the same. They are basing their prep off of his time in the FCS. It's hard only seen one game, but I mean, you look at this quarterback back at SDSU and, you know, guys are proven winner. Great quarterback. So just it's really preparing the same as we do every game. Obviously going into K State, we don't have any film that was new either. So it's just, you know, same stuff we've been doing. Keep that same routine as we prepare for this team.

As Matt Campbell enters his ninth Sihawk game, he reflects on how his perspective of the rivalry

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