What was Kurt Warner like in college?
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 2:44 pm
I was thinking about this recently so I emailed the University of Northern Iowa and asked if anyone there could put me in touch with one of Warner's former teammates.
Yesterday, Matt Harken called.
Harken was a tight end at Northern Iowa, a popular target during Warner's senior season. I asked if he thought Warner had changed much over the years. Harken didn't hesitate. Absolutely not, he said.
"You see the same fiery competitiveness," Harken said. "The same accuracy throwing the football."
Warner's collegiate career mirrored his professional career. He had to wait for an opportunity.
"He didn't start until his senior season," said Harken, who today works as Northern Iowa's director of football operations. "There was already a guy in front of him. He was a three-year starter, and we were winning a ton of games, so it's hard to bench that guy. Even though Kurt had a great arm, you can't bench a winner. Kurt had to wait his turn."
Warner was the Gateway Conference Offensive Player of the Year as a senior. He led the conference in total offense and passing efficiency, passing for more than 300 yards four times.
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Yesterday, Matt Harken called.
Harken was a tight end at Northern Iowa, a popular target during Warner's senior season. I asked if he thought Warner had changed much over the years. Harken didn't hesitate. Absolutely not, he said.
"You see the same fiery competitiveness," Harken said. "The same accuracy throwing the football."
Warner's collegiate career mirrored his professional career. He had to wait for an opportunity.
"He didn't start until his senior season," said Harken, who today works as Northern Iowa's director of football operations. "There was already a guy in front of him. He was a three-year starter, and we were winning a ton of games, so it's hard to bench that guy. Even though Kurt had a great arm, you can't bench a winner. Kurt had to wait his turn."
Warner was the Gateway Conference Offensive Player of the Year as a senior. He led the conference in total offense and passing efficiency, passing for more than 300 yards four times.
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