The highly rated head coach of the Iowa State football team, Matt Campbell, has unexpectedly announced that he will not be coming back for another season. Fans and players alike are taken aback by the news, which has many speculating about the program’s future.
Since taking over as head coach of the Cyclones in 2016, Campbell has played a major role in turning the squad into a formidable power in the Big 12 conference. Iowa State has had many accomplishments under his direction, including bowl game wins and national rankings.
Nevertheless, despite the program’s successes during his leadership, Campbell has made the decision to explore fresh prospects.
He highlighted the difficulties of his decision and thanked Iowa State in a message made public by the university. “I am incredibly grateful for the support of the Cyclone nation and the opportunity to lead this team,” Campbell said.
“But after much deliberation, I have decided that it is time for me to explore new challenges and opportunities in my coaching career.”
The Iowa State football community is left feeling empty by the news of Campbell’s departure because he leaves a history of quality and devotion.
The institution will now start looking for a new head coach to guide the team into the upcoming phase of its existence.
As supporters say Campbell farewell, they are excited to see what the cherished squad will accomplish in the upcoming era and are optimistic about Iowa State football’s future.