“I think he’s much improved over even last fall, and last fall he was much improved over the 2019 season,” Spack said. “He’s done a great job with his physical fitness and training. He’s a whole different guy than when he came in. He’s leaned out and gotten much stronger and a step faster. He’s always been a good athlete. But he’s got another gear now."
With the NCAA’s transfer portal overflowing, Spack has not sought out a new quarterback.
“I don’t see a need right now,” said the ISU coach.
After Davis suffered a knee injury late in the 2019 season, Jefferson started all three ISU playoff games.