Podcast appearances and mentions of ken o'keefe

Don Patterson and Ken O'Keefe join the show.

On this episode of the Coach and Coordinator podcast, Keith Grabowski continues the Quarterback Evaluation series with University of Iowa quarterbacks coach Ken O’Keefe, discussing quarterback decision making and footwork. This episode focuses on evaluating and developing a quarterback’s footwork. Coach O’Keefe shares unique drills of progression to help develop this skill. :00 Coaches Notes 04:44 Speed to the launch point 07:35 Agile bags 11:20 Pop ups 14:10 Balance feet 15:05 Drop progression 1. Five-step drop 2. In place 3. Half-speed 4. Full-speed 23:37 Throwing position 25:42 Adding receivers 27:10 Ball location 27:42 Making the read 28:22 7-on-7 30:10 Jog through with detail Related Content: https://exit.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fblogs.usafootball.com%2Fblog%2F7079%2Fpodcast-leadership-of-the-quarterback-iowa-qb-coach-ken-o-keefe https://exit.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fblogs.usafootball.com%2Fblog%2F5790%2Fpodcast-coach-and-coordinator-best-of-quarterback-development-3-19-18 Check out our systems for skill development in blocking, defeating blocks and tackling at footballdevelopment.com Follow us daily on Twitter for content and interaction @FBDevCoach Check out X's and O's analysis at USA Football Blogs blogs.usafootball.com Related Content: https://blogs.usafootball.com/blog/7079/podcast-leadership-of-the-quarterback-iowa-qb-coach-ken-o-keefe https://blogs.usafootball.com/blog/5790/podcast-coach-and-coordinator-best-of-quarterback-development-3-19-18 Check out our systems for skill development in blocking, defeating blocks and tackling at footballdevelopment.com Follow us daily on Twitter for content and interaction @FBDevCoach Check out X's and O's analysis at USA Football Blogs blogs.usafootball.com

On this episode of the Coach and Coordinator podcast, Keith Grabowski is joined again by University of Iowa quarterbacks coach Ken O’Keefe for a two-part episode series discussing quarterback decision making and footwork. This first part is on the evaluation and development of a quarterback. Grabowski and Coach O’Keefe discuss decision making and how they evaluate this skill. 01:14 Reflection of Ohio Glazier Clinic 04:02 How Coach O’Keefe breaks down evaluating decision making • Competitor • Decision Maker • Measuring production vs. potential 06:00 Passing percentage 07:30 Touchdown-to-interception ratio 08:40 Explosive plays 09:35 Feet 10:12 Release time 10:50 Arm strength 23:12 Timing and progression 29:03 Progression of teaching the pass game Related Content: https://blogs.usafootball.com/blog/7079/podcast-leadership-of-the-quarterback-iowa-qb-coach-ken-o-keefe https://blogs.usafootball.com/blog/5790/podcast-coach-and-coordinator-best-of-quarterback-development-3-19-18 Check out our systems for skill development in blocking, defeating blocks and tackling at footballdevelopment.com Follow us daily on Twitter for content and interaction @FBDevCoach Check out X's and O's analysis at USA Football Blogs blogs.usafootball.com

Check out this extended cut of our interview with world activist Ken O'Keefe. To hear the entire episode please check out the Tin Foil Hat patreon at Patreon.com/TinFoilHat. Thank you for listening.

All-time Hawkeye receptions leader Kevonte Martin-Manley (@KMM_11) joins us to discuss his historic back-to-back punt returns for TDs, his path to Iowa through Coach Campbell, the transition from Ken O'Keefe to Greg Davis as a play caller, and his favorite memories as a Hawkeye. KMM then tells us why Mike Daniels (@Mike_Daniels76) was his craziest teammate, how he liked beating Prater (@ShaunPraterRE) in practice because Shaun talked a lot of junk, and why Purdue (of all places!) was his least favorite place to play! Lastly, Kevonte discusses TwoStarClothing.com, the company he owns which was founded with Cowboys LB Anthony Hitchens (@AnthonyHitchens), and the TwoStar mentality about how to #EARNTHE5TH! Other segments include Cheers! featuring All-America Voters, the Thorpe Award joins the Butkus Award in the Pink Locker, & Love It or Leave It! featuring the Pinstripe Bowl and Iowa Fan Attendance....

Land of Ten's Scott Dochterman and I talked a little about a lot of things on the podcast today. First topic: The first round of the NFL draft starts Thursday. Neither Scott nor I will be on super-high alert that a Hawkeye will go in the first round, but you never know. Friday is second and third rounds. I expect at least two if not three Hawkeyes to go Friday. Does it feel like CB Desmond King has had the world's longest draft evaluation? Since the day he said he was returning to Iowa City for his senior year it's felt like he's been under heavy scrutiny. And he probably has, that's how this all works. I still think he's the first Hawkeye taken this weekend. Now, DT Jaleel Johnson or TE George Kittle? Johnson had a fantastic senior season and has the body and power that will get him an NFL paycheck for a long, long time. Case-by-case, depends on need, best athlete available and all of that, but Johnson should fit into the second or third round. I've not seen too many Hawkeyes rocket out of the Combine like Kittle did. If nothing else, his 4.51 40 and 11-foot broad jump forced NFL personnel people to do their homework on him. Yes, the first chapter probably was the mid-foot sprain he suffered this year and how that bit into his production, but then you go a little deeper and find cut-up after cut-up of Kittle's blocking prowess. And now he's in a great position, better than I would've predicted when the season ended. We went from the draft to the Hawkeyes' spring football. Quick points here: 1) We don't know where the alchemy is going to happen with the passing game. We acknowledge Iowa can still be successful here, but it's going to look unconventional (read really tight end-y) and, yeah, it also might not work. 2) Spring was set up for Nathan Stanley to take what had to have been a "leader in the clubhouse" status and build confidence and distance as the No. 1 over Tyler Wiegers. That didn't happen. At least going off everything Brian Ferentz, Ken O'Keefe and Kirk Ferentz told us, that didn't happen. We can only go off what they tell us, right? And then we saw the spring game. Touch, accuracy, it wasn't there for either QB. Then again, those plays and personnel groups looked a lot like last year's. Maybe there's another layer of going on here and we just haven't seen their best. 3) Jake Gervase is certainly another body at safety and he slings in on a web -- kind of like Spiderman -- just in the nick of time. The more bodies the merrier here. I see Gervase and Miles Taylor as starters with Amani Hooker, Noah Clayberg, Joe Argo and incoming freshmen Djimon Colbert, Camron Harrell and Geno Stone lending depth/competition. I think that's enough to find a good core of three. 3) Defensive tackle will be a hot spot. Lots of inexperience. It worries me senior Nathan Bazata was still out this spring. Everyone expects him back and, hey, he's a senior and coaches know what he can do. Still, his 2016 ended in injury, I'm sure he'd like to be up and running. 4) Man, Iowa has a lot of young linebackers. We opened, just a little, the Bo Bower vs. Amani Jones can o' worms. Why not? It's still April, right? 5) Iowa's offense will run through the O-line and Akrum Wadley, as it should. 6) We think two freshmen corners have to play. 7) Shoot, we forgot to talk about kicker and punter. We touched on the Jane Meyer trial in Des Moines. I've used this metaphor a lot lately, but let's say Iowa AD Gary Barta is a butcher going to work with a freshly whitened smock. He was on the stand for something like 11 hours. His smock at this point looks like it was used to clean the slaughterhouse floor. Everyone comes away from this unclean. I don't like that during athletes' exit interviews 27 cases of verbal abuse and 28 cases of mental abuse were mentioned and not investigated because they were anonymous. I'd like to think major college athletics can do better.

Hawkeyes Mic Podcast - Winter Weekly Wrap with John Patchett and Tyler Tjelmeland: updates, commentary, and stats on Iowa Football, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, and Wrestling - featuring Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterbacks Coach Ken O'Keefe, Head Men's Basketball Coach Fran McCaffery, Head Women's Basketball Coach Lisa Bluder, Head Wrestling Coach Tom Brands, and wrestlers Thomas Gilman and Phillip Laux. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Podcast

Hawkeyes Mic Podcast - Winter Weekly Wrap with John Patchett and Tyler Tjelmeland: updates, commentary, and stats on Iowa Football, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, and Wrestling - featuring Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterbacks Coach Ken O'Keefe, Head Men's Basketball Coach Fran McCaffery, Head Women's Basketball Coach Lisa Bluder, Head Wrestling Coach Tom Brands, and wrestlers Thomas Gilman and Phillip Laux. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Podcast

It's been awhile since Land of Ten's Scott Dochterman and I did one of these #oniowapods, so we covered a ton of ground. We started with Iowa's coaching moves, rewinding to Ken O'Keefe's hiring as QB coach on Feb. 3 and then fast forwarding to yesterday when Kirk Ferentz rounded out his staff with OL coach Tim Polasek and WR coach Kelton Copeland. Will Kirk Ferentz and first-year OC Brian Ferentz mine Polasek for some ideas on the run game? Probably. It's probably a lot of the reason Polasek got the job, despite not having a ton of experience coaching offensive lines. Or, really, no formal experience, at least on his resume. Scott brought up the fact that Copeland played for Jerry Kill at Emporia State. Does he take a chunk of the special teams? The NCAA votes on the 10th assistant coach in April. It probably happens. Where does Iowa go with that? We touched on that. We talked salaries for the coaching hires (ranging from $540K for O'Keefe to $225K for Copeland). Hey, we talked recruiting and some of the stories we liked best from Iowa's 2017 class. We took your #oniowapod questions from Twitter. They ranged from how many Busch Lights did Hawkeyes fans consume upon hearing former OC Greg Davis retired (this did give me one more chance to give my "it wasn't just Davis" rap that you're all tired of hearing) to an over/under on TD pass for probable new QB Nathan Stanley. The number was 14. I said 17 and then promptly talked myself out of it. You've seen the 2017 schedule, right? Lots of footballin' and one hoops question at the end. Thank you for listening.

Hawkeyes Mic Podcast - Winter Weekly Wrap with John Patchett and Tyler Tjelmeland: updates, commentary, and stats on Iowa Football, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball, and Wrestling - featuring Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz, Quarterbacks Coach Ken O'Keefe, Head Men's Basketball Coach Fran McCaffery, Head Women's Basketball Coach Lisa Bluder, Head Wrestling Coach Tom Brands, and wrestlers Thomas GIlman and Phillip Laux. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Podcast

Dave and Brett talk a lot of hoops, some RPI banter and Tom Kakert stops by to talk Ken O'Keefe and more.

With the 2017 national signing day in the rear-view mirror, Brian and Zach get together to discuss the 2017 Hawkeye recruiting class. Brian and Zach discuss the impact of A.J. Epenesa (the clear headliner of the class), analyze and break down their personal favorite signees, and project potential sleepers from the class. They also debate the other big topic of the week - the (re)hiring of Ken O'Keefe as the new QB coach. It looks as though what is old is new again in Iowa City. You will also hear live score updates from Iowa's 81-70 basketball victory over the Cornhuskers. Last, but certainly not least, with a hat tip to the Go Iowa Awesome guys, Brian and Zach give their thoughts on this year's WWE Royal Rumble pay-per-view!   You can download and subscribe to the Hawkeye 4DT Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Pocket Casts and all of your favorite podcast services. You can connect with Brian and Zach on Twitter (@Hawkeye4DT) and Facebook (@Hawkeye4DT).

Danish engineer-turned activist, researcher and whistle-blower Frank Rasmussen joins us for this volume. We start off discussing the programme for the Open Mind Conference happening in Copenhagen in September, of which Frank is a representative. The speaker roster includes Ken O'Keefe, upcoming Good Vibrations guest Ole Dammegard, Johan Oldenkamp, Lone Vitus, Frank himself, this podcast's host Mark Devlin, and Judyth Vary Baker. Judyth is a particularly interesting name, having been a former girlfriend of Lee Harvey Oswald. She will be shedding an insider's light on the real story of the JFK assassination, as well as talking about how the contemporary epidemic of cancer was an engineered plot in line with the mass introduction of the polio vaccine.We go on to cover Frank's specialist subject area - the global chemtrail/ geo-engineering programme. Frank reveals some new findings regarding the likely cause of the blanket white-outs in our skies that continue to modify the weather against our will and block out sunlight. This is related to the consistency of the fuel that is now being routinely burned by commercial airliners going about their regular business, he states. This is not to say that there is not a concerted military operation with planes deliberately spraying chemical cocktails too. But if the commercial fuel issue is viewed as a pollution problem, rather than a 'conspiracy' as such, this offers new scope for at least this aspect of the problem to be dealt with on an official level.

The Zionist state of Israel's genocide against the people of Palestine is the discussion subject for this edition, which sees Mark Devlin chatting in London with well-known activists and humanitarians Max Igan and Ken O'Keefe. Max starts off by giving his views on the latest Israeil incursion, and the awareness of the true Zionist agenda that it generated around the world. Max and Ken tunneled into Gaza from Egypt in 2012 after that year's incursion by Israel, getting detained by Hamas when trying to leave. Max recounts what that situation was like, including enjoying tea and biscuits with his Hamas interrogators before being driven back to Cairo, all from an organisation constantly portrayed by Israel as bloodthirsty terrorists. He goes on to give his take on the recent 'beheading' video reportedly released by ISIS/ ISIL in Iraq, and how it ties into the globalists' grand plan.Ken similarly reflects on the likely legacy of the latest Israeli attacks, and goes on to recount his part in the flotilla raid of 2010, in which Israeli soldiers boarded the group of boats sailing from Cyprus to bring supplies to Gaza. The situation turned bloody and Ken personally disarmed two marines, spending time in an Israeli jail as a result. Ken backtracks to explain what caused him to leave the US military after a tour of duty in the 1991 Gulf War, his renunciation of his US citizenship, and what caused him to become a full-time activist.

The Zionist state of Israel's genocide against the people of Palestine is the discussion subject for this edition, which sees Mark Devlin chatting in London with well-known activists and humanitarians Max Igan and Ken O'Keefe. Max starts off by giving his views on the latest Israeil incursion, and the awareness of the true Zionist agenda that it generated around the world. Max and Ken tunneled into Gaza from Egypt in 2012 after that year's incursion by Israel, getting detained by Hamas when trying to leave. Max recounts what that situation was like, including enjoying tea and biscuits with his Hamas interrogators before being driven back to Cairo, all from an organisation constantly portrayed by Israel as bloodthirsty terrorists. He goes on to give his take on the recent 'beheading' video reportedly released by ISIS/ ISIL in Iraq, and how it ties into the globalists' grand plan.Ken similarly reflects on the likely legacy of the latest Israeli attacks, and goes on to recount his part in the flotilla raid of 2010, in which Israeli soldiers boarded the group of boats sailing from Cyprus to bring supplies to Gaza. The situation turned bloody and Ken personally disarmed two marines, spending time in an Israeli jail as a result. Ken backtracks to explain what caused him to leave the US military after a tour of duty in the 1991 Gulf War, his renunciation of his US citizenship, and what caused him to become a full-time activist.

Part 2 of a look back at the 2010 season and ahead at 2011, a recruiting update, and a preview of Iowa vs. Missouri in the Insight Bowl. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.

Part 1 of a look back at the 2010 season and ahead at 2011, a recruiting update, and a preview of Iowa vs. Missouri in the Insight Bowl. HawkeyesMic.com University of Iowa Hawkeyes Football podcast.