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Former Auburn quaterback Hank Brown has reportedly committed to play for Iowa and will sign with the Hawkeyes.

Brown, a redshirt freshman from Nashville, Tenn., has played in five games with two starts.

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makersmark1•13 months
Iowa probably has a decent offensive line. It could work.
They typically emphasize great defense and ball control.
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ManBearSharkReb•13 months
No difference between conferences though
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Fan1958•13 months
The guy who "couldn't wait to show Arkansas what he's got." lol. What he got was picked three times.
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DesScorp•13 months
"Culture of Consistency", i.e. it's not a chaotic mess like Auburn. Can't blame him.
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Placekicker•13 months
Good luck, Hank! Go show out!
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