Jayhawks add Miami WR transfer Nick Harwell
Kansas may be coming off a 1-11 season, but there is plenty to like about what KU's offense will trot out onto the field when they open the season September 7th against South Dakota. Much of that optimism is based on quarterback Jake Heaps, yes, but KU may have picked up another important piece with the announcement that Miami (OH) wide receiver Nick Harwell will transfer to...
Heaps Ready To Lead Kansas Back
When Jake Heaps transferred to Kansas from BYU, he knew he’d have to sit out the required year and be relegated to the scout team, but with Spring Football beginning, the highly touted quarterback knows, it’s finally his time to shine.
Via kansas.scout.com
March 06, 2013
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Will BYU QB commit Billy Green be Jake Heaps 2.0?
The Brigham Young Cougars recently received a commitment from quarterback Billy Green. He plays for King’s High School in Shoreline, Washington. Green also receives training from the Barton camp; the same camp former BYU quarterback Jake Heaps attended. Speaking of the recruiting process, Green was quoted by Brandon Gurney on DeseretNews.com as saying, “BYU coaches let me know...
For Heaps, Kansas felt right
On Dec. 5, when Jake Heaps announced his intention to transfer from Brigham Young University in pursuit of a new opportunity, he didn't expect to be boarding a plane for Kansas less than two weeks later.
Via kansas.scout.com
December 28, 2011
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BYU football: Kansas should fit Jake Heaps’ needs well, Bronco Mendenhall says
BYU football: Kansas should fit Jake Heaps’ needs well, Bronco Mendenhall says
By Jay Drew
The Salt Lake Tribune
Published Dec 23, 2011 05:15PM MDT
Provo • Sophomore quarterback Jake Heaps has declined to talk publicly about why he is transferring from BYU to Kansas until after the holiday break, but Cougars coach Bronco Mendenhall discussed the matter after practice on...
Via Salt Lake Tribune
December 23, 2011
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Poll Results: Do you agree with Jake Heaps' decision to transfer?
A solid 80% of voters do not agree with Jake Heaps' decision to leave the Brigham Young Cougars football team and transfer to another school. Normally I wait until after the poll closes to voice my opinion, but this time I stated my disagreement with the decision in a piece written last week. In short, I don't agree because the road to success looks a lot harder by transferring...
Former BYU Starting QB Jake Heaps To Transfer…to WSU?
Northwest sports blogger Jason Green reports on the news that Seattle native and former Skyline High School star QB Jake Heaps has recently announced he will transfer from BYU. Now that Heaps is transferring the next question is where will he go? The WSU Cougars may be high on Connor Halliday, but Mike Leach might like Jake Heaps on the roster too.
The Numbers Don’t Do Jake Heaps Justice
Brigham Young Cougars quarterback Jake Heaps’s stat line against the New Mexico State Aggies wasn’t flashy. Nevertheless, Heaps should get credit for playing a good game. Heaps finished the game with this stat line: 21-36 (58.3%), 238 yards, 4 TD, 1 Int., 145.0 Pass Eff. Typically, a quarterback should complete a minimum of 60% of his passes, average at least 8.0 yards per attempt...
BYU 42, New Mexico St. 7
Jake Heaps overcame an early interception and tossed four touchdown passes, including a pair to Ross Apo, as Brigham Young beat New Mexico State 42-7 Saturday night.
The win was the second straight for BYU (8-3) over a Western Athletic Conference opponent.
Heaps made his first start since Sept. 30, when he was benched after the Cougars fell behind instate rival Utah State. Replacement...
Via AP on Fox
November 20, 2011
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BYU QB Jake Heaps Goes Retro
Saturday against the Idaho Vandals, Brigham Young Cougars quarterback Jake Heaps finally played the way everyone expected him to play in 2011. Heaps’ play also had a retro look to it. One year before (November 6, 2010), Heaps led BYU to a big win over UNLV (55-7). In the win over the Vandals, Heaps led BYU to a victory that followed the same course as this win over the Rebels...
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