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Notre Dame Football: Jack Coan Spring Highlights

Spring highlights from Notre Dame quarterback Jack Coan

Notre Dame wrapped up its spring session this weekend, and grad transfer quarterback Jack Coan impressed. Here are highlights from Coan's spring performance, from the first practice to the Blue-Gold Game.

Coan completed 18-32 passes in the Blue-Gold Game, passing for 197 yards. He was picked off in the second quarter and had three passes dropped by receivers. Coan impressed with his timing and anticipation, which was especially good to see considering how little time he has spent in the offense and with the Irish pass catchers.

Coan attacked down the field and showed good pocket mobility despite being under constant pressure. He downfield passing skills were on display throughout the spring, at least from what we could see from the short highlight clips.

The New York native started 14 games for Wisconsin, leading the Badgers to a 10-4 record. Coan passed for 2,727 yards and 18 touchdowns while completing 69.6% of his throws.

Note: Practice video courtesy of Fighting Irish Media

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