Quick side note: upon preparing to cover the game that year, I learned that DeJean was a wide receiver as a freshman and sophomore in high school. The offense was a run-first, run

Iowa star cornerback Cooper DeJean had a tough decision to make last year. Leave the comforts of college and the University of Iowa and take a chance on the NFL, or come back for his senior season with the Hawkeyes. DeJean opted for the NFL. That decision looks pretty good today as Cooper DeJean will play in the Super Bowl as a rookie.

Cooper DeJean is days away from playing in Super Bowl 59. Yet, it appears all anyone wants to ask him about is another Iowa native: Caitlin Clark.

Cooper DeJean and Caitlin Clark both left Iowa last year to start their careers in professional sports - but they will not be backing the same team at Super Bowl LIX

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