This Kiel, standing 6-foot-4, was poised in the pocket and methodically picked the Cubs apart. East's first score came on a 28-yard pass to Shane Henderson less than three minutes into the game, and the pair hooked up again six minutes later on a 14-yard scoring pass.
Kiel hit Jackson Renshaw for a 33-yard touchdown and Henderson once more, this time for 40 yards, to give the Olympians a 27-0 halftime lead. Kiel added one more score in the third quarter when he found Renshaw for a 1-yard pass.
Overall, Kiel was 18-for-21 passing for 275 yards and five touchdowns. His only mistake came late in the second quarter when he overthrew a receiver and Madison's Zach Zehren, ironically his opposite number, picked off the pass.
"He's going to be good. He's got a lot of talent," Leasor said of Kiel. "He's very smart and I'm sure he's the kind of guy you would love to coach."
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