According to Adam Rittenberg of ESPN, Mouser will earn the promotion after his eighth year with the Cyclones.

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Mouser has been part of Iowa State’s coaching staff for almost a decade. He began his coaching career under current Cyclones head coach Matt Campbell at Toledo in 2015 as a graduate assistant.

Mouser followed Campbell to Iowa State when the latter became head coach in 2016. Mouser remained as a graduate assistant before becoming assistant director of scouting in 2017-18.

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The Chandler, Arizona, native earned one of his first promotions in 2019 when Mouser moved into a senior quality control coach on offense for two seasons. He then coached Cyclones tight ends from 2021-22.

Prior to last season, Mouser received a promotion to assistant head coach. He’s been part of Cyclones teams that’ve advanced to bowl games in seven of the past eight years.

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