Hi @Todd_Gaddis, welcome to the forum - and thanks @Marie for the mention.
Yes, a Flowsana If-Then Rule can definitely solve this. You’d just create a rule to move all new tasks in that project to the desired column, like this for example:
I just tested it and it works fine with repeating tasks. The only stipulation is that the rule will move ALL new tasks to the column you specify, not just new tasks created as a result of completing a repeating task. But I imagine that will be fine, since you probably do want the completed repeating task to appear in the same column as brand new tasks you add to the project, yes?