Articles Tagged: Cade McNamara

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara answered questions about the Hawkeyes’ game at No. 3 Ohio State this week and his experience playing the Buckeyes while at Michigan.

Iowa offensive coordinator Tim Lester, “against the popular opinion,” believes Cade McNamara’s performance against Minnesota “was one of his best games.”

Cade McNamara’s subpar showing against Iowa State did not seem to sway head coach Kirk Ferentz’s position on McNamara being the Hawkeyes’ starting quarterback over Brendan Sullivan.

After Cade McNamara’s resurgence in the second half against Illinois State, CBS color commentator Gary Danielson explains why Iowa might have a “pretty special team.”

Brian Allen and Aaron Graves were among the defensive linemen who showed significant strides in the Hawkeyes’ first game of the 2024 schedule.

Tim Lester made some Hawkeye history in his first game as Iowa’s offensive coordinator.

Sixth-year quarterback Cade McNamara had his best day in a long time, with three second-half touchdown passes in Iowa’s 40-0 rout of Illinois State

Iowa football’s Week 1 depth chart lists Cade McNamara as the starting quarterback after McNamara competed with Northwestern transfer Brendan Sullivan in fall camp.

After back-to-back years with season-ending injuries, Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara wants to “to play like me” again in 2024.

Cade McNamara would be Iowa football’s starting quarterback “if we were playing tomorrow,” head coach Kirk Ferentz told reporters on Thursday.

Cade McNamara and Brendan Sullivan “have been battling” at Iowa’s quarterback position, offensive coordinator Tim Lester said Big Ten Network’s annual training camp show.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara participated in 11-on-11 drills for the first time in an open practice since last year’s season-ending injury. (His participation in Iowa’s spring practice did not include any 11-on-11 work.) Here is a look at how he did.

Cade McNamara clearly struggled during Saturday’s open practice, but there were reasons for optimism elsewhere on the offense.

Iowa football will be turning the figurative switch from offseason mode to preseason mode with the start of fall camp this week. Here are three questions for the Hawkeyes as they prepare for the 2024 season.

Cade McNamara is Iowa’s definitive starting quarterback at this point in the offseason, but Kirk Ferentz expects to have “three guys competing” during fall camp.