Articles Tagged: Cooper DeJean

Cooper DeJean, Jay Higgins and Sebastian Castro all told reporters on Monday they are undecided about whether to stay at Iowa or pursue the NFL.

It is time to add a few more portraits to Iowa football’s Tippie All-American Room.

Iowa defensive back Cooper DeJean and punter Tory Taylor are officially unanimous All-Americans.

Iowa defensive back Cooper DeJean and punter Tory Taylor have earned first-team All-America recognition from Sporting News. Iowa linebacker Jay Higgins is a second-team All-American.

Iowa punter Tory Taylor and defensive back Cooper DeJean can add “consensus All-American” to their resumes after earning first-team recognition from the Associated Press.

Iowa is the only school with three FWAA first-team All-Americans.

Iowa defensive back Cooper DeJean and punter Tory Taylor earned first-team All-America honors from the Walter Camp Football Foundation. Iowa linebacker Jay Higgins was a second-team All-American.

Iowa’s Jay Higgins, Cooper DeJean and Tory Taylor have earned Associated Press all-Big Ten first-team honors, the AP announced Wednesday morning. Sebastian Castro earned AP all-Big Ten second-team honors.

Cooper DeJean is the Big Ten Defensive Back of the Year and Return Specialist of the Year, and Tory Taylor is the conference’s Punter of the Year. Jay Higgins also was a first-team all-Big Ten honoree for Iowa.

Cooper DeJean is a Jim Thorpe Award finalist despite playing just 10 games. Tory Taylor is one of the three candidates for the Ray Guy Award.

Iowa cornerback Jermari Harris talked about Hawkeye secondary stepping up in Cooper DeJean’s absence and how DeJean is handling his season-ending injury.

All Iowa football conversations this week start with Cooper DeJean’s season-ending injury. That’s how this episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast begins with HawkeyeReport.com’s Tom Kakert before moving into how Iowa put itself in position to win the Big Ten West and an early look at its offseason roster questions.

Iowa will be without Cooper DeJean for the rest of the season after he suffered a lower-leg injury in practice.

You’re playing for a Big Ten West title, Iowa, and your offense is in desperate need some juice, starting with Saturday’s Rutgers game. Give Cooper DeJean the ball.

Watch portions of postgame press conferences with Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz, quarterback Deacon Hill and defensive back Cooper DeJean after the Hawkeyes’ 10-7 win over Northwestern on Saturday at Wrigley Field.