Articles Tagged: Drew Stevens

Drew Stevens’ game-winning field goal against Michigan State was his fourth of his career. It’s now close to his favorite kick he’s made in an Iowa uniform.

The Hawkeyes kicker has played all four seasons, earning conference and national accolades along the way. In his final four games at Iowa, Drew Stevens reflects on his record-breaking career.

Despite Iowa football kicker Drew Stevens missing a few field goals to start the season, special teams coordinator LeVar Woods still has faith in the entire unit.

Drew Stevens is “convicted with what he’s doing” as he has shown significant improvement in his third year as Iowa’s first-team kicker.

Iowa’s win over Minnesota was a case study for the Hawkeyes’ multi-faceted ability to win the field position battle.

Coaches have seen significant strides in maturity and humility from Drew Stevens as he works to bounce back from an adverse end to the 2023 season.

Wide receivers Diante Vines and Kaleb Brown “have a chance” of playing in Saturday’s Big Ten championship game.

The Friendly Confines of Wrigley Field were quite friendly to Iowa football. Iowa kicker Drew Stevens, after missing a 53-yard attempt earlier in the game, redeemed himself with the 52-yard game-winning field goal with 14 seconds remaining.

Iowa kicker Drew Stevens has hit field goals from as far out as 65 yards in the indoor facility.

Iowa’s “setup men” at longsnapper and holder have played a key role in Iowa’s kicking success during LeVar Woods’ tenure as full-time special teams coordinator.

Iowa kicker Drew Stevens has bulked up significantly over the last year. That could lead to some big kicks in 2023.

Kirk Ferentz said Iowa is looking to get kicker Drew Stevens and long snapper Luke Elkin on scholarship “as soon as we can.”

Iowa special teams coordinator discussed a variety of topics during the bye week, ranging from Louie Stec’s contributions on special teams to the progress at kicker and punt return.

True freshman Drew Stevens’ summer adjustments have helped him improve dramatically this year. He’s following a similar path as former Iowa All-America kicker Keith Duncan.

Iowa true freshman Drew Stevens was 2-for-2 in his first game handling field goals for the Hawkeyes. He’s listed as the starting kicker on this week’s depth chart.