Iowa Football

Lincoln Journal Star sports columnist Amie Just joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast this week to help us break down Friday night’s regular-season finale between Nebraska and Iowa.

Nick Jackson has made a big impact on the field and in the locker room during his relatively short time with the Hawkeyes.

Iowa’s offensive line versus Nebraska’s defensive line will be among the intriguing matchups in Friday’s Heroes Trophy game.

With firings at UMass and North Carolina in the last two weeks, Ferentz stands to be the oldest FBS head coach in 2025, at 70. Keeping the Hawkeyes above the bar he has set figures to be hard work indeed.

It’s Cows vs. Pigs, er, Huskers vs. Hawkeyes, in a game named for a David Bowie song

Jackson Stratton has handled “things really in stride” amid his rapid transformation over the last month from fourth-string quarterback to starter.

Jackson Stratton remains Iowa’s starting quarterback against Nebraska, head coach Kirk Ferentz said on Tuesday. But the Hawkeyes may soon have a few more options at the position.

Kaleb Johnson has lived up to his “Superman” nickname with a breakout 2024 season. Much of his success can be attributed to what he has been able to accomplish after contact.

Former five-star quarterback Dylan Raiola has experienced some ups and downs in his first year as the Huskers’ starting quarterback.

Scott Starzyk — the No. 1 kicker in Kohl’s Kicking Camps’ 2025 recruiting rankings — announced on social media Monday evening that he has decommitted from the Hawkeyes.

Jackson Stratton is the first-team quarterback on Iowa’s depth chart ahead of Friday’s regular-season finale against Nebraska.

While Jackson Stratton’s 76 passing yards in his first career start won’t necessarily jump off the stat sheet, he did enough to nicely complement Iowa’s dominant rushing attack.

Iowa’s playing to finish strong when Nebraska comes calling Friday night, while Iowa State has a whole lot on its post-Thanksgiving plate Saturday evening in Ames vs. Kansas State.

Indiana, Alabama and Ole Miss were teams to fall significantly on John Steppe’s AP ballot after their Week 13 losses.

Two weeks after exiting the UCLA game with an injury, Jay Higgins had a team-high eight tackles and an interception in the Hawkeyes’ 29-13 win over Maryland.

Watch Coach Kirk Ferentz’s postgame press conference and interviews with select Iowa football players after the Hawkeyes’ 29-13 win Saturday at Maryland.

Photos frtom the Iowa football team’s 29-13 win over Maryland on Saturday.

Iowa secured its 12th-straight winning record, with former fourth-string quarterback Jackson Stratton handing off the ball 58 times for good reason: The Hawkeyes’ rushing game dominated.

Kaleb Johnson and Kamari Moulton each exceeded 100 yards rushing as the short-handed Iowa Hawkeyes ran their way to a comfortable win over Maryland.