Iowa Football

Fun Facts about Saturday’s Iowa football game at Ohio State. Iowa is bigger. The state, that is. Ohio is more stuffed with humans, many of whom are good football players.

Luke Lachey grew up only a few miles away from Ohio Stadium in a family with deep roots to the Buckeyes. The Lachey family is a Hawkeye family now, though, as they embrace Luke’s journey.

Iowa will need to be flawless in all three phases to have a shot at an upset against No. 3 Ohio State.

As much as Iowa’s offense has thrived because of its rushing attack, CBS analyst Gary Danielson sees what Cade McNamara accomplishes in the air as crucial for the Hawkeyes against No. 3 Ohio State.

Iowa’s defense has again thrived at stopping opposing running backs so far in 2024. Ohio State’s duo of TreVeyon Henderson and Quinshon Judkins will pose a unique threat on Saturday, though.

Iowa football is probably “as healthy as I can remember ever,” Kirk Ferentz said Tuesday.

Iowa tight end Luke Lachey talked about the support he expects when the Hawkeyes visit his hometown to face No. 3 Ohio State on Saturday

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.

Ohio State has no shortage of players suiting up every Saturday who could soon suit up every Sunday.

Johnson didn’t get a scholarship offer from Ohio State, but he had plenty of other opportunities. He took one from Iowa after de-committing from Cal, and his high school coach says “The rest is history.”

Iowa football’s Oct. 12 game against Washington will kick off at 11 a.m., the Big Ten announced on Monday.

Iowa football has scheduled a game with Albany in 2025 while moving its scheduled game with Florida Atlantic from 2025 to 2030, the team announced Monday in a news release.

The Gazette’s John Steppe reveals how he voted in the AP Poll after Alabama’s win over Georgia and other Week 5 results.

New Iowa deputy athletics director Joe Parker has embraced the “fun” challenge of preparing the Hawkeyes for the changing college athletics landscape.

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

At the one-third pole of the season, Hawkeye running back Kaleb Johnson would be considered a darkhorse at the very least .

Doug Lesmerises of the Kings of the North podcast joins this week’s Hawk Off the Press podcast with a message for Heisman Trophy oddsmakers: Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson should be in the discussion at this point in the season.

Iowa’s Swarm Collective has some safeguards that prevent situations like UNLV’s apparent NIL dispute from happening in Iowa City.

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