It’s a two-part episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast this week. Pat Lanni of NJ Advance Media joins to preview Saturday’s Rutgers-Iowa football game. Iowa soccer coach Dave DiIanni talks about his team’s Big Ten tournament championship run and the Hawkeyes’ home game Friday against Bucknell in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
The Gazette’s Pick ‘Ems panel has score predictions for three games every week during the college football season. This week’s picks include Rutgers vs. Iowa, Iowa State vs. BYU and Michigan vs. Penn State.
Rutgers junior running back Kyle Monangai leads the Big Ten Conference with 903 yards rushing. He came to the school as an unheralded recruit but has developed into a legitimate player.
Rutgers and Iowa. Rivalry game? Umm, no. But that doesn’t stop Fun Facts.
This is not a Rutgers team that Iowa can afford to overlook.
Iowa’s 2.61 yards per carry allowed since Oct. 1 is fifth-best out of 130 FBS teams.
The NCAA amended its sports wagering reinstatement guidelines, but not in the way many Iowa Hawkeye fans were hoping.
“Time will tell” whether fellow offensive linemen Mason Richman and Logan Jones will play against Rutgers.
Iowa wide receiver Kaleb Brown has learned to “walk by faith rather than sight” after a lack of results in the first two-thirds of the season.
Iowa star Caitlin Clark is outscoring her school’s football team by almost 10 points per game, but who’s counting?
Iowa’s defense made a statement with its goal-line stand against Northwestern on Saturday.
Running back Kyle Monangai has been a key part of Rutgers’ success this season.
Iowa has a favorable path to Indianapolis with three weeks remaining in the regular season.
Bottom line: Iowa won. Three other Big Ten West teams that entered Saturday tied for first didn’t. So the Hawkeyes’ unconventional 10-7 win over Northwestern — a style of victory that is actually becoming conventional for Iowa — puts them alone in first in the West. We break down the game and the scene at Wrigley Field on The Final Score podcast.
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.
After its previous reluctance to give Cooper DeJean a nod on offense, Iowa’s coaching staff greenlit the playmaking defensive back play sparingly on the other side of the ball in the Hawkeyes’ 10-7 win over Northwestern.
Iowa uglied it up yet again on offense, but had just enough to go home happy with a 10-7 Wrigley Field win over Northwestern.
See photos as the Iowa Hawkeyes beat the Northwestern Wildcats 10-7 in a Big Ten football game Saturday at Wrigley Field.
Here’s a look at Iowa’s 27-24 defeat Monday afternoon to Missouri in the Music City Bowl. The Hawkeyes scored 3 points in the second half, lose 10-point lead.
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.
Follow The Gazette’s live blog for score updates, analysis and highlights from Wrigley Field as Iowa faces Northwestern in a Big Ten football game Saturday.
The Hawkeyes will have most of their first-team and second-team players available against Northwestern.
What to know about Thursday’s Iowa women’s basketball exhibition game against Ashland.
Fans got the opportunity to get their first look at the 2025-26 Hawkeye men’s and women’s basketball teams on the outdoor basketball court behind Burge Residence Hall. It’s the unofficial tipoff to the upcoming season.
The Big Ten Conference has released the conferencve dual schedule. University of Iowa hosts Wisconsin, Penn State, Minnesota and Michigan in duals for the 2025-26 men’s wrestling season.
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