Iowa Football

Name the Kim that won’t be at Kinnick Saturday for the Michigan State-Iowa football game. Is it Noah, Jonathan or Kardashian?

Iowa’s 4.5 yards per play through four games are an improvement from the 4.24 yards per play last year, but it still is among the worst in college football.

“The season is not over yet,” Iowa quarterback McNamara said Tuesday, and he’s right. Plus, no more Penn States await.

Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz answered questions about the offense’s continued woes a few days after Iowa’s 31-0 loss at Penn State.

Kaleb Johnson and Jaziun Patterson are expected to miss Saturday’s game against Michigan State. After that, it’s unclear. Quarterback Cade McNamara “hit my hand on a helmet pretty good” in the 31-0 loss to Penn State, but it was “extremely minor.”

“All of our goals are still out there,” Iowa defensive end Joe Evans said on Tuesday.

Iowa defensive lineman Joe Evans talked about watching the Hawkeyes’ battles with Michigan State as a fan growing up and how the Hawkeyes will try to bounce back against the Spartans this week after last Saturday’s loss at Penn State.

The Spartans are coming off back-to-back losses of 20-plus points.

Iowa’s defense did not give up any 20-plus-yard plays on Saturday, but Penn State’s chunk-by-chunk gains added up quickly in the 31-0 loss.

Iowa running backs Kaleb Johnson and Jaziun Patterson have not returned to the depth chart ahead of the Hawkeyes’ Week 5 game against Michigan State.

Hawkeyes are 131st in the nation in total offense, and we kind of expected some improvement in that area.

Iowa’s Oct. 7 game against Purdue will air exclusively on NBC’s Peacock streaming service.

Quarterback Cade McNamara believes the Hawkeyes “will be better because of” Saturday’s shutout loss against Penn State.

Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara answered questions about what went wrong for the Iowa offense in the Hawkeyes’ 31-0 loss Saturday at Penn State.

A look at 24th-ranked Iowa’s 31-0 loss Saturday night to No. 7 Penn State as the Hawkeyes were dominated in their Big Ten opener at Beaver Stadium.

Costly turnovers and an overall nonexistent offense promptly removed any chance Iowa had of pulling off the upset. The 24th-ranked Hawkeyes fell 31-0 at No. 7 Penn State.

Follow The Gazette’s live blog for score updates, analysis and highlights from Saturday’s Big Ten football game between No. 24 Iowa and No. 7 Penn State at Beaver Stadium.

Running backs Kaleb Johnson and Jaziun Patterson highlight the list of players who will miss Iowa’s game against No. 7 Penn State this week.

Iowa football defensive lineman Noah Shannon will transition into a student assistant role after the failed appeal of his yearlong NCAA suspension, according to Iowa sports information.