Iowa Football

After an injury-riddled 2021, Terry Roberts has produced results for the Iowa Hawkeyes on defense and on special teams.

Iowa is a clear favorite in its nonconference finale against Nevada.

Nevada’s football team has played quarterbacks Nate Cox and Shane Illingworth in both its games this season. Both are listed as potential starters for Saturday night’s game against the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Here are 20 Fun Facts about Saturday’s Iowa vs. Nevada football game. The Nevada Wolf Pack is football team, not a motorcycle club.

Kirk Ferentz “learned something” about the differences between Big Ten and Big 12 officiating in the Hawkeyes’ 10-7 loss to Iowa State.

But former players suing them for discrimination, retaliation, and systemic racial hostility are firing back – accusing the coaches of dodging, delaying, and hiding behind attorneys to avoid producing court-compelled records and participating in the legal process.

Iowa football fans have unsurprisingly shown frustration with a 1-1 start that included a narrow 7-3 win against an FCS team and a 10-7 loss to a bitter rival.

Spencer Petras is still the No. 1 quarterback for the Iowa Hawkeyes, no matter how loud outsiders howl.

Iowa football players expressed confidence in the offense improving in 2022. But if it doesn’t improve significantly, the historical precedent for the current situation does not paint a rosy picture.

Kirk Ferentz provided injury updates on several key Iowa football players Tuesday, including Jermari Harris, Nico Ragaini and Keagan Johnson.

Iowa football plans to keep Spencer Petras in the QB1 spot despite a pair of disappointing performances to kick off the 2022 season.

Nevada will be coming to Iowa City after suffering a two-possession loss to Incarnate Word last week. Here are five Wolf Pack players to watch against the Hawkeyes.

The starters on Monday depth charts have often varied from in-game starters this season, but Iowa still appears to be without Keagan Johnson, Nico Ragaini and others.

Iowa football’s 2022 Big Ten opener at Rutgers will be a night game.

Trailing Iowa at halftime, Iowa State football coach Matt Campbell issued a challenge based on his other coaching experience: Gilbert’s sixth-grade girls’ softball team finding a way to rally and win.

As Iowa tries to revitalize its offense, the levers it can pull — or at least are willing to pull — are limited with the season already underway.

Lots of big boys in college football are stumbling, and Iowa certainly is among them with an offense inducing ridicule from points near and far.

After another gloomy day on offense, this time in a 10-7 loss to Iowa State, will Iowa make a change at quarterback? The Gazette’s John Steppe and Mike Hlas discuss that and more postgame storylines on a new episode of The Final Score podcast.

A closer look at Iowa State’s 10-7 win over South Dakota State, including the turning point, key numbers, notes and injuries.