Iowa Football

Drew Tate is back in the state of Iowa as Northern Iowa tight ends coach, looking to develop into a well-rounded coach with goals of becoming a coordinator and head coach in the future.

HawkeyeReport's Tom Kakert joins this episode of Hawk Off The Press to discuss the latest in Iowa football recruiting, the future of NIL at Iowa and this Saturday's open spring practice at Kinnick Stadium.

University of Iowa officials are in the process of picking a new song for the beloved Iowa Wave tradition at the end of the first quarter of every home game at Kinnick Stadium.

After starting more games as a true freshman than any other offensive lineman at Iowa during the Kirk Ferentz era, Cedar Rapids native Connor Colby is working on “simplifying” what he’s doing and cleaning up his technique.

The commitment of 2024 Williamsburg athlete Derek Weisskopf to the Hawkeyes highlighted an eventful week for Iowa on the recruiting trail.

Spencer Petras has gotten plenty of negativity from fans on social media, but his Iowa football teammates have been impressed with how well the quarterback has blocked it out.

Iowa cornerback Jermari Harris was arrested in Iowa City early Sunday morning on a charge of operating while intoxicated.

Seven former Hawkeye football players accusing the University of Iowa Athletics Department and several coaches of racially-motivated discrimination and harassment have added Seth Wallace, linebackers coach and assistant defensive coordinator, to the list of defendants they’re suing.

Iowa’s early enrollees have recently experienced significant football benefits although the coaching staff recognizes the value of a full high school experience.

John Steppe and The Athletic's Scott Dochterman take a position-by-position look at Iowa football on the Hawk Off The Press podcast as 2022 spring practice continues.

While the highest-profile competition for the Hawkeyes’ special teams unit will be at kicker, a different position that “most people don't think about” also is looking for a new starter.

Iowa defensive line coach Jay Niemann discusses the process of replacing a leader like Zach VanValkenburg.

Iowa punter Tory Taylor, who will turn 25 this summer, is working to be a leader in the Hawkeyes’ specialists’ room despite it being “not at all” natural for him.

Iowa’s offer to 2024 athlete Derek Weisskopf highlighted a busy week on the recruiting trail.

Keagan Johnson is not showing any complacency after showing his “explosive” ability as a true freshman in 2021. Fans are getting better at spelling his name, too.

Tyler Linderbaum conducted an individual pro day at Iowa’s football facility Monday after not participating in drills at the NFL Combine or Iowa’s pro day while recovering from a foot injury.

Cornerback Riley Moss is “broadening my horizons” in his extra year at Iowa. Defensive coordinator Phil Parker is expecting him to be one of the leaders at a position group that will have a younger look in 2022.

Iowa is reaping the benefits of its continuity between 2021 and 2022 at defensive line and linebackers.

Defensive coordinator Phil Parker talked Wednesday about five-star freshman Xavier Nwankpa’s approach. Nwankpa is one of Iowa football’s early enrollees and has been participating in spring practices.