Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara has focused on “encouraging, teaching and learning” as he recovers from the Aug. 12 muscle injury.
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Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara has focused on “encouraging, teaching and learning” as he recovers from the Aug. 12 muscle injury.
Iowa’s Nick Jackson, a fifth-year senior by way of Virginia merely led the ACC in tackles per game the last two seasons.
Iowa wide receiver Diante Vines talked about his Connecticut connection with fellow receiver Nico Ragaini and his impressions of a couple transfers — quarterback Cade McNamara and receiver Seth Anderson — ahead of the Hawkeyes' season opener Saturday against Utah State.
Utah State saw heavy turnover in the transfer portal, but Terrell Vaughn and Hale Motu'apuaka are two returning players who could have an impact on Saturday.
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Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara is listed as Iowa’s first-team quarterback on the depth chart released Monday in what is another positive sign as he recovers from an Aug. 12 muscle injury.
The 0-11 Hawkeyes of 1973 had many players who went on to be substantial figures in football, and many others who fared extremely well in business.
Iowa football has embraced Cade McNamara as one of its leaders in his first year as a Hawkeye. His confidence in the offense, despite its subpar results last year, has been contagious.
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He has the perfect name for a University of Iowa football player. Hayden Large is from Michigan and really didn’t know much of anything about the Hawkeyes and former legendary coach Hayden Fry before going to college at Dordt in Sioux Center. He is a graduate transfer walk-on for Iowa who hopes to see playing time at the fullback position this season.
In the wake of allegations of at least four current and former Iowa football players betting on their own games, the Big Ten Conference has unveiled new measures to protect the integrity of its competitions.
Marcus Jackson, who coached Coe College men’s basketball to some brilliant times in the 1970s, died last weekend. Jackson’s 1972-73 Kohawks won 24 straight games and led the nation in scoring.
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