Saturday's Iowa-Purdue football game has an obvious storyline: Boilermakers breakout receiver Charlie Jones going against his old team. But that's not all Mike Carmin of The Lafayette Journal & Courier and John Steppe discusses with us on this Iowa-Purdue preview episode of Hawk Off The Press.
Iowa vs. Purdue is black-and-gold against black-and-gold, but one school’s gold isn’t the other’s and vice versa.
Spencer Petras may have some deep-ball opportunities against Purdue’s secondary this weekend although windy weather could make it difficult to take advantage.
As former Hawkeye Charlie Jones puts together possibly an All-American season, Iowa’s wide receivers have seen more pedestrian results in Kirk and Brian Ferentz’s system.
Despite massive deficits during the pandemic for both University of Iowa and Iowa State University athletics, both programs not only are reporting a rebound but record-breaking revenue in the budget year that just ended.
With more than a year of construction to go on a new 38,500-square-foot, two-level Hawkeye wrestling practice facility, the University of Iowa is moving to officially name it after a family that made the $7 million lead gift.
After recent losses to Purdue in games and in the transfer portal, the Iowa-Purdue rivalry has a little more fuel.
The Iowa men’s basketball team has enough to win and be entertaining ... again.
Iowa men’s basketball made 14 3-pointers and 64.8 percent of its field goal tries in a 118-72 exhibition win over Truman State.
Some players, like Charlie Jones, are certainly familiar for Iowa fans. Others, like Devin Mockobee, will offer a new challenge for the Hawkeyes.
Iowa women’s basketball: Ava Heiden will join the Hawkeyes in 2024. She’s a top-50 junior and will be the program’s first Oregonian.
Iowa had its best offensive game of the season although it was against a team still searching for its first win on this continent in 2022.
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