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The Gazette's John Steppe answers your Iowa football questions from Big Ten Media Days on this episode of Hawk Off The Press.
When the Big Ten adds USC and UCLA in 2024, the odds of Iowa still playing all of its border rivalries every year are low.
Dylan Carew was an accomplished Greco-Roman wrestler and was mentored by Hall of Fame coach and wrestler Mark Reiland. Less than a year after Reiland died, Carew carries on Reiland’s legacy.
The traditionally self-sustaining University of Iowa Athletics Department – a year after taking a $50 million loan from the main campus amid massive COVID-19 losses – has paid back $3 million to date, administrators told the Board of Regents on Wednesday.
When Kirk Ferentz looked at film of 2021 games, he saw “a lot of makeable plays.” Whether Iowa can correct that this year will be a key for 2022.
Whether it’s expansion, media rights or other decisions, the Big Ten is looking to remain “ahead of the curve.”
College football is changing, and Iowa Coach Kirk Ferentz expressed concern about it at Big Ten Media Days.
“We’ll be bold, we’ll be strong, we’ll be powerful,” says Big Ten Commissioner Kevin Warren. Indeed.
Iowa offensive lineman Justin Britt and wide receiver Jackson Ritter will not play in 2022 after suffering season-ending injuries. The loss of Ritter makes a wide receiver position that already lacked depth even thinner.
Iowa football released its preseason depth chart Tuesday ahead of Big Ten Media Days, shedding light on some key position battles.
Despite not finishing above 5-7 since 2016, Nebraska has some high expectations for 2022.
In the throes of a federal lawsuit accusing the University of Iowa and several Hawkeye football coaches of racism and mistreating former Black athletes, UI Athletics has announced two new diversity-related hires.
