John Steppe

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.

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.

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.

Kirk Ferentz and Sam LaPorta pointed to Iowa quarterback Spencer Petras’ contributions outside of games, but his results in games this season have been lacking.

Iowa stuck with Spencer Petras again in Week 2. This time, the outcome wasn’t so positive, as the Hawkeyes fell 10-7 to Iowa State.

The crowd noise from the north end zone sections of Kinnick Stadium have increasingly made a difference in causing false starts for Iowa football opponents.

Iowa will need significant improvements at quarterback and offensive line as it seeks its seventh consecutive win against in-state rival Iowa State.

Tory Taylor’s path to pinning opponents deep inside their own territory and getting “MVP” chants hasn’t always been easy, but he won’t complain about it.

John Steppe and Rob Gray break down the key matchups and storylines in Saturday’s Iowa State-Iowa football game on this week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast.

Iowa targeted its top receivers heavily against South Dakota State, but it didn’t translate to completions.

Kirk Ferentz said Iowa’s offensive shortcomings against South Dakota State were a “matter of execution.”

Ahead of the 69th renewal of the Cy-Hawk football rivalry, here are five memorable wins for the Iowa Hawkeyes against the Iowa State Cyclones.

The Iowa Hawkeyes are expected to be without wide receiver Keagan Johnson, linebacker Jestin Jacobs and cornerback Jermari Harris when they take on Iowa State on Saturday.