John Steppe

Here are four games with significance to Iowa to watch while the Hawkeyes have their bye week.

Scott Dochterman joined John Steppe on this episode of Hawk Off The Press to discuss what needs to change for the Hawkeyes to bounce back.

Offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz is “still looking for some answers” as the Hawkeyes rank near the bottom of the Big Ten in some offensive stats.

This week’s Iowa Football Rewind delves into Iowa’s CFP odds and defensive shortcomings against Purdue’s David Bell.

Iowa fell to No. 11 in the AP poll, the Hawkeyes’ lowest ranking since the preseason poll.

John Steppe and Mike Hlas discuss Iowa’s 24-7 loss to Purdue on The Final Score.

Entering a bye week, the Hawkeyes are coming off their worst loss since 2017 and have a handful of injuries.

Unranked Purdue, led by star wide receiver David Bell, spoiled Iowa football’s perfect season.

For the second time in seven days, an Iowa team pulled off a top-five win with fans storming the field. This time, it was in field hockey.

Caleb Shudak is having fun while emerging as one of the best kickers in the Big Ten in his sixth year at Iowa.

Purdue brings a pass-heavy offense against Iowa although it’s not clear who exactly will be leading that offense. Whoever does will have the benefit of throwing to David Bell, though.

John Steppe is joined by Mike Carmin to preview Purdue-Iowa and Vanessa Miller to break down Iowa settling a Title IX lawsuit on Hawk Off The Press.

With dozens of potential Hawkeyes watching, Iowa’s chance to impress “couldn’t have gone much better,” Kirk Ferentz said.

Iowa’s defense has learned to communicate despite the Kinnick noise, and the Hawkeyes are working to block out the figurative noise around being No. 2.

Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz was suspicious of some of Penn State’s injuries that required stoppages in play.