John Steppe

Iowa moved up to No. 3 in this week’s AP poll after a big win at Maryland and Oregon’s loss at Stanford.

Iowa forced six interceptions and one fumble from Maryland Friday night. Here’s how they happened.

Arland Bruce IV led Iowa with six receptions against Maryland after having only one reception and one rush in the first four games.

Five interceptions from Maryland star quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa helped Iowa pull off one of its biggest wins of 2021.

Maryland has a reputation for sacking the quarterback, and Iowa’s Spencer Petras has taken a lot of sacks.

Iowa receivers said they “know he could do it.” Now fans are starting to see what quarterback Spencer Petras can do, too.

The Gazette's John Steppe is joined by Iowa athletics director Gary Barta, then The Washington Post's Emily Giambalvo on his first episode as host of our Hawkeye football podcast.

Friday’s game at Maryland forces the Hawkeyes to do “the same amount of work you would normally do” with one less day, but players are optimistic. Kirk Ferentz is “OK” with it.

Many employees who had been willing to work for lower wages may have found work in other industries that pay better after being let go during the pandemic

Taulia Tagovailoa, the brother of NFL quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, is among the interesting Maryland players to keep an eye on against Iowa.

A breakdown of Iowa’s run defense against CSU’s Todd Centeio and Iowa quarterback Spencer Petras’ first interception of 2021.

Leah Vann and John Steppe discuss Iowa’s 24-14 win over Colorado State on The Final Score.

The true freshman is responsible for more 40-plus-yard receptions in 2021 than any other Iowa receiver.

A productive second half helped Iowa avoid the upset against Colorado State.

Hawk Off The Press, The Gazette’s Iowa football podcast, has a big announcement at the start of the show, with Leah Vann passing the torch to John Steppe.