John Steppe

In the same month that Iowa running back Leshon Williams has needed to overcome the death of his father, he experienced some joy Saturday night on a touchdown carry.

Iowa’s defense forced three turnovers, avoided big plays and even scored twice in the Hawkeyes’ 27-10 blowout win over Rutgers Saturday.

Iowa defensive lineman Logan Lee not only seeks to learn how to do tasks, but also the why for them, leading to a “different level of understanding.”

The Gazette's John Steppe and NJ Advance Media's Pat Lanni break down the key matchups in Saturday's Iowa-Rutgers Big Ten opener on this week's episode of Hawk Off The Press.

Two teams with similar styles will be facing off in Piscataway, N.J., as Rutgers hosts Iowa. Here are three keys for the Hawkeyes and a score prediction.

Rutgers’ Adam Korsak and Iowa’s Tory Taylor are two of the best punters in college football, and they have a lot more than that in common.

A few days after a game that ended at 1:39 a.m., Iowa quarterback Spencer Petras said “all of our sleep schedules are a little screwed up still.”

Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz gave injury updates on several players Tuesday, including wide receiver Keagan Johnson and linebacker Jestin Jacobs.

Tory Taylor won’t be the only high-profile punter when Iowa faces Rutgers at SHI Stadium. Here are five Scarlet Knights to keep an eye on.

Iowa true freshman Drew Stevens was 2-for-2 in his first game handling field goals for the Hawkeyes. He’s listed as the starting kicker on this week’s depth chart.

The first home game of Iowa’s 2022 Big Ten schedule against Michigan will have a national audience.

Kaleb Johnson took advantage of the space the offensive line gave him to put up a memorable third game of his Iowa career. Spencer Petras, meanwhile, had more catchable passes.

Saturday’s unusual circumstances in the Nevada-Iowa game led to Spencer Petras playing a phone game during the football game and reminded Kirk Ferentz of a time when he “ended up at a Waffle House” in Atlanta.

After scoring 14 points in the first two games combined, Iowa’s offense put up 27 points. It was against Nevada, though, likely Iowa’s worst opponent of the season.

Big Ten Network’s Meghan McKeown said Saturday morning that Nico Ragaini and Keagan Johnson are expected to play for Iowa against Nevada.