John Steppe

Iowa’s Anterio Thompson described the punt he blocked for a safety that gave the Hawkeyes a 16-10 lead in Saturday’s 41-10 win over Western Michigan.

A byproduct of Iowa’s aggressiveness at the end of the game was a moment that made Cooper DeJean “really proud.”

Iowa tight end Luke Lachey’s injury is “fairly significant,” head coach Kirk Ferentz said after Saturday’s 41-10 win over Western Michigan.

Iowa football overcame some dark clouds — literal and metaphorical — in its win over Western Michigan on Saturday.

Running back Kaleb Johnson will not play in Iowa football’s game Saturday against Western Michigan, according to the Big Ten-mandated pregame availability report.

Nick DeJong arrived at Iowa in 2019 as a walk-on, but after “sticking with it” through adversity, he has been a key contributor on the offensive line.

Iowa has gone undefeated in nonconference play in all but one season since 2017. That is likely to continue in 2023 although Kirk Ferentz is not overlooking Western Michigan.

Drew Tate, a “football rat all the way,” wants to eventually be an offensive coordinator and ultimately a head coach.

Nico Ragaini released a statement through Iowa sports information Wednesday apologizing for his "public criticism of Saturday’s officiating.“

The Hawkeyes are one of eight FBS teams to have only one sack through the first two games. The lack of pass-rush production does not seem to be much of a concern, though, on Evashevski Drive.

Former Iowa quarterback Drew Tate is the guest on this week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast. Now an assistant coach with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Tate talks about his coaching journey in the Canadian Football League, his time as an assistant at Northern Iowa, what impresses him about Kirk Ferentz’s coaching career and more.

Cade McNamara believes the Iowa offense is “really close to the score being a lot different.”

The NCAA has denied Iowa defensive lineman Noah Shannon’s appeal of his yearlong suspension for sports wagering, Kirk Ferentz said Tuesday.

Iowa receiver Nico Ragaini was asked about the state of the Hawkeyes’ offense a few days after their 20-13 win over Iowa State.

Western Michigan’s top tight end is in his eighth year as a college football player. Yes, eight years.