John Steppe

Nebraska’s edge rushers vs. Iowa’s offensive tackles could make for an interesting matchup in Friday’s battle for the Heroes Trophy.

Nebraska is just 3-8, but its games against Iowa have often been close. Luke Mullin of the Lincoln Journal Star joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast to tell us what to expect from the Huskers on Friday.

Iowa’s wins over Wisconsin and Minnesota show why Kirk Ferentz described offensive yardage as the most overrated stat in a Big Ten Network video.

As Jack Campbell picks up accolades as the star player on one of the best defenses in the country, he stays focused on team success rather than individual success.

With Sam LaPorta expected to miss Friday’s game, opportunities loom for tight ends Luke Lachey and Addison Ostrenga against Nebraska.

A Hawkeye at the collegiate level and a Little Hawk at the high school level are finalists for the award that goes to the top linebacker in the country.

“Every game is a big one” as former Iowa tight end T.J. Hockenson quickly contributes to a Minnesota Vikings team with a shot at a deep postseason run.

A mix of new faces and a familiar one are among the Huskers to watch in Friday’s Iowa-Nebraska game.

Sam LaPorta and Monte Pottebaum’s status for Iowa’s game against Nebraska will likely be more clear after Kirk Ferentz’s Tuesday news conference

The officials ruling Jack Campbell out of bounds on his interception return may have actually helped the Hawkeyes in hindsight.

Listen to The Final Score podcast for thoughts from John Steppe and Mike Hlas on Iowa’s 13-10 win over Minnesota.

Iowa’s frontrunner status in the Big Ten West seemed highly improbable earlier this season. Spencer Petras said the Hawkeyes’ resiliency is a “testament to our team’s culture.”

Iowa’s 13-10 win over Minnesota in the final minute, along with Illinois’ 19-17 loss in the final seconds to No. 3 Michigan, moves the Hawkeyes one victory away from repeating as Big Ten West champions.

Andy Greder from the St. Paul Pioneer Press joins The Gazette’s John Steppe on this week’s Hawk Off the Press podcast to preview the Iowa-Minnesota game (and warns us about the first row of the Huntington Bank Stadium press box).

Iowa field hockey is preparing to go “back to the drawing board” after coming up just short of a trip to the NCAA semifinals. It would have been the third trip in the last two years.