John Steppe

Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson has picked up a large portion of his yardage after contact with a defender.

At a school that calls itself Tight End U and has a reputation for running the ball, recruiting wide receivers has its obstacles.

Iowa football is in the midst of a month “when the toughest teams prevail.” Its 12th-straight win in November has improved the team’s outlook in a Big Ten West division open for the taking.

Iowa football players discussed the importance of their “civic duty” of voting during a media availability on Election Day.

Iowa’s stretch of three trophy games in three weeks will begin Saturday as Wisconsin visits Kinnick Stadium. Here are five Wisconsin players to watch.

Iowa’s 91-yard drive against the Boilermakers was the longest of the season. Here’s a closer look at some of the key plays.

FS1 will broadcast Iowa’s Nov. 12 game vs. Wisconsin.

Listen to The Final Score podcast for thoughts from John Steppe and Mike Hlas on the Iowa’s 24-3 win over Purdue.

Charlie Jones’ high usage against Iowa was an incentive for him to transfer to Purdue. Ultimately, though, Iowa earned the most important statistic — a 24-3 win.

Iowa’s offense, defense and special teams all thrived in the Hawkeyes’ win over Purdue.

Bill Brashier, a longtime Iowa football assistant coach and former defensive coordinator, died at age 93.

“This guy could start for us right now,” Iowa’s coaches realized about linebacker Jay Higgins during spring practices.

Saturday's Iowa-Purdue football game has an obvious storyline: Boilermakers breakout receiver Charlie Jones going against his old team. But that's not all Mike Carmin of The Lafayette Journal & Courier and John Steppe discusses with us on this Iowa-Purdue preview episode of Hawk Off The Press.

Spencer Petras may have some deep-ball opportunities against Purdue’s secondary this weekend although windy weather could make it difficult to take advantage.

As former Hawkeye Charlie Jones puts together possibly an All-American season, Iowa’s wide receivers have seen more pedestrian results in Kirk and Brian Ferentz’s system.