Articles Tagged: Kaleb Johnson

Through Iowa’s first eight games of the 2008 season, Shonn Greene had 1,154 rushing yards. Through eight games in 2024, Kaleb Johnson has 1,144 rushing yards.

Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson should cross the 1,000-yard path in Game 7, and Iowa State should get to 7-0 for the first time in 86 years.

Hear from Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara, offensive lineman Mason Richman, linebacker Jay Higgins and running back Kaleb Johnson after the Hawkeyes’ 40-16 win over Washington.

Iowa’s rushing success so far in 2024 has been encouraging, but the Hawkeyes are “not ready to have a parade quite yet.”

Johnson didn’t get a scholarship offer from Ohio State, but he had plenty of other opportunities. He took one from Iowa after de-committing from Cal, and his high school coach says “The rest is history.”

At the one-third pole of the season, Hawkeye running back Kaleb Johnson would be considered a darkhorse at the very least .

Doug Lesmerises of the Kings of the North podcast joins this week’s Hawk Off the Press podcast with a message for Heisman Trophy oddsmakers: Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson should be in the discussion at this point in the season.

Iowa’s 31-14 win over Minnesota was a showcase in Kaleb Johnson’s speed and ability to break through contact along with the offensive line’s much-improved run blocking.

The difference between the 2023 Hawkeye running game and the 2024 version? Ask Minnesota, which stymied Iowa a year ago and got run over by the Hawkeyes Saturday.

Kaleb Johnson’s 206 rushing yards and three touchdowns were too much for Minnesota to handle as Iowa reclaimed the Floyd of Rosedale trophy.

Iowa’s Kaleb Johnson has statistically been one of best running backs in the country through the first two weeks of the 2024 season.

Kaleb Johnson now is alone as Iowa football’s first-team running back on the team’s Week 3 depth chart, which was released Monday afternoon.

Here is an early look at how Iowa’s running back position stands with about a month until spring practices begin. The Hawkeyes have a wealth of experience.

Kirk Ferentz said “it's realistic to think” Iowa running back Kaleb Johnson “might be able to play” against Purdue this weekend.

Kaleb Johnson and Jaziun Patterson are expected to miss Saturday’s game against Michigan State. After that, it’s unclear. Quarterback Cade McNamara “hit my hand on a helmet pretty good” in the 31-0 loss to Penn State, but it was “extremely minor.”