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Daily NewslettersUndrafted free agents are often long shots to make teams’ 53-man rosters, but some players from Iowa, Iowa State and UNI have relatively favorable paths to making their teams.
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Undrafted free agents are often long shots to make teams’ 53-man rosters, but some players from Iowa, Iowa State and UNI have relatively favorable paths to making their teams.
Here’s a running list of Iowa, Iowa State and UNI’s undrafted free agent signings.
The first glimpse of the 2023 UNI football team offered a chance for fans to gauge the state of the program and see new faces step into new roles. Here are five takeaways from Friday’s spring game.
The progress Mark Farley has been pleased with this spring is set to culminate Friday night as the UNI football team plays a roughly hour-long spring game at 7. Here are five things to watch.
With only two practices and a spring game remaining, Northern Iowa football coach Mark Farley is feeling confident about his team.
UNI’s defensive line has talent and experience, but needs to be more consistent.
Last season was a much-needed breakout for the UNI offense — and expectations are accordingly high headed into the 2023 season — but second-year offensive coordinator Bodie Reeder isn’t allowing his unit to assume anything.
Northern Iowa’s football team begins spring practices Wednesday with expectations of a return to the FCS playoffs after it was left out in 2022. Here are four things to watch throughout spring practices.
After a report from ESPN’s Pete Thamel last Thursday, Northern Iowa football officially announced Tuesday the return of Jeremiah Johnson as the team’s defensive coordinator and linebackers coach.
Bad intentions: that’s the mentality new Iowa State offensive line coach Ryan Clanton expects his linemen to showcase from every snap to what he calls the echo of the whistle.
Northern Iowa finalized its 2023 football recruiting class Wednesday, unofficially announcing 28 signees. Among the Panthers’ 28 newcomers are more than six Division-I transfers, one junior college transfer and 20 high school prospects.
Panthers sign 21, 19 from Iowa, and want to build the old-fashioned way, by developing homegrown talent.
Since kickoff of its regular-season finale at South Dakota a week-and-a-half ago, it’s been a non-stop range of emotions for Mark Farley’s Northern Iowa football team and its fans.
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