Robert Read, Assistant Sports Editor
• December 18, 2019
Kirk Ferentz was supposed to be in San Diego on Wednesday but made a change to his schedule after the passing of Hayden Fry Tuesday night.
Ferentz took the podium at the Hansen Football Performance...
Nineteen recruits officially became Hawkeyes on Wednesday, as players in Iowa’s 2020 recruiting class signed their National Letters of Intent to play for head coach Kirk Ferentz and his staff.
The...
Robert Read, Assistant Sports Editor
• December 18, 2019
When it’s said that somebody embodies a program, few times is it ever true.
When it comes to Hayden Fry, it couldn’t be more accurate.
Fry is a native of Eastland, Texas, and was a head coach...
Robert Read, Assistant Sports Editor
• December 17, 2019
Hayden Fry left his mark on many in his time as Iowa head football coach. That was evident following his death on Tuesday.
Both current and former Hawkeyes have taken to social media to pay tribute...
I never met Hayden Fry, but I wish I could’ve.
As a one-year-oId, I didn’t even know what an Iowa Hawkeye was when he retired on Nov. 22, 1998.
I didn’t know who Fry was. I didn’t know the...
Former Iowa football coach and Hawkeye legend Hayden Fry died Tuesday at the age of 90.
Fry is credited with turning the Hawkeye football program around and playing a key role in making it what it is...
Iowa will attempt to win its 10th game of the season in less than two weeks when it takes on USC in the Holiday Bowl on Dec. 27, but the Hawkeyes are at a disadvantage.
Because of finals week and the...
Three Hawkeyes have been named AP All-Americans, the AP announced Monday.
Iowa's trio of Keith Duncan, Tristan Wirfs, and A.J. Epenesa made the cut yet again, with Duncan earning first-team honors and...
Robert Read, Assistant Sports Editor
• December 15, 2019
Only one game stands in between Iowa and its first 10-win season since 2015. That game, however, comes against an unfamiliar foe with a lethal passing attack.
When the Hawkeyes face off against USC...
In 2017, Ihmir Smith-Marsette was a 159-pound undersized freshman receiver embarking on his journey of college football. He fumbled in his first game.
That same year, Brandon Smith was a 6-foot-3, 219-pound...
