The Daily Iowan: If you were playing any other sport right now, what would it be? Landan Paulsen: Rugby. I just think it’s a really dynamic game that I never really got to learn growing up. There’s...

The entire state, it seems, is counting down the seconds until Saturday. Social-media battles among fan bases are relentless. The word “State” is being thrown around Iowa City with a nonprintable word...

Iowa’s offensive line has worked on becoming a unit focuses on not missing a beat in the wake of graduations and injuries since January. Alaric Jackson was hurt during Iowa’s season-opener against...

On the second episode of Pregame's official podcast, the Force recaps Iowa's 30-0 win over Rutgers to kick off Big Ten play and gives its predictions for the upcoming Cy-Hawk game. With it being "Hate...

It’s only Week 3 of the football season, but storylines and drama are already developing in the Big Ten. The conference is posting some of its strongest numbers in the last two decades, and certain...

Iowa wide receiver Nico Ragaini is one of the many options quarterback Nate Stanley has to throw to from a deep corps of Hawkeye wide receivers. A relatively new face to Hawkeye fans, Ragaini is a redshirt...

Two years ago, Nate Stanley took the field at Jack Trice Stadium in his white No. 4 jersey for the second college start of his career. It was his first Cy-Hawk game as the go-to guy under center. Simply...

Jack Koerner practiced last week as if it was a regular game week.  Rutgers was on the schedule, and Koerner was a backup free safety on the depth chart behind starter Kaevon Merriweather – until...

Iowa’s second game of the season and first Big Ten game of 2019 couldn’t have gone much better for the Hawkeyes. Iowa utilized a balanced attack on offense, passing the ball with ease until the...

Offense: A- Iowa decimated Rutgers in all aspects in its 30-0 win on Sept. 7, and it was apparent the Hawkeyes were the better team. Nate Stanley threw 3 touchdowns for the second week in a row, Ihmir...

Kirk Ferentz made his choice for Iowa’s Player of the Game known when he took the podium after a 30-0 dismantling of Rutgers on Sept. 7. His choice was not Nate Stanley, nor was it A.J. Epenesa. In...