Iowa offensive linemen Tristan Wirfs and Alaric Jackson have been named to the Outland Trophy Watch List, and defensive end A.J. Epenesa has a place on the Bronko Nagurski Trophy Watch List.
The Outland...
This season’s version of the Iowa football team is going to have a very different look to it compared with the squad that swarmed into Kinnick last season.
Gone is Mackey Award-winning tight end T.J....
This season will be different for Iowa football, not only because of the new personnel on the field but because of the legalization of sports betting off it.
For the first time, Nate Stanley may be...
It’s no secret Kirk Ferentz isn’t a fan of July depth charts.
What becomes a key talking point for fans and media alike, he has very little interest in. After all, the team hasn’t even started...
Heading into its Oct. 28 heavyweight matchup against Penn State in 2018, Iowa football was well positioned for a run at the Big Ten West title and a trip to Indianapolis for the conference championship...
CHICAGO — The Big Ten media days have officially ended, which means actual football is coming soon.
After two days of Big Ten coaches and players discussing the upcoming season, The Daily Iowan gathered...
CHICAGO — If you’re at a boxing gym in the Iowa City area and you see someone the size of a running back breaking a sweat, that person probably isn’t Mike Tyson or Evander Holyfield. But the...
Pete Mills, Assistant Sports Editor
• July 19, 2019
CHICAGO – With the biggest voices in the conference converging in Chicago at Big Ten media days this week, the main issues plaguing the conference came to the forefront.
As one of the longest-tenured...
Iowa tight end Nate Wieting has been named to the John Mackey Award Watch List, an honor given to the most outstanding tight end in college football.
Wieting is one of eight Big Ten tight ends to make...
CHICAGO — Oliver Martin reached his transfer destination in Hawkeye Nation last month, but his saga hasn’t ended.
Martin’s status for this coming season is still up in the air, and both Iowa head...
CHICAGO — Kirk Ferentz took center stage at Big Ten media days as the first coach to speak on July 19.
The head man for the Hawkeyes didn’t deny that Iowa had lost some key talent and will have...
