The Hawkeye Huddle

As February closes, seeding for the post-season becomes the focus in basketball. The wrestling squad is still struggling and may need a coaching change. And baseball is underway.

Good hoops, bad hoops, and ugly hoops along with wrestling and baseball talk this week!!!

With a little under one month to go until March Madness, everything just means more. Fortunately, this year the conversation is about earning better seeds than getting in. The baseball season begins for Iowa this week as well and the wrestlers are still working toward trying to wrap up the year on a high note.

Always a technology adventure, the boys are together at GMigs on phones across the room from each other to bring you analysis of a successful Men's hoops week, a less exciting week on the Women's side, and disappointments in wrestling as well.

The Iowa Women had a huge week and now a date at #2 UCLA looms. The Iowa Men face a must-win week against lesser teams. And the wrestlers are back on track to a point. Plus the new football schedule is out.

Interesting talk about Hawkeye football and IF an "Indiana-like" season could ever take place in Iowa City with same coaching staff. Plenty of good hoops discussion and some wrestling too.

A so-so week in the world of the Iowa Hawkeyes as far as wins and losses go...and what the upcoming week looks like for that matter. Still, lots of positive and interesting football transfer portal talk and breakdowns of everything on tap.

Lots of discussion of the Bowl victory over Vanderbilt and the football transfer portal. Plus, all good for the week on the hoops front. And wrestling is about to get going again in earnest.

Plenty of hoops talk as the both teams are now ranked and solidly in the Top Quadrant of the NCAA NET. Plus more football as the Iowa prepares for the Reliaquest Bowl and receives what is literally the BIGGEST postseason award given each year.

A lot of basketball talk as both teams lost close games at Top 10 rated Iowa State. The women have a huge chance at redemption this week in a contest against UCONN. Football Awards are out as well and food for discussion.

Post-season football accolades for the Big Ten are out and both basketball teams ready for their shootouts with the Cyclones in the Iowa Corn CyHawk series. Its an especially big one in Ames for the Women's teams.

The regular season for football comes to an end with an encouraging victory at Nebraska and now the winter sports seasons are in full swing. Basketball and wrestling both on tap!

An uninspired group came back for an inspiring win on the football field and now turn their attention to the rivalry with Nebraska to wrap up the regular season. The wrestlers prepare for their tussle with Iowa State. And the Women's Basketball team gets two huge wins to stay undefeated.

Another one-score loss, this time to USC, has the boys down but not out. Still optimistic about positively finishing up a season that will be remembered for a lot of reasons...good and bad.

The loss to Oregon was a gut-punch for the guys. But the Hawks have to move forward. So it is on to USC. Field Hockey and Soccer make the NCAA Tournament. And hoops is officially underway as is wrestling!

Well, to put it mildly, this is a BIG one. Saturday's upcoming game with Oregon has everyone excited about a huge matchup with CFP implications. Plus, the winter sports seasons are officially underway!

A beat down of Minnesota was just what the doctor ordered and has the boy's confident in an exciting November. Plus, here come the winter sports seasons.

Kinnick Stadium was rockin during and after Iowa's come-from-behind win over Penn State. Lots of celebratory talk to be had before the boys turn their attention to Minnesota and the battle for Floyd this upcoming weekend.

The boys have fun going over Iowa's dominating shut out at Wisconsin and talk about how the tables have turned so quickly with Penn State's firing of their head coach and the loss of their starting All American QB. A little bit of hoops news as well following the “not so secret scrimmage” in St. […] Read more

An important trip to Madison awaits for the Iowa football team and the boys have the injury updates that could make the difference against the Badgers. Also, discussion of a huge commitment for Women's Basketball and the upcoming hoops season.

An agonizing close loss to highly ranked Indiana is the center of conversation, but with a firm eye on the rest of the season.

An encouraging come from behind win at Rutgers has the fellas optimistic about a good showing next Saturday against the suddenly high-powered media darling Indiana Hoosiers. Also updates on the highly rated Soccer and Field Hockey teams.

The football non-conference schedule is over and it ended with some encouragement, although not necessarily outright enthusiasm. The fellas talk over the win over UMass, preview the game with Rutgers, and reminisce about Kirk Ferentz's 206 victories over 27 years. Updates on Soccer, Field Hockey, Volleyball, and both Men's and Women's hoops too.

A bounce in the right direction here or there and this might have been a different show. Instead the boys break down Iowa's three point loss at Iowa State and discuss why the upcoming tilt with a horrible UMASS team is actually very important.

It's Cy/Hawk Week and the boys have a full show (no technical difficulties) getting you ready as they break down the win over UAlbany and push the pause button on QB panic.

Year 22 for the show opens with technical difficulties (shocker). Great conversation about the upcoming football season but certainly not a clean listen. Will be worked out next week. Consider this a primer for the rest of the show season.

Year number 21 of The Hawkeye Huddle comes to a close with plenty of interesting talk of the new men's basketball coach, the achievements of the women's basketball team, and a wrap on the wrestling season.

March Madness is in full swing and there is a ton to talk about. Women's hoops starts their run in the big dance. Wrestlers take 9 to the NCAA meet. And the search is on for a new Men's basketball coach. Plus, baseball and football news.

Fully into March Madness, the women's team wears out in a close loss to Ohio State but an upper half seed in the NCAAs is ahead. The men's team saves its season and will play on thanks to a win at Nebraska. And the wrestlers disappoint at the Big Ten meet.

Its March and time to talk conference tournaments and NCAA championships!

We are headed into March and postseason talk in all sports is on the minds of the boys at the huddle.

An exciting loss? That's how the boys see the Women's hoops team's loss at #8 Ohio State with #3 UCLA coming to Carver Wednesday. The Wrestlers warm up for #2 Oklahoma State with two decisive victories. And the Men's basketball squad continues to scrap and fight despite being undermanned.

Women's Hoops and Men's Wrestlers enjoy some rousing victories and have plenty to be optimistic about.

Lots to celebrate from a great Sunday for the Women's Basketball team, the men's team is in danger of unraveling, and the wrestlers are proven to be miles behind #1 Penn State.

A spirited discussion on the state of Iowa Basketball and what needs to be done along with a full preview of the wrestling tilt with Penn State, football recruiting news, and a huge women's basketball weekend upcoming.

For the first time in years the boys have hit a week where happenings did not produce a lot of hope, at least on the basketball court. Still, discussion of the future in hoops and positive wrestling news help them look forward. h

Baseketball starts into the second half of the season officially and the wrestlers are finally back in action with a resounding win over Wisconsin.

Despite a rough week on the court, optimism abounds as the football staff is adding important pieces through the transfer portal and both the hoops teams are still looking like contenders for the NCAA tournament.

An instant-react show of sorts as the boys take the air just moments after Iowa's difficult loss in the Music City Bowl.

A packed show with Music City Bowl preview, football portal news, men's and women's basketball breakdown and more.

The football transfer portal takes center stage as Iowa fans are already looking at continuing the Kirk Ferentz legacy in 2025. Both hoops teams get splits on the week and head into the holidays with hope but room for improvement.

A soup to nuts Hawkeye show with huge hoops on tap this week vs. ISU.

The regular season for football is now in the rear mirror and the Hawks got it done with another stunning comeback win over Nebraska. Plenty to discuss there as well as continued Hoops for both the men and women as they begin to hit the meat of their schedule.

Iowa dominates Maryland on the football field bringing up the final regular season game for the year against Nebraska. Women's hoops is just good…period. The wrestlers keep winning and the Men's Basketball team disappoints in Kansas City.

Loads of early season basketball optimism and a QB question again for football.

A befuddling loss at UCLA was frustrating to say the least and who will be available against Maryland in two weeks is anybody's guess. Fortunately, the winter sports are underway and all is well so far in wrestling and basketball.

Computer glitches cause a pretty rough start to the show…but things level out for a good discussion over 6 different sports!

Iowa's quarterback situation is suddenly very clear…but a little scary. The defense came to play against NW and they'll need to be just as good against Wisconsin. Basketball has tipped off and the other major fall sports are winding down.

A tough loss at Michigan State has the boys down but not out with a lot of season left to go. It's also time for hoops to begin and wrestling is on the horizon as well.

A resounding victory over Washington was fun….but how much help will it be in moving into discussions for the College Football Playoff? And will the momentum carry over to the trip to Michigan State this weekend.