Podcasts about Kinnick Stadium

Eliot Clough and David Eickholt sit down to preview Iowa vs. Northern Iowa, set to take place on Saturday afternoon in Kinnick Stadium. Whether or not Kirk Ferentz really plans to play both Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski, health of the Hawkeyes, what to know about the Panthers, and more. Iowa Wave Shirts: https://theiowawaveshirt.org/buytheshirt (0:00) Initial Thoughts on UNI, The Wave Shirt and Looking Back on this Game (0:15) Brown as the full-time starter vs. Still Giving Hecklinski a Chance (4:12) Team Health In This Game and Beyond (23:10) Zach Lutmer's performance against ISU, and the Defense as a whole (26:25) Wanting to see Brevin Doll on kickoffs (30:27) Honoring Parker Sutherland, Nile Kron (31:55)

The Cy-Hawk Trophy is staying in Iowa City! Laura and Matt break down Iowa's thrilling win over Iowa State, including the biggest moments from the offense, defense and special teams, Hank Brown's response in a pressure-packed finish, and an unforgettable atmosphere inside Kinnick Stadium.Then Iowa wide receiver Reece Vander Zee joins the show for a conversation that goes far beyond football. Reece talks about growing up as the oldest of six kids in northwest Iowa, competing in four sports, playing alongside Zach Lutmer, and helping build his family's ice cream sandwich business, Carroll Street Treats. He also shares how his recruitment led him to the Hawkeyes, what it was like being thrown into the action as a true freshman, and how injuries have strengthened his faith and changed the way he approaches the game.Finally, the crew turns its attention to Northern Iowa. Laura brings some UNI history and trivia before Matt breaks down what Iowa can expect from the Panthers and what he wants to see from the Hawkeyes as they look to build on the momentum of their Cy-Hawk victory.Carroll Street Treats link: https://carrollstreettreats.com/UNI Mascot History: https://scua.library.uni.edu/uni-history/historical-essays/mascots-and-nicknames

Eliot Clough, David Eickholt and Sean Bock breakdown Iowa's 16-13 victory over Iowa State in the Cy-Hawk game in Kinnick Stadium. Caden Buhr's game-winner, Hank Brown's performance at quarterback, Cam Buffington's 15 tackles and more.

Know what you call a group of Panthers? A claw.Know what we call our group of calls of the game for Panther football? Claw Calls of course.Hear game highlights and postgame thoughts from DL Kolby Gibbons, RB Michael Bormann and HC Todd StepsisThe UNI Panther Football team opened with a huge 56-14 win in the Dome over in-state foe Drake. Cats are now 1-1 and travel to take on Iowa at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday at 3PM.This is the Panther Point of View, your source for all things Panthers. Listen on:Apple PodcastsSpotifyAnd MORE! Follow UNI Athletics onXFacebookInstagramYouTube Follow the Voice of the Panthers JW Cox on:XInstagram See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Eliot Clough and David Eickholt start with their thoughts heading into the matchup with Iowa State in Kinnick Stadium this weekend. Joined by Cyclone Alert's Alec Busse to hear what he's seen from Iowa State and how the Cyclones matchup with the Hawkeyes.0:00Initial Thoughts (00:38)Isaac Terrell and the Iowa Offensive Line (7:01)The Iowa State Offense(11:08)Iowa State's Run Game (12:22)Alec Busse Joins to Preview CyHawk (18:18)Final Thoughts (54:14)

It's Cy-Hawk Week, and The Beat Reporters are breaking down everything surrounding Iowa State vs. Iowa! Jake Brend, Jackson Pence and Rob Gray look back at their favorite Cy-Hawk memories before diving into Saturday night's showdown at Kinnick Stadium. The guys break down Iowa State's new-look defense, Jimmy Rogers and Jesse Bobbitt, and the biggest challenge facing the Cyclones: stopping Iowa's powerful rushing attack and offensive line. Can the Iowa State defensive front hold up against one of the best offensive lines in the country? On the other side, Iowa State's offense faces a major test against Phil Parker and an experienced Iowa defense. The crew discusses Jalen Raynor's ability to make plays with his legs, the importance of hitting deep shots, Iowa State's running game, and why turnovers could decide the rivalry. Plus, the Beat Reporters discuss Iowa's quarterback battle between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski, the importance of weathering Iowa's early offensive punch, special teams, and Jimmy Rogers' candid approach with the media. The Beat Reporters presented by Kelderman Manufacturing. Only on Cyclone Fanatic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Williams and Brent Blum break down Iowa State's biggest game of the young season: Iowa State vs. Iowa at Kinnick Stadium. The guys discuss Jimmy Rogers' approach to the rivalry, why this game is different from a normal matchup, and how important a strong performance could be for the new Iowa State coaching staff. CW and Blum dive into the biggest keys for the Cyclones, including Jalen Raynor's ability to avoid turnovers, Iowa State's offensive line, the matchup between Iowa State's defensive line and Iowa's offensive line, and whether the Cyclones can stay ahead of the chains against Iowa's defense. Can Iowa State's defense keep the Cyclones in the game? Can Jalen Rayner make enough plays? And can Iowa State survive the first half and take the pressure back to Iowa in the fourth quarter? Plus, Williams & Blum look around the Big 12 and discuss the conference's massive Week 2 slate. Williams & Blum presented by Mechdyne. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As Iowa State enters eastern Iowa as a big underdog, they'll need to win the turnover battle and stay ahead of the sticks. That's easier said than done, especially in that environment. Jake Brend takes you through what Iowa State is doing to get ready for Kinnick Stadium. Presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery in the Northwest Bank Studios. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While many people inside the Iowa State football program prepare for their first Cy-Hawk game, Jimmy Rogers and Jesse Bobbit know what they're walking into. With experience playing at Kinnick Stadium back in 2022 as a Jackrabbit, Rogers can take something from that game, but not everything. Jake Brend reports how Iowa's new-look offense will be a challenge for Iowa State. Presented by Whiskey River in the Northwest Bank Studios. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cy-Hawk Week is here, and InCYde Zone is breaking down everything you need to know before Iowa State travels to Kinnick Stadium! Jacqueline Cordova, Jirehl Brock, and Jake Remsburg react to Iowa State's 38-10 win over Southeast Missouri to open the Jimmy Rogers era. The crew breaks down the first look at the new-look Cyclones, including Jaylen Raynor, the running back room, Iowa State's defensive line, Benny Ngoyi's incredible one-handed interception, and the early signs of what this team could become. They also discuss the biggest question marks from Week 1, including Iowa State's offensive line, quarterback accuracy, the wide receiver and tight end rooms, and which players can emerge as the Cyclones' top playmakers. Then it's all about the Cy-Hawk rivalry. What makes Iowa vs. Iowa State different for players? How much does coaching experience matter in this rivalry? Can Iowa State's aggressive defensive line give Iowa problems? And what will it take for the Cyclones to pull the upset at Kinnick? Jirehl and Jake also share stories from their playing days, including the intensity of Cy-Hawk Week, trash talk between players, memorable Iowa State-Iowa moments, and what it's like playing in one of college football's biggest in-state rivalries. Plus, the crew gives their most irresponsible Cy-Hawk predictions! Presented by Wyffels Hybrids. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cy-Hawk Week is here, and Two Guys is breaking down everything you need to know before Iowa and Iowa State meet in Iowa City! Chris Williams and Chris Hassel react to both teams' Week 1 victories, including Iowa's 40-0 shutout of Northern Illinois and Iowa State's 38-10 win over SEMO to begin the Jimmy Rogers era. The biggest question for Iowa is still at quarterback. Hank Brown or Jeremy Hecklinski? The guys break down Brown's impressive opening game, Heklinski's performance, Kirk Ferentz's decision to keep the position listed as an "or," and what the quarterback rotation could look like against Iowa State. For the Cyclones, the guys discuss Jaylen Raynor, Benny Ngoyi's incredible interception, Aiden Flora, Iowa State's new-look defense, and the biggest concern heading into Kinnick Stadium: the offensive line. Plus, the Big Ten had a rough opening weekend. Michigan needed TWO Hail Marys to survive Western Michigan, Washington struggled, and Oregon barely escaped Boise State. The guys also discuss Bryce Underwood's disappointing debut, Lane Kiffin's dominant win over Clemson, conference pride, and their brutal Week 1 college football picks. And, of course, the guys make their early Cy-Hawk predictions before the biggest game of the week. Presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for complete Iowa and Iowa State coverage all season long! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hawkeyes are 1-0 after a dominant 40-0 shutout of Northern Illinois, and Laura and Matt break down everything that stood out from the season opener. From Iowa's quarterback play and an explosive rushing attack to a defense that barely gave NIU room to breathe, there was plenty to like in Week 1.Then Iowa quarterback Hank Brown joins the show for a conversation about his journey from Illinois to Nashville, playing for Trent Dilfer, his time at Auburn, entering the transfer portal, and ultimately becoming a Hawkeye. Hank opens up about competing for the quarterback job, handling adversity, growing as a leader, his faith, and what he's learned from the highs and lows of playing quarterback at the college level.Finally, it's Cy-Hawk week. Laura and Matt preview Iowa vs. Iowa State under the lights at Kinnick Stadium, break down a very different Cyclone team, and look at the biggest questions facing the Hawkeyes as they prepare for their first major test of the season.

Iowa football is 1-0 after a dominant 40-0 shutout of Northern Illinois at Kinnick Stadium, and Chris Hassel has plenty to talk about on the first Instant Iowa of the 2026 season. Hank Brown gets the biggest spotlight after starting the game and looking calm, poised, and efficient, while Jeremy Hecklinski struggled to match him. Does Brown deserve a bigger share of the quarterback reps heading into the Cy-Hawk game? Hassel also breaks down: • Kamari Moulton's breakout 183-yard, two-touchdown performance • Tony Diaz making an immediate impact in his Iowa debut • Iowa's dominant defensive performance and pass rush • Evan James emerging as Iowa's new punt return weapon • The biggest questions heading into Iowa vs. Iowa State Iowa is 1-0, the defense recorded a shutout, and the Hawkeyes rolled up more than 500 yards of offense. Now the real test arrives in Iowa City. Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for more Iowa football reaction, analysis, and Cy-Hawk coverage throughout the 2026 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Register's Chad Leistikow and Tyler Tachman have lots to discuss after a 40-0 Hawkeye shutout of Northern Illinois at Kinnick Stadium, including a 500-yard day of offense, breakouts from Tony Diaz and Kamari Moulton and a shutout from the defense, which got a lot of guys some playing time.

Eliot Clough and David Eickholt break down how the matchup vs. the Huskies (along with the quarterback competition between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski) could go right and wrong on Saturday in Kinnick Stadium.(00:00)The state of the Northern Illinois Program (2:00)Worse Case Scenario - Quarterback (13:30)Worst Case Scenario - Wide Receiver (21:05)Worst Case Scenario - Defense (26:05)Best Case Scenario - Quarterback (34:19)Best Case Scenario - Wide Receiver (46:11)Best Case Scenario - Defense (48:25)What We Think Happens - (53:45)

Talkin' Hawks is back for the 2026 Iowa Football season! Matt and Laura VandeBerg break down the biggest storylines surrounding the Hawkeyes as they prepare to return to Kinnick Stadium, including the questions facing the offense, the expectations surrounding this year's team and what Iowa needs to establish in its season opener.Then, Iowa running back Kamari Moulton joins the show for an in-depth conversation about his journey to Iowa, how he has developed throughout his Hawkeye career and the mindset he is bringing into the new season. Kamari discusses the competition and depth inside the running back room, becoming a leader for the Hawkeyes and what he believes Iowa's offense can accomplish in 2026.Matt and Laura close the episode by previewing Iowa's matchup with Northern Illinois, breaking down the biggest keys to the game and giving their predictions for the season opener. Subscribe to Talkin' Hawks for weekly Iowa Hawkeyes recaps, player interviews, opponent previews and predictions throughout the 2026 season.#IowaHawkeyes #IowaFootball #KamariMoulton #CollegeFootball #BigTen #TalkinHawks

Iowa Hawkeyes head football coach Kirk Ferentz joins Talkin' Hawks for a rare, personal conversation that he describes as his first sit-down podcast interview. Matt and Laura go beyond the sidelines to learn more about the man behind nearly three decades of Iowa Football—from his childhood in Pittsburgh and the coaches who shaped him to the family and values that have guided his career.Coach Ferentz opens up about his relationship with Mary, raising five children while building a career in football, the leadership lessons he's learned along the way, and why staying true to who you are matters. He also breaks down the philosophy behind Iowa's culture, the major changes that helped reshape the program after 2014, and how the Hawkeyes balance tradition with innovation as college football continues to evolve.Plus, Ferentz shares why player development remains at the heart of Iowa Football, what he looks for in overlooked recruits, how the NIL and transfer portal era has changed the sport, and what has made the University of Iowa and Kinnick Stadium such a special place for him.Whether you're a lifelong Hawkeye fan or simply want to hear one of college football's longest-tenured coaches talk about leadership, family, culture and the game, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.Subscribe for more conversations with Iowa Hawkeye players, coaches and alumni.#KirkFerentz #IowaFootball #IowaHawkeyes

The Gazette Iowa athletics beat writer Madison Hricik and Jack Knowlton of Southeast Iowa Union recap the Iowa Football Kids Day practice at Kinnick Stadium.The duo talk through the ongoing quarterback battle and big standouts on the offensive and defensive side of the ball.This episode is hosted by Hricik and produced by Southeast Iowa Union Multimedia Content Creator Peter Kamp.

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It was just one practice out of nine, Kirk Ferentz reminded us. But Jeremy Hecklinski's dominant performance at quarterback has certainly shifted the QB conversation with Iowa football, 3 weeks ahead of the season opener. The Register's Chad Leistikow and Tyler Tachman react to what they saw at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday, August 15.

David Eickholt and Eliot Clough sit down to discuss Iowa's Kids' Day open practice in Kinnick Stadium on Saturday. Jeremy Hecklinski far out-plays Hank Brown in the battle for QB1, we get more of a look at center/right guard, Evan James stands out as a stud transfer receiver, the defensive line shows some encouraging things, plus more.

This week on Fight for Iowa, Gary Dolphin sits down with new Iowa running backs coach Jay Norvell. A Hawkeye All-American, 1985 team MVP, and one of the most experienced coaches in college football, Norvell shares the journey that brought him back to Iowa City more than 40 years after arriving as a player alongside Kirk Ferentz. He discusses why returning to his alma mater was the right move, the transition from offensive analyst to running backs coach, and the opportunity to mentor a talented Hawkeye backfield led by Kamari Moulton. Norvell also reflects on his playing days under Hayden Fry, his years as a head coach, and his excitement for the future of Iowa Football as the Hawkeyes prepare to open the 2026 season at Kinnick Stadium.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

World Cup fever has officially arrived. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales break down FIFA's decision to reinstate Folarin Balogun ahead of Team USA's massive Round of 16 showdown with Belgium. The guys debate whether justice was served or if the ruling sets a dangerous precedent, react to the incredible England-Mexico match, discuss the Savannah Bananas packing Kinnick Stadium, Joey Chestnut's latest eating title, fireworks mishaps from the Fourth of July, and MORE! ⚽ Team USA & The World Cup • Balogun's suspension is lifted • USA vs. Belgium preview • England survives Mexico • Why the World Cup has captured America • Norway, Erling Haaland and tournament favorites

The World Cup takes center stage as Chris Williams and Chris Hassel react to Folarin Balogun being cleared to return for Team USA ahead of its biggest match yet. The guys also preview Big 12 Media Days in Dallas, discuss what to expect from Iowa State under Jimmy Rogers, debate conference realignment, and break down the Savannah Bananas' record-setting weekend at Kinnick Stadium. Plus, Fourth of July stories, fireworks, and plenty of laughs. ⚽ Team USA & World Cup • Balogun's suspension is suspended • USA's World Cup outlook • Mexico vs. England reactions • World Cup atmosphere takes over the sports world

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Ohio State travels to Iowa City for its first trip to Kinnick Stadium since the shocking 55-24 loss in 2017. Can Ryan Day's Buckeyes avoid another upset? Or will Iowa's physical style, elite home-field advantage, and Kinnick magic make this a four-quarter battle? In today's Daily Buckeye Blitz, we break down:

Ohio State dominated Iowa 35-7 in 2024, but the game was only 7-0 at halftime before the Buckeyes finally pulled away. In this episode of the Daily Buckeye Blitz, we rewatch Ohio State's last matchup with Iowa and look at what still matters heading into the Buckeyes' 2026 trip to Kinnick Stadium. We break down Will Howard's efficient day, Emeka Egbuka's three-touchdown performance, Jeremiah Smith's big-play flashes, Ohio State's balanced rushing attack, and a dominant defensive effort led by Jack Sawyer, JT Tuimoloau, Ty Hamilton and Caleb Downs. Most importantly, we look at the lessons for 2026: avoid turnovers, make Iowa throw, handle the road environment, and don't let Kinnick Stadium turn a winnable game into a four-quarter mess. Ohio State won big in 2024. But will the formula still work in Iowa City in 2026? Thursday, June 4, 2026   Join Kalshi and Get $10 Subscribe to the Podcast

Chad Leistikow and Scott Dochterman break down the massive news of Iowa vs. Iowa State under the lights at Kinnick, debate the future of the Cy-Hawk rivalry, and dive into the growing push for a 24-team College Football Playoff.

Chris Williams and Brent Blum react to the national fallout from Jamie Pollard's comments about the SEC and Big Ten, discuss Iowa State's uncertain football outlook heading into year one under Jimmy Rogers' new-look roster, and break down the latest on Milan Momcilovic's NBA Draft decision.

With a roster reshaped by NFL departures, graduation and the transfer portal, the 2026 Hawkeye football team enters a new era with plenty of opportunity across all three phases of the game. This week on Fight for Iowa, head coach Kirk Ferentz discusses the importance of integrating nearly 30 new players into the program as Iowa prepares for summer workouts and the start of another demanding Big Ten season.We take a closer look at the Hawkeyes' defensive rebuild, where longtime defensive line coach Kelvin Bell is tasked with developing the next wave of talent up front following the departures of Aaron Graves, Max Llewellyn and Ethan Hurkett. Bell shares his thoughts on the progress made during spring practice and the mentality of Iowa's young defensive front.Linebacker Jayden Montgomery reflects on stepping into a larger leadership role after learning from Hawkeye greats like Jay Higgins, while rising sophomore Cam Buffington talks about the growth of Iowa's young linebacker group and the culture that continues to produce standout defenders.Plus, All-Big Ten defensive back Zach Lutmer discusses his breakout season, the possibility of handling kick return duties this fall, and the excitement building for a September packed with games at Kinnick Stadium.It's another inside look at the players and coaches shaping the future of Iowa football — this week on Fight for Iowa.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

HawkeyeInsider's David Eickholt and Eliot Clough were on scene inside Kinnick Stadium for Iowa's final spring practice. There are so many ongoing questions surrounding this Hawkeye team including a quarterback battle, replacing a ton of production on defense, overhauling the special teams and so much more. Eickholt and Clough give their thoughts about Jeremy Hecklinski and Hank Brown for the first 27 minutes before going position by position to give their thoughts about everything that occurred. It's going to be a busy few months so stay locked into HawkeyeInsider. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

owa Football wraps up spring practice this Saturday with an open workout at Kinnick Stadium, giving fans a chance to get an early look at the 2026 Hawkeyes.Head Coach Kirk Ferentz and his staff are navigating significant roster turnover following the largest graduating class in program history, with 30 new players working into the mix this spring. Several position battles remain ongoing, including at quarterback where transfers Jeremy Hecklinski and Hank Brown continue to split reps.The Hawkeyes are reloading along both the offensive and defensive lines, while a deep running back group returns after a strong 2025 season. Kamari Moulton leads a talented backfield alongside Xavier Williams, Nathan McNeil, and South Dakota transfer Lendon Phillips, as Iowa continues to emphasize a physical run game under offensive coordinator Tim Lester.This week's episode also features interviews with defensive lineman Kenneth Merriwether, pass rusher Iose Epenesa, and running back Kamari Moulton.Spring answers are coming into focus—but several key decisions will carry into fall camp.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Live from Kinnick Stadium, the Register's Chad Leistikow and Tyler Tachman break down Iowa's last-second win over Michigan State.

The Hawkeyes are preparing for one final showdown inside Kinnick Stadium this season. Michigan State is winless in the Big Ten and are looking to play spoiler. Kirk Ferentz and his Iowa squad will be looking for revenge against them after what happened last season. David Eickholt and Eliot Clough take a look back at this year's senior class, what makes them unique and a lot more. The duo also talk a little bit about the Michigan State game before diving into their early impressions of Ben McCollum's Iowa basketball team. It's another loaded episode with a lot more to come! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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How much can you gather about Michigan fromhere? Trey McKenney was 6-8 from three and looked the part. He also had four assists and no turnovers, there were some Darius Morris qualities about him. Do they go with the very big rotation with Yaxel out? Will Tschetter seems to get more minutes when Yaxel is out, would like to see him step up as a four year player. Wake Forest was a bubble team last year and look like one this year, that game will tell us more about Michigan.  2. Previewing Men's Basketball in the Big Ten Starts at 21:31 In reverse Kenpom order Penn State They're bad. Rutgers How is this team even going to score a basket? They have seven teams scheduled in the 200s.  Minnesota Niko Medved's first year at Minnesota, but the roster does not look good. They'll compete with Rutgers and Penn State for the bottom spot. Oregon 35th in the preseason but have fallen considerably after a one point win over Hawaii and a four point win over Rice. They have a transfer from Elon, the Oregon NIL budget must be focusing on football.  Maryland The only Big Ten team with a loss. They shot terribly against Georgetown and were only in it because they scored 30 points off of free throws.  Northwestern They bring back Nick Martinelli, the guy who makes the worst shots you've ever seen (complimentary). They've blown out Mercyhurst and Boston, which would be impressive if it was hockey. Their center looks like Elvis. Washington Very young team starting two freshmen and two sophomores.  Nebrasketball Sam Hoiberg is still playing a majority of minutes, but at least the mustache is gone. They bring in the Icelandic Unicorn.  Iowa Ben McCollum's first year. Tavion Banks looked great at Drake last year but will probably hit a wall against the Big Ten.  Ohio State They beat IU Indianapolis 118-102, eek. They've retained a few players which is a big thing in college basketball now.  Michigan State More continuity and the best win in the Big Ten so far (69-66 over Arkansas). They're very experienced. They were awful at three point shooting a year ago and so far they're at 20% this year. This doesn't seem like a team that's going to win the league by three games but they didn't look like that last year.  Indiana Year one for Darian DeVries. They bring in a lot of new players and we don't know what to expect. This team is loaded with seniors. They're going to do what they do and then go away.  UCLA Mick Cronin is awesome, actually. How can a team starting Xavier Booker at center be? They have shooting but defense and rebounding are big questions. What if Mick Cronin yells at them more? USC Hey it's Terrance Williams. USC is surprisingly putting together a basketball program. Wisconsin They're 18th in Kenpom and looking at the roster doesn't make sense. There's no bench, either.  Purdue They bring back Braden Smith and Trey Kaufman-Renn. Fletcher Loyer is also back. Their 10 point win over Oakland was awkward. Jack Benter is an interesting freshman at guard. You can't second guess Matt Painter but they're missing their classic giant center that they build around.  Illinois This team is huge. They absolutely blew out Jackson State and Florida Gulf Coast. Pronounce Ivisic, or Petrovic, or Stojakovic, or Jakstsys.    3. Hot Takes and Hockey Updates Starts at 1:15:30 Takes hotter than the opposite of Kinnick Stadium, that looked miserable. Michigan split with Wisconsin over the weekend in a return to reality series. But it felt like worse than a split for what got exposed. Michigan couldn't get out of their zone but most teams on the schedule won't be able to replicate what Wisconsin did. Goalie Jack Ivankovic also just had a bad weekend which happens. Friday was such a fun game that was getting ruined by piped in music. They're being told to turn it down. Wisconsin seemed to really get under Michigan's skin and the frustration came out. The Big Ten is one of the best hockey leagues in the world and the league barely broadcasts games.    4. Around the Big Ten with Jamie Mac Starts at 1:45:28 Indiana 27, Penn State 24  Absolutely bonkers ending. The final two catches were amazing. This game raised questions about Indiana's ability to block next-level guys. Mendoza was pressured on 50% of dropbacks. Penn State did start the season with a group of players you would've thought would do that, though. All Penn State quarterbacks are now "The Grunk". Indiana was 2-25 against Penn State coming into this game and this was their first ever win in Happy Valley, the feels are still amazing for Hoosiers fans.  Oregon 18, Iowa 16 Oregon went into Kinnick during a rain storm and got almost the full Iowa experience (except that the safety happened to Iowa). The only stat that matters is that Oregon survived a November night(ish) game in Kinnick, survive and advance in that scenario.  Wisconsin 13, Washington 10 Played in similar conditions as Oregon vs Iowa, except this game sucked! Wisconsin's lead passer was the punter. This was a Big Ten West game and someone had to lose. If this wasn't in a sleet storm then Demond Williams probably gets more than 134 passing yards.  Nebraska 28, UCLA 21 Nebraska QB TJ Lateef goes 13/15 for 205 yards and 3 touchdowns. Dylan Raiola who? This was a very Big Ten game with limited possessions because both teams ran the ball a lot. Nebraska goes through so many running backs but might've finally found a guy. Rutgers 35, Maryland 20 Rutgers' running back Antwan Raymond rushed for 240 yards but Rutgers got outrushed. Maryland had six explosive plays and had a -0.4 EPA outside of those. Rutgers rescued their bowl hopes. USC 38, Northwestern 17 The boxscore is a blowout. USC had a fake punt pass that wasn't even legal. Why did they pull that out against Northwestern? It was close at the time. Ohio State 34, Purdue 10 merp MUSIC: "Feel For Love"—Michigan Rattlers "What's It All Mean"—Philharmonik "Sin Triangle"—Sidney Gish “Across 110th Street”—JJ Johnson and his Orchestra   

Richard and Alex take you through dozens of Week 11 college football games, highlighting the most interesting stuff to get you all caught up:Oregon's grits out a win at Kinnick Stadium after Iowa pulled the Ducks down into a literal puddle and threatened to keep them thereOmar Cooper makes a historic catch at Penn State, which Alex says has a case for the best of all time and Richard is just trying to tear downTexas Tech sits on BYU, making clear that the Red Raiders are the best team in the Big 12Sonny Dykes loses the TCU fanbaseTexas A&M treats Mizzou's third-string freshman QB very rudelyVanderbilt stays alive by beating an Auburn team that changed its on-field identity overnightWake Forest beats UVA, Cal beats Louisville, and the ACC continues to be a mess. Could this conference miss the playoff? There's a path!Boston College devolves into a bad situationFlorida State brings nothing to the table in yet another lossNotre Dame overwhelms Navy and keeps marching toward the playoffTulane beats Memphis, making another disappointing year for the TigersUTSA games keep ending up in wars of words between the coachesArmy's latest endless drive to close out the Temple OwlsTennesaw State UniversityOregon State's special teams reach new levels of ignominyMontana survives on a SPIKE FUMBLE?? We'd never seen it, eitherAnd a lot more. That's just a sample. Producer: Anthony VitoThanks to our partners and subscribers20% off Dad Water: https://drinkdadwater.com/discount/SZDJoin Homefield, Steven Godfrey, and Ryan Nanni in Athens on Friday.Enter to win airfare and lodging for a trip to New York City on conference championship weekend at https://www.nokiantyres.com/SZD This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.splitzoneduo.com/subscribe

Live from Kinnick Stadium, the Register's Chad Leistikow and Tyler Tachman dissect Iowa's 18-16 loss to Oregon on a last-second field goal from Atticus Sappington.

FOX Sports' lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt makes his picks for the biggest games of the weekend as the race for Playoffs spots heats up. He begins by previewing his game on Big Noon Saturday as #2 Indiana takes on the team that began the season at #2, Penn State. He then makes his picks in a pivotal Big Ten matchup as #9 Oregon faces a difficult road trip at Kinnick Stadium against #20 Iowa. Klatt also makes his pick in the Top-10 matchup between the 2 favorites in the Big 12 as #7 BYU faces #8 Texas Tech. He wraps up his picks by considering whether we should expect a bounce back effort from LSU as they play their first game since the firing of Brian Kelly against #4 Alabama in Tuscaloosa. 0:00-2:17 Intro2:18-10:04 Indiana vs. Penn State10:05-13:52 Oregon vs. Iowa13:53-16:39 BYU vs. Texas Tech16:40-21:30 Texas A&M vs. Missouri21:31-24:29 LSU vs. Alabama Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chad Leistikow and Scott Dochterman react to opening night at Carver-Hawkeye Arena for the new look Iowa Basketball team under Ben McCollum before taking a deep dive into the Iowa-Oregon game at Kinnick Stadium this weekend. What's the blueprint to an upset? All this and more presented by GameDay Men's Health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a podcast-only edition of Hawk Central, the Register's Chad Leistikow, along with Tyler Tachman and Dargan Southard, go long in previewing Saturday's big Iowa vs. Oregon football showdown at Kinnick Stadium. With Iowa entering the first College Football Playoff rankings at No. 20, what added elements does that add to this top-20 showdown? We answer Five Big Questions before predictions then segments to recap the basketball openers for the Iowa men and women.

Iowa destroys Minnesota 41-3 to retain the Floyd of Rosedale trophy. The Hawkeyes (6-1, 4-1 Big Ten) are playing some of their best football in the past decade setting up a massive game at Kinnick Stadium in two weeks against Oregon. Hassel says ESPN's FPI has it right by ranking Iowa in the top 20. Iowa State's slide continues with a 41-27 loss at home to BYU. The Cyclones (5-3, 2-3 Big 12) showed promise in the first half, but costly mistakes and turnovers plague Matt Campbell's team once again. Arizona State comes to Ames this week and could be without their starting quarterback Sam Leavitt who left last week's game twice against Houston with injuries. The coaching carousel continues as Brian Kelly is now out at LSU. That leaves openings now at LSU, Penn State, Florida, Oklahoma State, Virginia Tech, Arkansas, Stanford, and UCLA. Plus, our BIGGER BETTER BOLDER moments from the weekend. Presented by Fareway Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Minnesota Gophers are blown out 41-3 by the Iowa Hawkeyes at Kinnick Stadium. The Minnesota Gophers losing in this manner isn't acceptable. Can the Minnesota Gophers bounce back next week against Michigan State? Will the Minnesota Gophers still get to 7 wins?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Live from Kinnick Stadium, the Register's Tyler Tachman and Chad Leistikow dissect every element of Iowa's riveting win over Minnesota.

In this episode of [Podcast Name], we break down Penn State's heartbreaking 25-24 loss to the Iowa Hawkeyes at Kinnick Stadium—the Nittany Lions' fourth straight defeat in Iowa City by five points or fewer. Join us as we dissect how the defense, ranked 71st against the run, crumbled in the second half, giving up massive chunks on the ground including a game-changing 67-yard scamper by Iowa QB Mark Gronowski that set up the winning touchdown. Iowa racked up 245 rushing yards at 7.4 yards per carry, exposing ongoing vulnerabilities that have plagued PSU in recent games. We also dive into the two-QB system deployed in the absence of starter Drew Allar, with redshirt freshman Ethan Grunkemeyer getting the nod (15/28 for 93 yards, but two costly INTs) and backup Jaxon Smolik rotating in for key scrambles and option plays— a strategy reminiscent of last season's approach but one that couldn't seal the deal. Plus, the latest on Penn State's head coaching search following James Franklin's firing: Interim coach Terry Smith dropped his debut, but he's emerging as a candidate himself. We discuss top names like Nebraska's Matt Rhule (the early favorite), Texas A&M's Mike Elko, and dark horses such as Alabama's Kalen DeBoer and Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz, as the search enters its second week with no clear frontrunner yet. Tune in for expert analysis, fan reactions, and what this means for Penn State with Ohio State and Indiana looming after the BYE week. We also answer your fan questions! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more college football breakdowns! Visit rhettcoblentz.com for your graphic design needs! #WeAre #PennStateFootball #nittanylions WEEK 9 PICK'EM: https://forms.gle/AdoLrKnEbcnsJgQ58

Live from Kinnick Stadium, the Register's Chad Leistikow and Tyler Tachman break down Iowa football's thrilling win over Penn State.

It's time for a little Big Ten pick ‘em on Husker247 Daily as Mike Schaefer and Brian Christopherson run through the weekend slate and make their picks against the spread and also straight up. What are the big games this weekend? Several future opponents for Nebraska have important contests as Northwestern looks for a fifth win against Purdue, USC heads to South Bend against Notre Dame and Iowa-Penn State square off under the lights in Kinnick Stadium. Which underdog pulls off the biggest win? Which heavy favorite covers with ease? As always Husker247 is happy to provide answers. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Inside the Lions" beat writer Audrey Snyder joins Madison Hricik in this weeks Hawk Off the Press Podcast ahead of the Penn State Nittany Lions traveling to Kinnick Stadium to face the Iowa Hawkeyes Saturday, October 18, 2025.

Buckle up, Nittany Nation! In this raw, unfiltered episode of Hardcore Penn State Football, we dive headfirst into the chaos that's gripped Happy Valley as the 2025 season spirals into madness. With James Franklin's stunning midseason firing still sending shockwaves through the program—just days after a gut-wrenching 3-3 skid—Penn State heads into the lion's den at Kinnick Stadium for a brutal Week 8 clash against a surging Iowa squad (4-2) on October 18. Is this the rock-bottom revenge tour nobody saw coming, or the spark that reignites our playoff dreams? We break it all down with zero punches pulled. Penn State vs. Iowa Preview: Trap Game or Total Meltdown? The Hawkeyes are rolling with a punishing ground attack—led by Xavier Williams' two-TD explosion last outing and QB Mark Gronowski's dual-threat nightmare fuel. Kinnick's nightmarish atmosphere under the lights (7 p.m. ET on Peacock) has crushed bigger dreams than ours. We dissect first time-starting QB Ethan Grunkmeyer, Interim HC Terry Smith's presser, and whether our D-line (shoutout Dani Dennis-Sutton's punt-block heroics) can stuff Iowa's rush before it stuffs us.   Franklin Out, Who's Next? Holy buyout, Batman—what a bloodbath! Franklin's pink slip (after a 104-45 tenure, a '24 playoff semi, and that elusive natty) joins a 2025 carousel on steroids: UCLA, Virginia Tech, Oklahoma State (RIP Mike Gundy), Arkansas (Sam Pittman gone), Oregon State, and even Stanford's wild Frank Reich interim experiment. Is Penn State boosters' cash vault eyeing a splash like Marcus Freeman, Matt Rhule, or Urban Meyer? We discuss who we have heard, who is real, and who is not. Whether you're tailgating in Iowa's cornfields or rage-scrolling from your Beaver Stadium man cave, this ep is your survival guide to the storm. WE ARE... STILL HERE! Smash that like button, subscribe for weekly roasts, and drop your wildest coaching carousel predictions in the comments. Visit rhettcoblentz.com for your graphic design needs! #WeAre #PennStateFootball #nittanylions WEEK 8 PICK'EM: https://forms.gle/Bd7xBWV6ZZy9XbCy9

The Hawkeyes (4-2) welcome the Nittany Lions (3-3) for a Kinnick Stadium night game (6 p.m., Peacock) on Oct. 18 with high stakes for the home team especially. The Register's Chad Leistikow and Tyler Tachman break down the importance of Iowa needing to win a "big game," and we definitely believe that this still constitutes a big game with Penn State's reputation and talent levels. Later, Chad and Dargan Southard team up to bring you hot takes from Iowa women's basketball media day.

Welcome to the show! In this episode, the team discusses the trajectory of various college football teams, including a deep dive into the Iowa vs. Indiana matchup at Kinnick Stadium. They share thoughts on the big game, analyze the strengths and weaknesses of both teams, and forecast the impact of the crowd and special teams on the outcome. Highlights include a recap of Coach Ferentz's tenure, a discussion on the recent firing of Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy, and a look at the futures of other embattled coaches like Wisconsin's Luke Fickell and Clemson's Dabo Swinney. Additionally, the guys share their picks for the week, debate strategies for betting on FanDuel, and talk about the influence of NIL in college sports. Along the way, they also touch on some fun anecdotes, sponsor shout-outs, and fan interactions. Tune in for expert insights, laughter, and all things Hawkeyes! If you love the show and want to show support, tell your friends! And, check out our exclusive content at Patreon.com/washedupwalkons where you can find extra podcast episodes, exclusive merchandise, Merch discounts with every tier, private Walkon discord channel access, and more! Find us on social media @washedupwalkons Visit TheWashedUpWalkons.com for all of our episodes, merchandise, and more! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.