Podcast appearances and mentions of marc morehouse

Scott Dochterman from The Athletic and Rob Howe bring you the Hawkeye Hotspot Podcast. In the latest episode, former Iowa football beat writer Marc Morehouse joins the show to discuss the latest headlines for Iowa athletics including Pat Angerer hire, Caitlin Clark being left off Olympic team and more.

The Athletic's Scott Dochterman is joined by Marc Morehouse to look back at the last 20 years of Big Ten football and recap the best players on defense by position. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Athletic's Scott Dochterman is joined by Marc Morehouse to look back at the last 20 years of Big Ten football and recap the best players on offense by position. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Todd flies solo on a Friday afternoon, reacting to a late-night combined no-hitter by four Cubs pitchers and Iowa announcing its approach to helping student-athletes with NIL. Plus, "Love it or Leave it" tackles a variety of topics and former Cedar Rapids Gazette sportswriter Marc Morehouse drops by to discuss, among other things, hockey.

Longtime Cedar Rapids Gazette reporter and current Hawkeyepodcast.com content provider Marc Morehouse joins Scott Dochterman of The Athletic and Rob Howe from Hawk Fanatic on this week's episode of the Hawkeye Hotspot Podcast. The discussion travels down many paths, including the legacy of Phil Parker and Kirk Ferentz, quarterbacks, football playoffs and lot more. It's like two and a half hours of nerding out on college football with a heavy Hawkeye lean.

Marc Morehouse on Football, A Conversation with Mary Ferentz, and More

Marc Morehouse on his return to Iowa media, ESPN's Zubin Mehenti and Trent's best bet of the night

Marc Morehouse on his return to Iowa media, ESPN's Zubin Mehenti and Trent's best bet of the night

HawkeyeInsider's David Eickholt is joined by former Iowa beat writer/columnist Marc Morehouse! The duo discuss a variety of topics including Iowa football, how covering college athletes has evolved over the past couple of decades, share some funny moments throughout their careers, give some background on themselves, answer your questions and much more. They also dive into a bit of Name, Image and Likeness talk and why it could actually benefit Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former Cedar Rapids Gazette sportswriter Marc Morehouse joins the show to talk about Iowa football and what he's up to these days.

Hawkeye talk with Marc Morehouse and the end of his career, John Walters talks Cyclones

Hawkeye talk with Marc Morehouse and the end of his career, John Walters talks Cyclones

The reminder for the podcast keeps popping up like every five minutes, so let’s work around this one last thing. I’m leaving The Gazette. It’s been 24 years, nearly 22 covering Iowa football. That’s a long damn time in the same circle against the same opponent. There can’t be too many other beat writers who’ve been on the griddle this long. If there are, what in the hell are you doing? You traded your heart for a phone. Thanks to everyone who’s been along for the ride. That’s lame, I know, but we’re not going to be dramatic here. The On Iowa Podcast was sort of the ultimate “Odd Couple” thing. Scott Dochterman kept the records. I tagged along, learned a lot and had a lot of fun. I don’t expect I’ll be part of anything like it again unless I pull something fabulously entertaining out of my ass. I do plan to learn the electric guitar. The On Iowa pod worked because it was “hyper-Iowa.” There was nothing else, really. We didn’t do guests. We did the Hawkeyes. You didn’t get the “drive by,” you got a meal and a dessert and maybe a funny hat or an action figure. Scott is the smartest dude on the beat. I felt good in his company, during the podcast and out in stadiums. I was the “Oscar,” the Walter Matthau to Scott’s “Felix,” the Jack Lemmon. But it wasn’t always that way. This might not make sense, but I’ll try: Where I was weak, Scott was strong and vice versa. That made for some really great content. 10 years and 2 ½ months worth, to be exact. Yes, I’m referencing a movie from 1968. I’m no longer updating my references. I don’t have to. We downsized and I moved to the woods across the river. That’s something that’s been in the mail for me since May and a big driving force behind this. Something something pandemic. Also, at some point, you have to stop bitching to your poor wife about your job. She’s not your damn psychologist. I’m trading back for my heart. Face me to the shore. I’m swimming to the good latitudes. — Marc Morehouse

Packer talk with Dave Sinykin, Iowa point spreads for each game, Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeye football & Trent's picks for the night --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Packer talk with Dave Sinykin, Iowa point spreads for each game, Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeye football & Trent's picks for the night

Bill Bender from the Sporting News talks College Football, Marc Morehouse on the Hawkeyes & Big Ten's return & previewing the night in sports

Bill Bender from the Sporting News talks College Football, Marc Morehouse on the Hawkeyes & Big Ten's return & previewing the night in sports --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Marc Morehouse on the Big Ten cancellation & winter football, Pete Fiutak talks college football and KXnO's High School football plans

Marc Morehouse on the Big Ten cancellation & winter football, Pete Fiutak talks college football and KXnO's High School football plans --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I’m going to compare the Big Ten to the Bill Paxton character “Pvt. Hudson” in the movie “Aliens.” When the conference released its 10-game schedule six days before deciding to cancel fall football, that was Pvt. Hudson and the bravado he showed at the beginning of the movie, when his military unit descended into the spaceship where all the aliens were. Then, Pvt. Hudson actually saw the aliens. “Game over, man. Game over.” “Seventeen days? We’re not going to last 17 minutes.” Pvt. Hudson freaked the bleep out. The Big Ten’s bravado evaporated over … what was it again … I guess uncertainty. The explanation from commissioner Kevin Warren was “uncertainty.” He’s not wrong, but in the wake of announcing the schedule and giving players something to work toward — whether or not it was ever going to happen — this is Pvt. Hudson seeing the aliens. At this moment, we’re all left wondering “maybe it was an ant hive.” (Another line for Paxton’s character. Here’s another, “What do you mean they cut the power? They’re animals.”) Of course, Pvt. Hudson went out in a blaze of glory. Could the Big Ten have waited? Yes. Should the Big Ten have waited? Probably, but I do believe this always was the conclusion it was going to reach. Was the meeting last weekend a room full of Pvt. Hudsons? And where was the Sigourney Weaver character? You know, the strong, silent type who ends up sending the Queen Alien to a fireball and saves the day? The first reporter to get to an oral history type of thing on this is going to get a lot of clicks. We talked extensively about the Big Ten’s decision and everything that gravity pulls along with it on this episode of the On Iowa Podcast. We also took a bunch of Twitter questions. Scott ended up burning what was left of his fence. My daughter’s apartment is in ruin. We lost a giant tree, got a broken window and had a shed from up the street hit our house. Overall, I feel pretty lucky. There was a minute on Monday when, after the window was broken, I swear I could feel our house swell, like it was about to go. I was Pvt. Hudson, actually yelling at the wind, which, holy bleep, 40 freaking minutes. Newspaper people can be nomads. You make the career moves you think are right. My family has lived here for 23 years, longer than anywhere else. It’s time to redo our city again. Pitter patter. — Marc Morehouse

Brian Walton on the Cardinals, Marc Morehouse talks Iowa football --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Brian Walton on the Cardinals, Marc Morehouse talks Iowa football

A chat with Marc Morehouse, the Hawkeye football beat writer for the Cedar Rapids Gazette and cohost of the On Iowa Podcast. We discuss his bedrock Iowa roots and his journey to covering the Hawkeyes. Both he and Kirk Ferentz are both entering their 23rd season with the team, one as the coach and the other covering it. Marc's links: Cedar Rapids Gazette, On Iowa Podcast, Twitter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blackandyellowgold/message

Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeye football, Matt Postins on the Big 12 & MLB Predictions from Ken and Trent --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeye football, Matt Postins on the Big 12 & MLB Predictions from Ken and Trent

In today’s episode Justin talks to Marc Morehouse, Sports Writer at the Cedar Rapids Gazette, about Nebraska’s Not-Black-Friday matchup with Iowa. More from Marc: Web: https://thegazette.com/on-iowa Twitter: @marcmorehouse Many thanks to our sponsors: Central Nebraska Buffalo Web: https://www.cnbuffalo.com Twitter: @CentralBuffaloE-Mail: cnbuffao1@gmail.comPhone: 402-694-9866 Monte Rohde, Pinnacle Realty Phone: 402-770-3356 E-Mail: Monty.Rohde@PRGLincoln.com Web: https://www.prglincoln.com/agents/agnt/monty_rohde/

OK, first the good news: We actually talked football. Like the Hawkeyes and positions and all of that comfortable football porridge that we all dig. (You can switch “porridge” with shrimp and grits or whatever you want, comfort food is the point. We’re all going to need some “comfort football” at some point.) Neither of us believes the Cy-Hawk is totally gone for 2020. Oh, we do think there will be football. It might not be the football we recognize, but football. You read ISU athletics director Jamie Pollard’s letter to fans, right? This is a safety dance between health and dollars. It’s both, especially for Power 5 college sports. A lot is at stake, but you already know that. Is the golden age of college sports over? Throwing money at a problem probably can’t be a thing for the near future. If Kinnick Stadium is going to have a Thursday night game, this is the year. Which Big Ten athletics departments might be in the most trouble (with debt)? Why the MAC probably shouldn’t sue the Big Ten (but if it’s that or sell the office furniture, it might come to that). We believe Spencer Petras is the guy. We talk about the differences between the Californian and Nate Stanley. We also see Alex Padilla and Deuce Hogan. I have to get out of thinking 12-game season. Scott zapped me with Tyler Goodson’s totals. I guessed 1,200 yards. Scott immediately said maybe 800 in a 10-game season against great Big Ten defenses. Oh yeah, there is that. (I’m still having trouble wrapping my head around this, as you can tell.) Neither of us believes Kirk Ferentz faces “loss of institutional” control, but neither of us knows what’s in the review. We got gritty with this topic. Thanks so much for the #oniowapod questions. Heard from some new faces this week. You put air in this and we thank you for that. — Marc Morehouse

Dave Sprau on the Matt Campbell & Brock Purdy zoom meeting, Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeye football & hockey

Dave Sprau on the Matt Campbell & Brock Purdy zoom meeting, Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeye football & hockey --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The guys take a look at how close MLB is from coming back, I Pass questions in Illinois, MLB talk with Scott Miller from Bleacher Report & The Gazette's Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeyes on the field, nonconference games this year and the last few weeks for the program. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The guys take a look at how close MLB is from coming back, I Pass questions in Illinois, MLB talk with Scott Miller from Bleacher Report & The Gazette's Marc Morehouse talks Hawkeyes on the field, nonconference games this year and the last few weeks for the program.

More on Iowa football and allegations from Akrum Wadley's mom, some legal questions, then Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette

More on Iowa football and allegations from Akrum Wadley's mom, some legal questions, then Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is an important episode of the On Iowa Podcast. The last week or so has sent everyone who follows the Hawkeyes into some introspection on what their role is in this, where they sit and how they see people. The Gazette’s Marc Morehouse and The Athletic’s Scott Dochterman discuss the allegations of racism and other social issues raised by former players, Iowa’s decision to place Chris Doyle on administrative leave, what the future looks like for Doyle and the rest of the coaching staff, the media’s role, how current and future players are feeling and much more while answering your questions.

Kim Reynolds' Press Conference, Marc Morehouse talks Iowa football --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kim Reynolds' Press Conference, Marc Morehouse talks Iowa football

Marc Morehouse is a well known reporter from Cedar Rapids and has been covering Hawkeye Football for the entire Kirk Ferentz Era. As players he was able to interview us on multiple occasions in the more formal setting and we finally got him in our house to chop it up Walkon style. We had an awesome wide ranging conversation that was super informational and holds an inside look feel from both parties. Enjoy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/washed-up-walkons/support

Chase Thomas is joined by Marc Morehouse to talk about the state of Iowa football, a favorable schedule for Spencer Petras' debut at QB, if Brian Ferentz is the right offensive coordinator, how long his father Kirk keeps coaching, their 2021 recruiting class and if Iowa State can catch them with Matt Campbell. Then, John Dietz joins the program to talk about the NHL returning in some form, the Blackhawks in purgatory, potentially trading Kane and Toews, Jeremy Colliton's job performance and much more.

Restaurant Radio continues, Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette

Restaurant Radio continues, Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Ken and Trent open up the 2nd hour with some Cyclone talk with Dylan Montz from the Ames Tribune as they talk Breece Hall, grad transfer market and some basketball, then it's Hawkeye football with Marc Morehouse of the Cedar Rapids Gazette with a look at grad transfer Coy Cronk, cheesedickery t-shirts and the future of the program before finishing with the Claxon's Giveaway & Weekend Plans as Ken gets ready to make his way to Vegas. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"Miller & Condon" are joined by Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette to talk about the Iowa 18-17 win over Iowa State.

The Boilermakers have a chance to make some noise on Saturday, although it would come in a big-time upset, when they play at undefeated Iowa. On Gold and Black Radio, we'll talk about Purdue's opportunity, breaking down the Hawkeyes with Marc Morehouse of the Cedar Rapid Gazette. And we feature Jake Replogle, who has been Purdue's most consistent defender. All that, plus our predictions, our "boys" and more.

Marc Morehouse of the Cedar Rapids Gazette joins Brent Balbinot and Tom Kakert of HawkeyeReport.com as we discuss Iowa's upcoming football game against Northwestern, Big Ten Media Day for basketball, and much more.

Marc Morehouse from the Cedar Rapids Gazette joins Brent Balbinot and Tom Kakert of HawkeyeReport.com to discuss spring football, the state of the program, recent recruiting news, and much more.

Marc Morehouse and Paul Postler join Brent Balbinot and Tom Kakert of HawkeyeReport.com as we discuss the state of the Iowa football program coming off the Nebraska loss, where the Hawkeyes need to go moving forward, and much more.

On the show, we preview the Purdue Homecoming game against Iowa, breaking down the areas where the Boilermakers might have an advantage. We talk to Marc Morehouse, the Hawkeye beat writer for the Cedar Rapids Gazette to get his insights on the game, plus feature Danny Anthrop, who has become a go-to big-play receiver for Purdue. Recruiting news and a glance around the Big Ten, including a conversation with BTN analyst Gerry DiNardo about the start of the league season, on the show. 

Marc Morehouse of the Gazette and John Bohnenkamp of the Burlington Hawkeye join Brent Balbinot and Tom Kakert of HawkeyeReport.com to talk Iowa football, basketball, wrestling, and much more.

On the show, we preview the Purdue game vs. Iowa, with a breakdown of the matchup and info on where the Boilermakers might have an advantage. We talk to Cedar Rapids Gazette beat writer Marc Morehouse to get insights on the Hawkeyes, plus predictions, recruiting, Big Ten Roundup and more.  Also, we talk to freshman guard Bryson Scott about the start of the Purdue season and his role for the Boilers. 

Marc Morehouse of The Gazette joins Brent Balbinot and Tom Kakert of HawkeyeReport.com to talk Iowa football and the upcoming game against Wisconsin plus we discuss some Hawkeyes' basketball following Big Ten Media Day on Thursday.