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On Iowa women's wrestling media day, Iowa women's wrestling coach Clarissa Chun addressed the upcoming season. The team returns nine All-Americans, including four defending national champions, and welcomes seven freshmen and four transfers. Chun highlighted the benefits of training in the new state-of-the-art Goschke Center and emphasized the importance of continuous improvement, rather than focusing solely on outcomes. She praised transfer Kennedy Blades for her quick integration into the team and discussed the growth of leadership within the program, particularly from the current juniors who have embraced guiding the newcomers. Chun also addressed the hunger and competitive spirit of the incoming freshmen, noting their desire to challenge for starting positions. Chun reflected on the culture established at Iowa, which has attracted top recruits and transfers, and expressed a desire to see more Division I programs, especially in Power Five conferences, add women's wrestling. She also gave an update on injuries, stating that Nyla Valencia and Haley Ward will be out for the season but the rest of the roster is ready. Chun concluded by discussing the importance of international training opportunities, mentioning the recent collaboration with the Canadian team and last year's experience with the Ukrainian team. She also previewed the upcoming U23 World Championships, where three Hawkeyes will compete, including Macey Kilty, Kylie Welker, and Skye Realin. Want an ad-free version of the show? Hit up the Patreon link at patreon.com/mattalkonline to contribute and get your own ad-free RSS feed for (most of) the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network. Links to FollowJoin the Discord: https://www.mattalkonline.com/discordDaily Wrestling Newsletter: https://www.mattalkonline.com/newsContribute: https://www.mattalkonline.com/contributePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/mattalkonline The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Sportswear: https://www.mattalkonline.com/compound Quick Subscribe: https://www.Podfollow.com/shorttime Short Time Wrestling Podcast: Episode 755 – Recorded October 15, 2024 by the University of Iowa

Today on the Logan Blackman Show, we preview Monday's upcoming game between Michigan and Washington, with one set to be crowd college football national champions. With that, followed by a rant about the game being on Monday, we go over each quarterback's draft stock, discussing who could and should be drafted higher between McCarthy and Penix once the draft rolls around in April. Sticking with quarterbacks, we discuss former Oregon Duck quarterback, Ty Thompson, possibly transferring to Iowa, as well as trying to figure out who Iowa's next offensive coordinator could be for next season. On Iowa, we then go over Cooper DeJean's decision to declare for the NFL draft, and why it was either a good or bad decision for the outstanding corner. Fully moving on to the NFL, we take a look at the recently revealed squads for the upcoming Pro Bowl, going over notable exclusions as well as discussing who shouldn't have made the roster. Finally, we take part in a quiz naming each NFL team's last Pro Bowl quarterback as well as preview the final week of regular season NFL football and my final fantasy championship match-up. Enjoy!

What a surprise we have for you? It's been almost two months, but the We Have High Expectations Podcast is BACK and just in time for Football Season! On this episode, Brad and Drew break down the upcoming Iowa Hawkeye Football season and of course make our game-by-game predictions of how the Hawks will fare this season. Go Hawks, On Iowa and We Have High Expectations! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whhe/support

On this week's episode of the We Have High Expectations Podcast, Brad and Drew breakdown Iowa's win over Indiana and of course preview the BIG Cy-Hawk game this Saturday. We take a "quick" stop in Drew's Golf Corner before wrapping it up all the while having a few laughs along the way. Go Hawks and On Iowa! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/whhe/support

We're back for our 4th season of covering Hawkeye football! And to help kick off our year, Beau, Dylan, and Rob welcome special guest Leah Vann, beat writer for the Cedar Rapids Gazette covering the Iowa Hawkeye Football team! Originally from Aledo, TX, Leah broke the mold, becoming the first female beat writer to cover the Hawkeyes from the CR Gazette in January 2021, and has since written over 123 articles covering all the buzz, hype and everything you'd want to know about the Iowa Hawkeyes football team. She also hosts the On Iowa podcast, and appears on weekly radio shows in the Eastern Iowa region to talk about Iowa Football. We had a blast talking to her about her experience as a reporter covering the Hawkeyes, and we were able to listen to her key insights about the current Iowa Depth chart and how the team might fare this season. Take a listen, and Go Hawks! Check out Leah's work at the CR Gazette: https://www.thegazette.com/leah-vann/ Follow Leah on Twitter - @LVann_Sports Follow Hawkeyes & Tallboys on Youtube, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter for more live updates! Youtube - Hawkeyes & Tallboys Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/HawkeyesandTallboys Instagram - @HawkeyesandTallboys Twitter - @HTallboys --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On Iowa's crops, as crop conditions ratings decline once again and ISU's Angie Reick-Hinz says the stressed plants are easy to see in many parts of Iowa. PLUS Brian Hoops' expert market analysis AND the Three Big Things You Need to Know.

Nostalgic co-hosts John and Tim continue to listen to Dr. Carter Biggers as he continues to discuss his doctoral dissertation on the History of the Hawkeye Marching Band. Part 3 of the interview looks at the eras most of our listeners know best: Dr. Morgan Jones, David Woodley, Dave Henning, and Kevin Kastens. Dr. Biggers gives us a fascinating look at the history of the Hawkeye Marching Band.Part 1 looked at Carter's methods and how he put the thesis together, the HMB's military beginnings in 1881, their time as a student-led ensemble, then eventual organization under the first Director of University Bands, Orie Van Doren  (1911-1937).Part 2 covered the tenures of Charles Righter, Fred Ebbs, Frank Piersol, & Dr. Tom Davis (1937-1973)Part 3 goes through the Morgan Jones, David Woodley, David Henning, and Kevin Kastens (1973-2012).If you'd like to follow along, or do some background reading, check out Carter's thesis "On Iowa! a History of The University of Iowa Hawkeye Marching Band, 1881-2012". The pdf is free to download and a delight to read.As always, send feedback to iowaalumniband@gmail.com, "Like" the "Down and Off Podcast" page on Facebook, and follow the us on Twitter @DownAndOffPod. #OnIowa #GoHawks 

Wide-eyed cohosts John and Tim continue to listen to Dr. Carter Biggers as he continues to discuss his doctoral dissertation on the History of the Hawkeye Marching Band. Part 2 of the interview covers the tenures of Charles Righter in the 40s, Frank Ebbs in the 50s & 60s, Frank Piersol in the late 60s, and Tom Davis in the early 70s. Folks familiar with the HMB will be delighted to learn of the beginning of so many traditions they know and love today, from the name HMB, the Iowa Fight Song, the Big Ten Band high step & pregame, to The Boom, the Golden Girl, Hey Jude, and so many more.  Dr. Biggers gives us a fascinating look at the history of the Hawkeye Marching Band.Part 1 looked at Carter's methods and how he put the thesis together, the HMB's military beginnings in 1881, their time as a student-led ensemble, then eventual organization under the first Director of University Bands, Orie Van Doren  (1911-1937).Part 2 covers the tenures of Charles Righter, Fred Ebbs, Frank Piersol, & Dr. Tom Davis (1937-1973)Part 3 will cover Morgan Jones, David Woodley, David Henning, and Kevin Kastens (1973-2012).If you'd like to follow along, or do some background reading, check out Carter's thesis "On Iowa! a History of The University of Iowa Hawkeye Marching Band, 1881-2012". The pdf is free to download and a delight to read.As always, send feedback to iowaalumniband@gmail.com, "Like" the "Down and Off Podcast" page on Facebook, and follow the us on Twitter @DownAndOffPod. #OnIowa #GoHawks 

Newly learned cohosts John and Tim have an excellent series of episodes for you, sitting under the learning tree of Dr. Carter Biggers, HMB Grad Staff from 2009-2013, and his Doctoral Thesis on the History of the Hawkeye Marching Band. From the band's military beginnings in 1865 through each director, all the way to 2012 under Kevin Kastens, Dr. Biggers gives us a fascinating look at the history of the Hawkeye Marching Band.Part 1 looks at Carter's methods and how he put the thesis together, the HMB's military beginnings in 1881, their time as a student-led ensemble, then eventual organization under the first Director of University Bands, Orie Van Doren  (1911-1937). Part 2 will cover the tenures of Charles Righter, Fred Ebbs, Frank Piersol, & Dr. Tom Davis (1937-1973)Part 3 will cover Morgan Jones, David Woodley, David Henning, and Kevin Kastens (1973-2012).If you'd like to follow along, or do some background reading, check out Carter's thesis "On Iowa! a History of The University of Iowa Hawkeye Marching Band, 1881-2012". The pdf is free to download and a delight to read.As always, send feedback to iowaalumniband@gmail.com, "Like" the "Down and Off Podcast" page on Facebook, and follow the us on Twitter @DownAndOffPod. #OnIowa #GoHawks 

This is John McGlothlen with the Gazette digital news desk and I'm here with your update for Monday, March 15th. For weather today in the Cedar Rapids area, expect freezing rain, possibly mixed with snow before 3 pm, then a chance of rain and snow. The snow could be heavy at times. The high will be near 34. It will continue to be breezy, with an east wind 15 to 20 mph, and gusts as high as 30 mph. Little or no ice accumulation is expected but new snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches is possible. Tonight should be cloudy, with a low around 29.  On Iowa's 3-month mark of COVID-19 vaccinations Sunday, https://www.thegazette.com/subject/news/on-iowas-3-month-mark-of-covid-19-vaccinations-over-408000-complete-20210314 (over 408,000 individuals) have completed the one- or two-dose shots. Over 18 percent of Linn County's adult population and over 21 percent of Johnson County's have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the state's numbers. In men's basketball, the Iowa https://www.thegazette.com/subject/sports/hawkeyes/iowa-mens-basketball/iowa-basketball-ncaa-tournament-selection-show-seed-bracket-first-round-game-20210314 (Hawkeyes got a No. 2 seed) in the NCAA basketball tournament and will begin tournament play against Grand Canyon Saturday at a time to be determined. The Hawkeyes have their highest NCAA seed since 1987, when they last reached the Elite Eight. This briefing is sponsored in part by Corridor Careers. Are you looking for a job? https://www.corridorcareers.com/ (CorridorCareers.com) is a resource to local job seekers where they can get job tips, sign up for local job alerts, build a resume and more. Check it out at https://www.corridorcareers.com/ (CorridorCareers.com).

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

Our Dear Hawkeye Family - If you follow us on Twitter, you’ve probably noticed that DC, Champ and myself haven’t participated in our usual amount of nonsense the past few days. Like most of you, we’re trying to sort through our many thoughts on where we are as a country and humans alike.. Like many of you, we do not have the answers, despite how much we wish we did. Unfortunately, discussing what Iowa players would win the Game of Thrones, interviewing athletes and other college sports personas, and arguing about quarterbacks and coordinators just doesn’t seem right or appropriate at this moment. There is a lot going on in our country, things more serious, more important than Iowa athletics and the greater college landscape as a whole. We know there are many opinions out there, and we are not a podcast that is going to tell you which of them are right and which of them are wrong. Rather, we are a podcast that chooses to favor the things that create a community of acceptance among black and white, men and women, friends, family, neighbors, humans.  We love interacting with you all on a daily basis. We love bringing you an hour or two of escape each and every week. But, for right now, we believe all of our time might be better served in reflection. I think our future Heisman winner put it best this past weekend when he said, “Everyday, we live in a world where people of color feel threatened and it is 100% unacceptable. I can’t tell yall that I can relate in any type of way, but I can promise yall that I love and support yall above everything else. This isn’t an issue of religion, politics or anything other than Human Rights. We as HAWKEYES, and a family, are going to get through this together. Love you all. Be safe. Talk with you all soon. On Iowa. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There will be an #oniowapod next week. Not sure when, yet, but football isn’t over. It isn’t over over, anyway. This is Huskers week for the Hawkeyes. Nebraska is playing with whatever strength a team gathers when it’s playing for bowl eligibility in its last game of the season. Don’t discount this. It might be the same kind of strength someone finds when their baby is trapped underneath a burning car. You know, tragedy strength. So, Nebraska should have “tragedy strength” on Friday. That’s its burning baby under the car. Scott and I talked Huskers. We really talked Hawkeyes. That’s why it’s named the “On Iowa” podcast. It’s a podcast about Iowa. Yeah, I set it up to work that way. We’re looking at wind and rain and snow on the drive over and back. Ah well. Probably the Holiday Bowl, so you have that to look forward to. Anything else? Oh yeah, happy Thanksgiving!

It’s time to football. It just is. That’s what we do on the On Iowa podcast. Yeah, there’s some basketball yada yada, but football is the thing and we go into the Hawkeyes today with the waders on. Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz didn’t hint, he flat-out said in his Tuesday news conference that there’s really nothing worse than “talking season.” You know, that time of year where you make an outlandish prediction for your team and then realize two weeks later that you might’ve bitten off more than you can chew … for your team. Basically, we’re almost at the end of prediction season. Time for doing season. Wait, time for DNG SZN. Today was a fairly comprehensive breakdown of the Hawkeyes. Also, we answered a mile of Twitter questions. OK, don’t literally measure to see if it was an actual mile. It’s probably not, but we did answer a lot a lot. Thanks for listening. We are on for Thursdays from here on out.

On Iowa politics talks a potential matchup between Joe Biden and President Donald Trump, and Former President Barack Obama is back in Iowa.

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On Iowa politics podcast tackles the funnel week in the Iowa legislature and more.

Iowa gave Michigan State a game. Once again we ask, can the Hawkeyes carry that effort on the road? Plus, we preview Iowa baseball on this week's On Iowa podcast with Nathan Ford and Jeff Johnson.

On Iowa politics talks whether traffic cameras are going to be permanently shuttered, the current status of campaign fundraising, and what's so special about special elections?

On Iowa politics talks potential budget shortfalls, and predictions for the campaign season of 2018.

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Iowa is off to an 0-2 start in the Big Ten, but this week probably brings a reprieve as Illinois visits Kinnick Stadium for homecoming. On this edition of the On Iowa Podcast, Marc Morehouse and Mike Hlas look back at what went wrong in the Michigan State game and if those will become season-long trends. Plus, which half of the schedule is the toughest for Iowa and how will the offense turn things around against teams not named Illinois? Follow @GazetteOnIowa on Twitter and like On Iowa on Facebook at Facebook.com/oniowacrg WIN IOWA-MINNESOTA TICKETS: Share the vide of this podcast on Facebook.com/oniowacrg or register at thegazette.com/minnesotatickets

Iowa's loss to Penn State last Saturday reminded a lot of people of the Hawkeyes' 2015 Big Ten championship game loss to Michigan State as the Nittany Lions, like the '15 Spartans, scored on their final drive to win. Conveniently, Sparty is Iowa's next opponent. In this edition of the On Iowa Podcast, Iowa players talk about their memories of that 2015 game (the ones who were around then, at least), their performance against PSU and what to expect from MSU (A lot of "they are who they are"). Here's the lineup: 0:41 - LB Josey Jewell, 9:52 - LB Ben Niemann, 15:09 - DL Parker Hesse, 18:30 - CB Josh Jackson 21:39 - QB Nate Stanley 26:55 - OL Boone Myers 32:30 - OL Keegan Render Follow @OnIowaCRG on Twitter and like On Iowa (facebook.com/oniowacrg) on Facebook.

One of the most anticipated games on Iowa's 2017 schedule comes a week after what turned out to be one of the weirdest. On this edition of the On Iowa Podcast, 11 Hawkeyes talk about the win over North Texas, from penalties, to injuries, to second-half success and discuss this week's matchup against No. 4 Penn State: the 41-14 loss in 2016, the Nittany Lions' weapons on both sides of the ball, how they can pull the upset and more. Follow @GazetteOnIowa on Twitter and like On Iowa on Facebook (facebook.com/oniowacrg) for more coverage.

The release of the 2020 and 2021 Big Ten football schedules Tuesday revealed Iowa will end the season against Wisconsin those years instead of Nebraska. On this edition of the On Iowa Podcast, Iowa AD Gary Barta gives his thoughts on that news. Plus, seven Hawkeyes discuss what worked against Iowa State, what needs to be fixed and how they're preparing for their final non-conference game against North Texas. Follow @GazetteOnIowa on Twitter and like On Iowa on Facebook.

I talk the sticky points of Iowa football with the Land of Ten's Scott Dochterman. Of course, a ton of you know that Scott worked at The Gazette for 10 years before becoming a Land of Ten-ner last year. It was his idea to start this podcast, which has been around since 2010. I write "his idea," but it's a helluva lot more than just that. This podcasting gear would probably still be gathering dust in a closet without Scott figuring it out. One day, after going all Doc Brown from "Back to the Future," Scott emerged from the cubicle with a eureka and, boom, the On Iowa podcast breathed its first life. It went on to have a few more lives. I quit that one time because of frustrating equipment snafus. We got new portable equipment and Scott went and figured that out, too. And we've been back on track. Until today. The #oniowapod will be Mike Hlas and me this fall, starting at the end of the month. It's simply business. Everyone wearing the same jersey. Nothing else to it. I've loved doing the pod with Scott. He set a standard and I tried to keep up my end of the bargain. We reminisce some at the end of the podcast. Never say never in this crazy business, so we're good and we'll see how the sails sail and keep an open mind for something in the future. But we also had a real #oniowapod. We have similar ideas on the hotspots. You know them by now -- WR, DT, special teams. Um, James Butler didn't come here because Iowa was his favorite Big Ten team. Maybe that's the cast, but he came here to play football. We don't know how it'll turn out, but, breaking news, he's going to be eating some off of Akrum Wadley's plate. Probably. So, anyway, brace yourselves for that. We got through a podcast with zero non-conference schedule talk. Mark it down, dude. You guys were hungry for one of these and you had a lot of Twitter questions. Night games -- Don't know, but you should know that all times are on the table every week this year in the B1G. (I think Penn State and Ohio State are strong possibilities.) QB battle? -- Depth charts and insurance policies and, hey, did we talk ourselves into Peyton Mansell being a contender for this job? I think we did. Brandon Snyder return -- I think I might've talked myself out of that, just given the position he plays and the stop-and-start stress the life of a Big Ten safety puts on a knee. High on Fant -- And Hockenson, for that matter. And Beyer. OK, all of the tight ends have value. We broke down how a four-TE offense might look. (Yes, we did that.) What would it take to get Iowa 10 wins -- 2,800 yards passing. Basketball expectations -- Scott said 23 wins. With the schedule that's just been released, why not? Yes, this isn't a great year for Iowa not to have an established punter. But Ryan Gersonde is the one with a scholarship. Biggest surprise? Biggest disappointment? You gotta listen to the pod. Once again, thanks for everything Scott did for the pod. Without him, there wouldn't have been one. Mike and I will be podcasting on Thursday afternoons. The show will be an hour. I think there will be Facebook Live elements (details still being worked out). I look forward to it. Of course, it'll never beat the best podcast in the world, which would've been someone recording the conversations (Scott, Mike and I) during our drives around Big Ten country the last . . . whoa . . . almost 20 years. I'll never laugh harder.

The "On Iowa" podcast previews the Rose Bowl match-up between the Hawkeyes and Stanford Cardinal.

Hear from six Iowa football players in this edition of the On Iowa podcast prior to their trip west for the Rose Bowl against Stanford.

Four Iowa players as well as athletic director Gary Barta react to the Rose Bowl's selection of the Hawkeyes in this edition of the "On Iowa" podcast.

The "On Iowa" podcast interviews eight Hawkeyes in preparation for Saturday's Big Ten championship against Michigan State.

The “On Iowa” podcast with Marc Morehouse and Scott Dochterman previews Friday's Iowa-Nebraska football game. We also discuss the basketball team's prospects at the Advocare Invitational, answer readers’ Twitter questions and offer up predictions for this weekend's Big Ten football action.

The "On Iowa" podcast interviews 12 Hawkeye football players in preparation for Friday's regular-season finale at Nebraska.

The "On Iowa" podcast with Marc Morehouse and Scott Dochterman reviews Iowa's 40-20 win at Purdue last Saturday and looks ahead to Iowa-Nebraska. We also answer readers' Twitter questions

The “On Iowa” podcast with Marc Morehouse and Scott Dochterman previews Saturday’s Iowa-Minnesota annual battle for Floyd of Rosedale, discusses Iowa’s national standing and breaks down Iowa’s basketball prospects for the season. We also look ahead to the rest of the Big Ten slate and answer readers’ Twitter questions.

The "On Iowa" podcast with Marc Morehouse and Scott Dochterman previews Saturday's Iowa-Indiana football game and the Hawkeyes' second men's basketball exhibition game. We also look ahead to the rest of the Big Ten slate and answer readers' Twitter questions.