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You are kidding...... right? I'm glad you have no design authority for the Hawkeye. Lol

Interesting article on SI online with quotes from the younger Ferentz. I love Brian's fire. http://www.campusrush.com/iowa-hawkeyes-fast-start-arizona-state-1391000374.html

I am excited as anyone about the start of the Hawkeye's first five weeks of the season. CJ Beathard is clearly the offensive catalyst to this team. I have come to appreciate his toughness and athleticism. But CJ has taken some real shots this year. Every time he has jumped back up and was...

Complain... Complain.... I don't get it. People have constantly complained that Coach Ferentz doesn't ever think outside the box or take chances. No one seems to get the point of running the fake field goal each of the first two games at seemlingly inopportune times. EVERY OPPONENT of...

Oh. I an I almost forgot. The player partially obscured is Gerry Jones (#23). The thing that clinches his identity is the white knee pad. He always wore one on each knee. Gerry was an underrated 3 years starter. I think he passed away 10 or 15 years ago from burns in a horrible house fire...

This dates me a bit. But #24 for the Hawks is Joel Jessen. He was a 6'6" forward. I was Scandinavian blond and had a lot of spunk. The '65 team was fun to watch.

It was an older gentleman, I would guess in his 80's that fell and gashed his forehead pretty bad. They had him sitting on the step. Not quite sure why they couldn't have moved him to an adjacent seat. Took the paramedics 20 minutes to get to him and another 15 to treat and move him. I am...

Interesting..... The University said they would not sell the Stars & Stripes Tiger Hawk due to honoring American Flag etiquette. Must be an unauthorized black market sale.

The Chicago Tribune is reporting the Brad Brownell interviewed for the Iowa Basketball job. He was a UNC Wilmington prior to coaching Wright State in the Horizon League.

If you are over 50 years old and watched Iowa play Jacksonville in person or on TV that winter night in 1970, there is no way you could pick any other contest to change in the history of Iowa athletics. The Hawks got two free throws from Freddie Brown to give them the lead with less than a...