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Good article. Not sure he'll ever be "mean", I recall one of the Hawkeye football videos where Brian was getting after him for being too nice, but if he can plant the guy on the other side of the line all day long, it doesn't really matter. In fact, it can be more emasculating to get the...

He was as dominant as anyone his junior year. Didn't seem like as much his senior year, but that's just my memory on it.

Agree. I'd be willing to sit in the stands and allow one of those large tanker planes do a flyover before the game and douse us all in disinfectant. Hand out masks and rubber gloves as you enter the stadium, or whatever else is necessary. I will be one surly MF'er by the fall if there is...

The offense should be a lot more productive this season. Assuming we have a this season.

Operative word - speculation. No one really knows. 5 months is a lot of time. We could well see the summer having an impact on the spread, new protocols, new tests, new treatments, and new methods for tracking the virus by then, which could render it no more dangerous than going to a...

My guess they'll have a vaccine by the end of the year.

Good read. Also, the article directly below with the short video from Garza sure sounds like he's coming back next year.

Anytime Iowa can land an in-state recruit, particularly over Iowa State, it's a good thing. No need to share with ISU.

Dayton is the Flyers. Notre Dame is a Catholic school. The Flying nun was Catholic. That’s all I got.

His neighbors must love him.

I would only disagree to the extent that it is Ferentz's best group of WR, not might be. The raw stats will sort themselves out, but this group is extremely solid across the board, so defenses won't be able to cheat. Now, it will be up to Petras, or whoever, to get them the ball. Iowa is...

From his Wikipedia page: Sayers was recruited by several major Midwestern colleges before deciding to play college football at the University of Kansas. While being interviewed during a broadcast of a Chicago Cubs game on September 8, 2010, Sayers said he had originally intended to go to the...

Yes, Iowa doesn't get many, just the good ones (and the smart ones). In the past dozen years, Nebraskans who have avoided the downward spiral of the Huskers include Noah Fant, Drew Ott, Cole Fisher, Nathan Bazata and Shaun Prater. Not too shabby.

In the past 10 years, only in 2016 did the Wooden Award and Naismith Award vary from the AP winner - AP was Denzel Valentine and Wooden/Naismith was Buddy Hield.

Anytime Iowa can get a Nebraska kid to come to Iowa it's a good thing. The Hawks have done well there over the past few years.

It's my rule that college guys should do what's best for them when it's time to decide whether to go pro. There is always as exception to a rule.

He has great receivers. His stats better be better. No pressure kid.

Then you'll need to also include Alex Karras (1957) and Randy Duncan (1958), also second place finishers. I think only Stanford has had more second place finishers, many others have had 4.

"And all you adventuresome sorts returning from Spring Break, where we're confident good social distancing was followed."

They are, unfortunately. Iowa's last 2 Big Ten championships came from this era. It's a loooonnng time ago.