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We should know a lot more on this after the press conference later this morning. If Gronowski starts he will have the brace back on (and probably for the remainder of the season). I guess I'm 50/50 on my preference of who should get the start. Wouldn't mind seeing what Hank Brown can do but...

The Iowa Athletic Department has nothing to do with this. It is what the Big 10 Conference signed up for.

Is that your takeaway from listening to this podcast? It wasn't mine. And in fact, quite the opposite. Especially talking about the RS freshmen linebackers coming up.

Michigan and Ohio State have not signed off on this yet. But to be clear, the $2 billion will not be distributed evenly among the 18 schools. There will be tiers and where you land will determine the amount of money you receive from this. Good article on this subject in The Athletic. (Sorry...

Per Chad Liestikow, she has said that she does not want to go to a school and transfer. She wants to spend all four years at one school. Her dad said that her goal is to be the #1 drafted player in the WNBA when her time is up. A lofty goal, for sure but I like that she is thinking that way.

One of Wetjen's issues is he does not seem to have the ability to get open downfield. Phillips does, and it shows in the statistics of each player. Phillips is getting better and better, along with Gronowski.

Completely agree, might be the worst team in D-I. But it didn't matter in that game. We most likely had defensive calls that were pretty vanilla against a team like that and we were not aggressive. The last two games the turnovers have been very impactful even if against Indiana it didn't...

Yes, just two turnovers forced by the defense. But, they have both come in the last two games and against better competition. I'm not as worried about this as I was after game three.

I have to agree with your take. Playing not to lose would have been to run the ball up the middle and gain 1-2 yards. We went for the first down in an effort to put the game away. It looked to me like the call even surprised Indiana's defense. I just didn't work out.

I don't drink alcohol at the games. It makes no sense. Way overpriced. Food is the same. I wouldn't mind paying for some decent food but they have the same old, tired menu of items and no good choices.

I have Indiana 34-24. I don't think our defense will be able to contain them enough.

Glad to hear this and happy for him.

I read the article too. But, just because every game could be on Peacock doesn't mean they will. It could be all of the remaining games, it could be none (with the exception of Nebraska, of course). I believe there is some sort of lottery between Fox, NBC and CBS and whatever is not selected...

And this probably explains why Washington Jr. is ahead of him on the depth chart.

OK, I was one day early. Man, tough to fire a guy with all of that equity built up in the program but that's how it is today. What have you done for me lately!

I had heard at the time that he broke a bone in his foot. There are a lot of bones in your feet so no idea how serious it was. IIRC, that happened right before the first game against Albany. And as others have mentioned, foot injuries can take a while to heal. And you don't want to come back...

KF had said about a week or so ago that VanderZee would sit out through Indiana and return after the bye. Hopefully he comes back 100%.

The piece that I read just said his kid would take over for this year. So yes, the timing makes sense if he got five years.

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/46347451/sources-bruce-pearl-expected-retire-auburn-hoops-coach Pretty surprising, especially at the time of the year he chose to do it.

This. I don't know that it is so much we have to "figure it out" as much as we just have to play our best ball in the secondary. It won't be a shutout. They are going to make some plays. We have to limit them and do what @HuckFinn said.