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With the advent of NIL, will recruits to teams like Penn State want their names on the back on their jerseys? Sounds like a no-brainer to me.

Kirk elaborates on the reason Iowa's run game has struggled in the last few years in this Chad Leistekow interview. He makes a lot of sense and indicates Iowa's blocking scheme may change. Lots of other good stuff in the interview...

John Clayton has a mock draft in the Washington Post that has an unknown Hawkeye player being drafted by the Raiders at #29: 27. Oakland Raiders: George Fant, TE, Iowa

Has TJ and Noah going first and second among tight ends in the draft. In that order.

And with good reason. In what world was that a fumble? Especially after it was called down by contact on the field. That replay booth needs to be fired.

to be in the Playoffs after they got blown out by Auburn today. I wish someone would show me where their good wins are. They've beaten two weak ranked teams, LSU and Mississippi State. Their schedule is bad. Their rationale is that "It's Alabama". My take on that is, "So what?"

I don't remember any. But then I was so busy hooting and hollering and drinking I might have missed one. Total domination on both sides of the ball after the first quarter.

He signed as a free agent today. Go Vikes! http://www.vikings.com/news/article-1/Vikings-Sign-3-Free-Agents-to-Futures-Contracts/5cd692b2-edb1-4f14-be62-04cb0bbcbb22?sf49265726=1

I would bet that the Bison have spent a portion of every practice this year working on the game plan for Iowa. Sure, they had two tough games before the Hawks, but they knew which game was more important nationally. They could use a part of a few practices to game plan for Charleston Southern...

Can anyone tell me the last time the Hawks won a big (or any game for that matter) game on a last second shot? It's usually the other way around.

This is freaking awesome. The Iowa nice guy makes a great reply to that video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQnYfkDO5Ks

If you want to have a Ferentz hate fest in a thread, go for it. But start your own threads about it. Jump all over it. Have fun! But when someone starts a thread about Hawkeye players being drafted, or players being recruited, or whatever, stay out of it and let the adults have a discussion...

I was reading an article in the "Where Are They Now" section on Matt Sherman and saw this quote, which I thought was quite appropriate in this era of Ferentz bashing: “It really hurts me because I hate to see the state of Iowa get that type of image — always griping about something...

The new system sounds great especially the bass register. But I think they are too in love with using it. I like letting the crowd make the noise on big third downs. Shut the damn music off and let us fluster the opposing offense with crowd noise. I personally think playing music at full volume...

Ohio State gets swept by PSU. MSU loses at home to Nebraska. Etcetera, etcetera. Are their fans' heads exploding? I doubt it. Grow up, people. It's just a game.

I couldn't believe Izzo had the nerve to complain to the officials about a non-call on Nebby at the end of the game after the royal treatment Sparty got today. MSU was in the bonus before their first foul and were in the double bonus before they had four called on them. What a whiner.

Someone else has probably already suggested this, but any time someone starts a thread to dis a Hawkeye player because they think the player isn't good enough to play, the thread should be deleted immediately and the poster banned. These are young men doing their best and their best is evidently...

Two different segments have been aired this morning expounding on the greatness of the SEC and how a one loss SEC team should be in the BCS championship game ahead of Ohio State.

How about we wait until Uthoff has played against a little better competition and has a few more games under his belt before we anoint him as the second coming of Michael Jordan? Hey, I've been impressed with his game, too, but the competition hasn't exactly been stellar. We should know more by...

Did OSU get called for holding in the game? And how was that 'running into the punter' and not a personal foul for roughing? I'm just curious, not blaming the officiating for the loss.