The Iowa football team announced several staff changes on Thursday afternoon. After the departure of Erik Campbell in December, there are four other coaches coming and going. Running backs coach Lester Erb and defensive backs coach Darrell Wilson have left to pursue other jobs while Bobby Kennedy is the new receivers coach and Jim Reid more »
Former Virginia defensive coordinator Jim Reid is reportedly interviewing at Iowa today. The interview was first reported over the weekend by 247Sports. On Friday night, FootballScoop.com tweeted that Reid — along with former Colorado receivers coach Bobby Kennedy — “will likely join the staff.” Reid was fired Dec. 2 as associate head coach and defensive coordinator more »
It’s been almost two weeks since Erik Campbell himself confirmed via Twitter he was out as Iowa’s receivers coach. The football program still hasn’t addressed this, which is troubling. Staffer Matt Cozzi gives his take.
Bobby Petrino took the Western Kentucky job the other day, putting the college football coaching carousel at its peak, and not what you want at your school. Matt Cozzi gives his perspective on college coaches.
Running back Greg Garmon is leaving the Iowa football program. (Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images North America)
On the hinges of the Iowa football team’s five-game losing streak, the men’s basketball program brings a refreshing excitement and success following a 65-56 win over Gardner-Webb on Saturday night.
One yard. That’s all Iowa needed to keep its offensive drive going with about five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Yes, the Hawkeyes did have 4th down coming up, but it was just one yard to gain in order to potentially tie or take the lead. Iowa ran up to the line of scrimmage, more »
All of a sudden, Iowa is in position to possibly win the Legends Division. Matt Cozzi gives his take. (Photo Credit- Al Goldis/AP Photo)
How often have we seen it over the last few years? Our beloved Hawkeyes are in one of their patented down-to-the-wire games only to come up short in the end.
The Hawkeyes got off to a better-than-believed start to conference play by defeating Minnesota, 31-13, on Saturday in Kinnick Stadium. Maybe the sky isn’t falling on Iowa after all.