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»Josh Koeppel on the Today Show
Josh Koeppel, a center for the Iowa Hawkeye football team, appeared on NBC’s Today show. The s ...
»Keeler: ISU’s Arnaud learns to stop beating himself up
Iowa State's quarterback learned a lesson from the last Cy-Hawk game.
»Big Game: ISU’s Knott ‘too small’ for everyone but Rhoads
Iowa didn't give him a scholarship. But Paul Rhoads saw something in Knott.
»Iowa-Iowa State: Part two of a glimpse into the rivalry’s past
Items on Sedrick Shaw, Seneca Wallace, Chris Pedersen.
»Running back situation up in the air for Iowa
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Date published: Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:53:04 +0000
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»With Hampton Out, Robinson Shines
The anticipation for Iowa sophomore running back Jewel Hampton's return from knee surgery and a one- ...
»Robinson, Iowa Drill E. Illinois, 37-7
Adam Robinson ran for 109 yards and three touchdowns in the first half and No. 9 Iowa breezed past E ...
»Rapid Recap: E. Illinois-Iowa
Quarter-by-quarter recaps from the Eastern Illinois-Iowa game.
»Iowa Gives Ferentz Extension through '20
Kirk Ferentz has said for years that he doesn't plan on leaving Iowa anytime soon, turning down over ...
»Air Hawkeye: Iowa Hopes to Open It up
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  • Football. Kirk Live!
    Kirk Ferentz will talk a little Iowa-Iowa State Tuesday when he visits with the media assembled for his weekly chat. And, as always, live and exclusive coverage is available to subscribers of Hawkeye All-Access, the multi-media portal of hawkeyesports.com, the official world wide web site of the Iowa Hawkeyes.

  • Field Hockey. Offense crucial in Hawkeyes' 1st victory
    After opening its season with three consecutive losses, the University of Iowa field hockey team called Monday's victory over Brown the push it needed to prove the Hawkeyes as an offensive threat.

  • Field Hockey. Hawkeyes Dominate Brown At Grant Field, 5-0
    The 19th-ranked University of Iowa field hockey defeated Brown Monday at Grant Field, 5-0.

  • Cross Country. Senior captain Battista embraces new role
    The University of Iowa men's cross country team selected Mark Battista as capatin. The Hawkeye senior looked strong during Friday's season-opener.

  • Football. Hawkeyes Will Host Iowa State Saturday
    Iowa (1-0) hosts Iowa State (1-0) Saturday, Sept. 11 in Kinnick Stadium (70,585) as the in-state rivals renew the Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk series and battle for the Cy-Hawk Trophy. Game time is 2:36 p.m. The game is sold out.Saturday's game will be the second event in the seventh annual Hy-Vee Cy-Hawk series, as the volleyball programs meet Friday evening in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The series is tied, 3-3.

  • Football. Koeppel To Appear On NBC's Today Show
    University of Iowa football center Josh Koeppel is scheduled to appear on NBC's Today show Tuesday morning. Hosts Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira will conduct the interview sometime between 6:30-7 a.m. (CDT).

  • Football. O'Meara Named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week
    University of Iowa senior running back Paki O'Meara has been named Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week following Iowa's 37-7 season opening win over Eastern Illinois. The announcement came today from the Big Ten office.

  • Football. Hawk Talk Daily: Random Thoughts
    The UI Athletics Department will introduce "Hawk Talk Daily" -- a daily e-newsletter later this month, but a popular feature of last year -- "Random Thoughts" -- is already available.

  • Football. Wine Online: A Nice Win...and the Ethanol Trophy?
    Former UI sports information director George Wine offers his thoughts on Iowa's season-opening victory over Eastern Illinois and the Hawkeyes soon-to-be rival Nebraska in the latest installment of Wine Online.

  • W. Soccer. Hawkeyes Dominate Northern Iowa
    The University of Iowa women's soccer team dominated play in Cedar Falls Sunday afternoon, taking down Northern Iowa and completing a perfect weekend. The Hawkeyes posted the 6-0 victory on the visitors field, marking the fourth straight shutout win for Iowa this season.

  • Football. Long Named To Big Ten Icons List
    The Big Ten Network has named Iowa's Chuck Long and Illinois' George Halas as Big Ten Icons numbers 43 and 44, respectively. Big Ten Icons, presented by Discover, is the network's most ambitious multi-platform initiative to date. The program is counting down the top 50 student-athletes in Big Ten history on www.BigTenIcons.com based solely on their collegiate playing careers.

  • 5 plays that changed the Hawkeyes game
    IOWA CITY --- Here are five plays that changed the Hawkeyes' win
    over Eastern Illinois:



  • 2010 Iowa opener an improvement for O'Meara
    IOWA CITY - The opening game of last season wasn't exactly the
    highlight of Paki O'Meara's college career. He got his first - and
    only - start at running back and was guilty of a crucial fumble in
    a 1


  • Hawkeyes dominate Eastern in opener, 37-7
    IOWA CITY - Adam Robinson insisted he wasn't trying to make the
    most of an opportunity.



  • W. Volleyball. Two Weekends, Two Championships
    It wasn't easy, but the University of Iowa volleyball team captured its second tournament championship in as many weekends by topping Saint Louis, 3-2, tonight at the Marcia E. Hamilton Active Ankle Challenge. Freshman Bethany Yeager earned tournament MVP honors after averaging 5.3 digs per set in the three-game challenge. Junior Mallory Husz was also named to the all-tournament team after totaling a team-high 16 kills in the championship match.

  • Football. Becoming a household name?
    Coming into Saturday's game against Eastern Illinois with one career reception, University of Iowa tight end Brad Herman might have been unknown to some fans.

  • Football. No. 9 Iowa is dominant in football season-opener, 37-7
    Adam Robinson scored three times and the University of Iowa won its 10th consectutvie season-opening football game, 37-7, Saturday in Kinnick Stadium.

  • Football. Hawkeyes, A-Rob Roll Under Sunny Skies, 37-7
    It was a good "Be Bold, Wear Gold" afternoon in historic Kinnick Stadium Saturday, as the nationally ranked Hawkeyes opened the 2010 season with a 37-7 victory over Eastern Illinois.

  • Hawkeyes wary of FCS foe Eastern Illinois
    IOWA CITY - Kirk Ferentz probably only mentioned it to his
    players a few dozen times this week.


  • College football: Iowa turns new tight end loose
    IOWA CITY - Allen Reisner says C.J. Fiedorowicz "looks like a
    sculpture.
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