It's a very special edition of the Hawkeye Report Podcast. Tom Kakert and Kyle Huesmann are joined by associate head coach for Iowa women's basketball Jan Jensen to discuss their summer tour to Italy and Croatia and what they learned about the team. We also talk about the sold out season for the women's team and over 40,000 tickets already being sold for the Crossover at Kinnick event. We also talk about her recruitment of Caitlin Clark and how she has developed over the years. 

In this edition of the Hawkeye Report Podcast, Tom Kakert and Matt Randazzo discuss the Iowa win over Iowa State, the Big Ten scolding Nico Ragaini, and the NCAA denying the appeal of Noah Shannon. Then we preview the Western Michigan game, if there is a controversy at running back, and what is a point total that will be acceptable to Iowa fans this weekend?

We discuss some recruiting basketball news and then we pick some games. 

This week on the Chuck Long Podcast we look back the win over Iowa State and get his thoughts on the Hawkeye offense and their performance against the Cyclones. 

Week one of the Iowa football season is in the book and the Hawkeyes are 1-0. We look back at the game one win over Utah State. What went right early? What are the concerns moving forward for the Iowa football team? Then we dive into our preview of the Iowa State game. What type of a game do we expect? Who are the key players to watch for the Cyclones? What is our prediction for the game? Then we talk some recruiting news and the potential of a football and basketball commitment soon?

Week one of the Iowa football season is in the books and Chuck Long breaks down what he saw from Cade McNamara and the Hawkeyes. We take a look at the hot start and how Iowa did very well with scripted plays and then the struggles in the second and third quarter. We assess how McNamara played and how you manage a quarterback who is less than 100% and probably will be for a while. Then we look ahead to the Iowa State game and what the first road trip will be like for the Hawkeyes.

Iowa football has returned! The 2023 season begins on Saturday afternoon at Kinnick Stadium against Utah State. We preview the game and take a long look at the Aggies squad this season. First, we discuss the Cade McNamara injury situation and if he’s going to play on Saturday and we take a look at a few Iowa players to watch. Then we talk some recruiting news before we pick the Big Ten games this weekend.

It’s a little more than a week before the start of the Iowa football season and Tom Kakert and Matt Randazzo have plenty to discuss. This week on the podcast we open discussing the latest with the sports gambling issue at Iowa and Kirk Ferentz announcing Noah Shannon has been suspended for the season, pending an appeal. What are the chances it gets reduced? Does Ferentz have a point wondering about the origins of the probe? Then we discuss the health of Cade McNamara and if he will be ready for week one. We also touch on Ferentz and what he said about the offensive line and secondary. Then we talk some women’s hoops and a new commitment along with men’s hoops visitors this fall.

The Iowa football season is just around the corner and that means the return of the Chuck Long Podcast. We begin season three with a special guest, Iowa’s potential cornerback All American Cooper DeJean. We talk about his NIL relationship with RTI threads. You can check out his apparel and other items at https://cd3-store.1rti.com/. We also talk to DeJean about growing up in small town Iowa and ended up with the Hawkeyes.

Then Chuck Long and Tom Kakert discuss the upcoming season. How do they view practice leading up to the start of the season and when does the game plan install begin? We also take a look at the injury situation with Cade McNamara and how Iowa might game plan around him being slowed by an injury.

We were joined by Iowa Football Director of Recruiting, Tyler Barnes, to discuss a variety of topics. He gives us his thoughts on some of the true freshmen and what he has seen in practice. Who has been impressive? We also discuss how their summer recruiting plan came together when they received seven commitments on one day. We also look at the state of recruiting in college football and just how messy the month of December has become. Plus, why Iowa continues to do well with recruits in the state of Iowa.