This week on the Chuck Long Podcast we discuss the Hawkeyes win over Wisconsin. How does Iowa keep getting it done without the offense putting up many yards. What did he see from the Hawkeyes struggling in protection and the performance of Spencer Petras under a lot of pressure. Then we discuss the Floyd of Rosedale memories and the game this weekend against Minnesota and the Big Ten West race. Finally we wrap up picking the Big Ten games this weekend.

It’s signing day for three future Hawkeye basketball players and they joined us on the podcast. Owen Freeman, Pryce Sandfort, and Brock Harding join us to discuss their feelings the night before signing day. They talk about Iowa basketball and their developing relationships. Then we talk about the Iowa basketball team picking up a season opening victory on Monday evening, we preview Wisconsin/Iowa on Saturday, and pick the Big Ten games this weekend.

This week on the Chuck Long Podcast we open remember the life of Bill Brashier and his time as an assistant coach at Iowa. Then we dive into the win over Purdue and the good playcalling that we are seeing from the Hawkeyes the last two weeks. We look ahead to the Wisconsin game and teams that play hard for an interim head coach. What Iowa needs to do in the run game against the Badgers. Then we talk Big Ten races and pick games this week.

A two game win streak means a rare Sunday podcast. Matt Randazzo and Tom Kakert look back at Iowa’s big road win at Purdue. The play of Spencer Petras and the 200 yard rushing performance of Kaleb Johnson, plus the Hawkeye defense shutting down the Boilermakers. We discuss Iowa’s path to a Big Ten title game (yes it could happen) and we take a quick look ahead to Wisconsin and discuss the two new verbal commits that happened on Friday.

This week on the podcast, we open with a visit from our friends at the Children’s Therapy Center and their on-going fundraiser. Check this link: https://qtego.net/qlink/ctcqc . Then Chuck Long dives into the improved game plan from last weeks win over Northwestern and the positives from using more motion on offense. We then discuss the game plan against Purdue and why the Boilers have had success against Iowa defense. How do you plan for bad weather, like we might see this weekend. Then we pick the Big Ten games this weekend.

It’s crossover season for Iowa athletics, which means there’s Hawkeye football and basketball on the agenda. Tom Kakert and Matt Randazzo open the pod discussing the Iowa hoops exhibition win and what, if anything, we learned from that game. Then we talk Iowa football and review the win over Northwestern. We preview the game against Purdue and the Hawkeye defense facing Charlie Jones. Finally we talk some recruiting news and pick games.

It’s been an interesting week on the Iowa beat and Tom Kakert and Matt Randazzo break it all down. We start with the situation at quarterback and who might be under center against Northwestern. We dive into a discussion about the critical comments towards Iowa’s offense and their offensive coordinator and the apology from Kirk Ferentz. Then we look at Northwestern, we preview a big recruiting weekend for Iowa football and basketball, and wrap up talking some Iowa basketball.

This week former Chuck Long looks back at the Iowa loss to the Buckeyes. We discuss the struggles of Spencer Petras and how Alex Padilla performed in the second half. What should Iowa do with the quarterback position moving forward and are there any fixes left out there for the Hawkeyes on offense? We look ahead to the next five games for Iowa football and we wrap up picking games.

A lot of ground to cover this week on the podcast. Kyle Huesmann joins Tom Kakert and we discuss Iowa women’s hoops media day and the anticipation heading into the season for the highly ranked Hawkeyes. We also talk some field hockey and Iowa fall baseball before wrapping up by discussing the Hawekyes facing the Buckeyes in football on Saturday afternoon in Columbus and we pick some Big Ten games this weekend.

It was press conference day in Iowa City with the coordinators and that meant a media session with Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz. We take a look at what he had to stay about potentially changing quarterbacks, and if he would ever consider resigning from his position. We discuss what he had to say about the Iowa offense in general as well. We also discuss what Phil Parker and Levar Woods had to say on Wednesday and also look back at the loss to Illinois. Then we talk a little Iowa hoops before picking the Big Ten games this weekend.