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.

It's a bye week for the Hawkeyes, but not for the podcast. Chuck Long and Tom Kakert look back at the loss to Illinois and the struggling Hawkeye offense. How Iowa started strong on offense with a good script and then struggled to score points. We discuss what can realistically be changed or altered during a bye week and if it's a good time to make a quarterback change with a trip to Ohio State on deck. Then we discuss the state of the Big Ten and pick some games this week.

Fun podcast covering a lot of different topics. We open talking Iowa football and the loss to Michigan. Then we discuss Hawkeye basketball media day and the storylines from the event. We talk a little recruiting and then our friend who covers Illinois, Kedric Prince, joins the pod as we preview Iowa vs. Illinois coming up on Saturday night in Champaign.

It was an interesting week of football and we review all of it with Chuck Long. We open with a discussion of the Michigan/Iowa game and we also get Chuck's thoughts on how Spencer Petras could improve his footwork. Then we look at the upcoming game against Illinois and how to counter a team that will be heavy blitzing the run. Then we discuss the Bit Ten and the sudden firing of Paul Chryst along with picking all the games this weekend.

This week on the podcast, Tom Kakert and Matt Randazzo take a quick look back at the Rutgers game and get into a long discussion about the Hawkeye offensive line. Then we preview the Michigan game and the strength of the Wolverines. We also try to figure out a path for Iowa to pull off the upset and what will have to go right for it to happen. We pick some games and preview the recruiting visitors for football and basketball.

This week we look back at the win over Rutgers. We discuss the changes in Iowa's ground game and the impact that they have had the last two weeks. We then dive into the huge game against Michigan. What do we see from the Wolverines this year? Is there a path for the Hawkeyes to pull off an upset at the place where top five teams go to die? Plus we look at the Big Ten and pick this weeks games.