Scott Dochterman from The Athletic and Rob Howe bring you the Hawkeye Hotspot Podcast. In this episode, they talk postseason play for women's and men's basketball, look at Hawkeye wrestling seeds for nationals, discuss Addie Deal's commitment and more.

Pat & company have all the latest in the Hawkeye sports world!

Rob Howe answers your questions in the Hawk Fanatic Mailbag podcast. In this episode, the discussion includes the state of Iowa men's basketball, how the Big Ten Tournament can help the women's basketball team, the path forward for Iowa wrestling and whether or not it's time to panic with Hawkeye baseball.

In this podcast, Brion shares the interview he had with Hawkfanatic's Tyler Devine of The Devine Line from back in February 2021. They talk about a variety of topics related to Hawkeye history.

This podcast is not the entire episode, you can find that here: https://hawkfanatic.com/2021/02/06/the-devine-line-ep-17-brion-hurley/

He removed the segment where Tyler talks about an interview he did with Dan Gable. That segment will be posted in a later podcast so we can keep the podcast shorter.

March Madness is here and we have everything you need to know in the Hawkeye sports world!

Scott Dochterman from The Athletic and Rob Howe bring you the Hawkeye Hotspot Podcast. In this episode, they discuss the Iowa Women's Basketball team's path to a No. 1 seed and the phenomenon that is Caitlin Clark, Hawkeye men's hoops path to the dance and senior day against Illinois, Iowa Football adds to its '25 recruiting class, Hawkeye wrestling heads to B1G championships and Iowa Baseball has work to do.

March is here and we bring you everything you need to know in the Hawkeye sports world!

Rob Howe answers your Twitter/X questions in the Hawk Fanatic Mailbag Podcast. In the latest episode, we talk Josh Dix and comps for him, offer up a Mt. Rushmore for Hawkeye Women's Basketball and more.

A new week means an update on everything you need to know in the Hawkeye sports world!

For this week's podcast, Brion features former Iowa player and Oklahoma legendary head coach, Bob Stoops. He also reviews Stoops' book "No Excuses: The Making of a Head Coach" that was published in 2019.

Earlier this month, we lost another Hawkeye legend, Kenny Ploen, who died at the age of 88. He was the QB for Iowa during the 1956 season, leading them to the Big Ten title and first Rose Bowl appearance in school history.