Iowa Associate head coach Jan Jensen was the guest on Wednesday's Hawk Fanatic radio show and podcast.

Jensen addressed multiple topics, including this past Monday's victory at No. 2 Ohio State, Caitlin Clark's incredible rise to stardom and the evolution of women's basketball since the days of playing six-on-six.

Iowa Women's Hoops B1G Monday, Caitlin Clark Hawkeye Heroics; Iowa Football Offense, Brian Ferentz Future; Big Stretch for Men's Hoops; Wrestling heading to Penn St

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Brad Heinrichs, CEO of the Iowa Swarm Collective was the guest on Friday's episode of the Hawk Fanatic radio show and podcast,

He provided a detailed update on the progress being made with the NIL collective and he also talked about the challenges his organization still faces after having launched last summer.

Scott Dochterman from The Athletic and Rob Howe discuss the latest happenings in Iowa sports on the Hawkeye Hotspot Podcast. During the latest episode, they evaluate how Iowa Football fared in the transfer portal and areas that remain questions marks, and they discuss the Chris Street documentary and the current men's basketball team, women's basketball OT win at Michigan State and next week's showdown with Ohio State, and a big weekend for Hawkeye wrestling. 

On the latest episode of the Prospect Podcast on Hawk Fanatic, Rob Howe catches up with 2023 Texas running back Terrell Washington Jr., a mid-year enrollee for the Hawkeyes. He shares how the coaches think they'll use him, his connection with Kaleb Johnson, his favorite video games and music, and much more. 

Ryan Murken and Rob Howe discuss the latest in area athletics on the Seven Nation Podcast. They talk a lot about the high level of girls basketball locally, along with boys hoops and wrestling. 

Emotions ran high on Wednesday's episode of the Hawk Fanatic radio show and podcast as Jess Settles was our guest to talk about the memory and legacy of Chris Street, who was killed in an automobile accident on Jan. 19, 1993 on the outskirts of Iowa City.

Street was midway through his junior season on the Iowa basketball team, and an emerging star as a 6-foot-8 power forward, when he was killed.

Settles was a high school senior and an Iowa recruit when the tragedy happened.

The Big Ten Network will honor Street's legacy by airing an hour-long documentary at approximately 8 p.m. Wednesday to mark 30 years since the tragedy occurred.

Rob Howe answers your Twitter questions in the Hawk Fanatic Mailbag Podcast. In this week's episode, folks want to know if Iowa's receiver group for '23 is better than what it had in '22, will NCAA Tournament selection committee factor in Kris Murray being out for Eastern Illinois loss and more. 

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