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Iowa State vs. Bowling Green and Iowa vs. Northern Iowa headline Week 3 for the Hawkeyes and Cyclones, but Two Guys have plenty of questions heading into the weekend.
Chris Williams and Chris Hassel preview both Iowa and Iowa State's games, including what they want to see from Iowa State quarterback Jalen Raynor, Aiden Flora, and the Cyclones’ offense before Utah arrives. They also debate Iowa’s quarterback situation between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski and whether both quarterbacks should get meaningful snaps against UNI.
Plus, the guys break down the top games of Week 3, make their college football LOCKS, discuss the latest college football roster-spending numbers, debate the future of bowl games, and react to the latest storylines around the country. Plus, Karen Van Winkle.
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Iowa and Iowa State are near the bottom of college football roster spending — and Murph & Andy break down what that means for the Hawkeyes, Cyclones, and the future of college football.
Keith Murphy and Andy Fales dive into The Athletic’s new Power Four roster-spending estimates, including Iowa at $17–21 million and Iowa State at $13–17 million. They discuss how NIL and roster payroll are changing college football, whether money now predicts College Football Playoff success, and the debate over whether Iowa, Iowa State, and UNI should receive more state funding.
Plus, Iowa vs. UNI, Iowa State vs. Bowling Green, Kirk Ferentz remembering the 2009 UNI scare, Arch Manning’s apology after discussing an AI video involving Holly Rowe, the Kansas City Chiefs and Kenneth Walker, the return of the Kinnick documentary, Sydney Sweeney and sports prediction ads, Mr. Movie, and MORE!
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Sometimes, we have to do hard things that will lead to a more fulfilled, stable life — like making a major shift in our careers. Jessica Youngblood Kirkpatrick joined the Fearless podcast to share the consequential decision to leave the career she’d always known.
This is the second of three episodes in a series focused on “Doing the Hard Things.”
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A look at the upcoming fall shows at the Casey's Center, including Zach Top, Ella Langley, and Thomas Rhett! Plus, Kenny Chesney will play in Ames at Jack Trice Stadium next June with Eric Church and Sheryl Crow.
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Chris Williams welcomes Jeff Woody back to the CW Pod to break down Iowa State's 16-13 Cy-Hawk loss to Iowa and what the Cyclones showed in the rivalry game.
Woody explains why Iowa State's defense could be one of the Big 12's best, including the aggressive scheme, defensive line, Beni Ngoyi, and the Cyclones' ability to hold Iowa under 100 rushing yards. They also dive into Jalen Raynor's performance, what he needs to improve as a passer, Aiden Flora, the offensive line's potential, and how much better Iowa State could become with more reps together.
Plus, a deep dive into Oklahoma State's stunning upset of Oregon, Drew Mestemaker, Kansas State's rise, West Virginia's unique offense, the strength of the Big 12, and what it could mean for the College Football Playoff.
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Iowa wins the Cy-Hawk 16-13, but Iowa State may have been the bigger story. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales break down the thrilling rivalry game, Jimmy Rogers’ impressive Cyclones, Iowa’s biggest concerns, Hank Brown, Tony Diaz, Cam Buffington, and what the result means for both teams moving forward.
The guys also react to Oklahoma State’s stunning upset of Oregon, Michigan beating Oklahoma, Texas rallying past Ohio State, and the latest college football rankings.
Plus, NFL Week 1 reactions, the Bears' offensive explosion, the Vikings' comeback win, Caitlin Clark and Team USA winning FIBA gold, RVTV memories, the return of "Bet Ya House," and MORE!
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Iowa wins the Cy-Hawk 16-13, and Chris Williams and Chris Hassel are here to break down everything from a wild night in Iowa City and an even wilder Week 2 of college football.
The guys revisit their Cy-Hawk predictions, debate whether Iowa is worse than expected or Iowa State is much better than expected, and explain why Jimmy Rogers' Cyclones should leave the game feeling encouraged despite the loss.
They break down Tony Diaz's huge impact for Iowa, Hank Brown's performance, Iowa's struggles in short-yardage situations, Iowa State's dominant defensive line, Jaylen Raynor's performance, the missed opportunities that cost the Cyclones, and the controversial moments surrounding the game.
Plus, the guys discuss Oklahoma State's shocking upset of Oregon and the Big Ten's performance in the non-conference.
They also tackle one of the biggest debates surrounding the Cy-Hawk rivalry: Is Iowa State's "Super Bowl" mentality actually a thing? Chris Williams has some thoughts.
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The Big 12 had an absolutely WILD Saturday! Oklahoma State shocked No. 6 Oregon in Stillwater, BYU continued its rise with a win over Arizona, and Iowa State nearly pulled off the Cy-Hawk upset against Iowa.
Jake Brend and Derek Duke break down the biggest stories from Week 2 of the Big 12 season, including Oklahoma State's 39-31 upset of Oregon, Drew Mestemaker's breakout performance, and what the win means for Eric Morris and the Cowboys.
They also dive into BYU's impressive win over Arizona and Bear Bachmeier's emergence as one of the Big 12's best quarterbacks, Iowa State's 16-13 loss to Iowa, Jimmy Rogers' impressive debut in the Cy-Hawk rivalry, Utah's dominant win over Arkansas, Kansas' ugly loss to Missouri, Arizona State's collapse against Texas A&M, Texas Tech's early-season concerns, Kansas State's continued dominance, and UCF's disastrous loss to Pitt.
Plus, Jake and Duke reveal their updated Big 12 Power Rankings and make their picks for the biggest games of Week 3.
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Matt Van Winkle and Ben Bruns react immediately after Iowa State's heartbreaking loss to Iowa in the Cy-Hawk game, joined by Chris Williams from the postgame coverage.
The Cyclones came within a field goal of beating Iowa at Kinnick Stadium, and the guys break down how Iowa State's defense completely disrupted the Hawkeyes' rushing attack. Iowa State's defensive line and linebackers played an outstanding game, holding Kamari Moulton and the Iowa offense in check for much of the night.
The crew also examines the biggest missed opportunities, including costly penalties, a fourth-quarter false start, missed throws, and the plays that could have put Iowa State in position to win the game. Despite the loss, the guys come away extremely encouraged by what they saw from Jimmy Rogers' first Iowa State team.
Matt, Ben and Chris discuss Jaylen Raynor's performance, the need for more explosive plays in the Iowa State offense, the emergence of the Cyclones' defense, and what the loss says about Iowa State's potential moving forward.
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Chris Hassel and Andrew Downs react immediately after Iowa survives Iowa State 16-13 to win the Cy-Hawk Trophy and move to 2-0 on the season.
Caden Buhr went from one of Iowa's biggest question marks to the hero, drilling the game-winning field goal and delivering the Hawkeyes a massive rivalry victory. After a brutal 2025 Cy-Hawk loss, Iowa finally gets the trophy back in Iowa City.
The guys break down an intense game that came down to the final minutes, including Iowa's struggles running the football, the Hawkeyes' short-yardage and goal-line problems, Tim Lester's play-calling, and the decision to lean heavily on Hank Brown.
Did Hank Brown officially win Iowa's quarterback job? Jeremy Hecklinski never saw the field, and the guys discuss what that could mean heading into Iowa's next game and the upcoming Big Ten schedule.
Tony Diaz once again showed why he could be one of Iowa's most dangerous offensive weapons, while Cam Buffington delivered a monster performance for the Hawkeye defense with 15 tackles.
Hassel and Downs also give Iowa State and Jimmy Rogers plenty of credit for making this a legitimate battle and discuss why Cyclone fans should still feel encouraged despite the loss.
Plus, the guys look around college football, explain why Iowa's 2-0 record matters more than how the wins look, and discuss a Big Ten landscape that suddenly looks very different.
The Cy-Hawk Trophy is BACK in Iowa City. Iowa is 2-0.
It's an emotional Cy-Hawk reaction on Instant Iowa, presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery.
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