Hawk fans remember Bill Ennis-Inge as that electrifying edge rusher that solidified Coach Hayden Frye's defense in the late 90's. Bill has been an influential man in so many ways but it's his interest in molding young men that shines through all else. Really he's a Legend in so many ways but his time in Iowa City means so much to so many young men, including me.

Bill Ennis-Inge

My next guest is one of the most decorated Quarterbacks not only in Iowa football history but also Big Ten history as only 1 of 3 to Start and Win 3 Bowl Games. Add to that, that he's the only Quarterback to ever start and win 3 times against legendary Penn State head coach, Joe Paterno. In Iowa football history, he ranks top 3 in Touchdown passes, yards, attempts and total offense. But Ricky Stanzi would be the first to defer those accolades to his teammates and that’s part of the reason why Ricky Joseph Stanley is a Legend of Kinnick.....

Few Student-Athletes come to the University of Iowa and have an Immediate Impact. Today’s guest did just that and left a STRONG mark on the Iowa Football Program. One of Iowa’s most decorated players wore the #94. Not only does Jared DeVries personify Hawkeye Football but he’s also considered one of THE BEST PLAYERS ever coached by legendary Hawkeye Coach Hayden Fry. His time since leaving the gridiron in 2008 has been nothing less than remarkable as he’s juggled Family, Fatherhood, Entrepreneurship, Coaching, and most recently being named to the 2020 class of the Iowa Football Hall of Fame....

Jared DeVries

My next guest hails from Des Moines Iowa and went to Waukee High School. The 6’7” Prep was All-state as well as Class 4A Western Iowa Defensive Player of the Year as a senior and named to Elite Western Iowa team he went on to choose his childhood dream school, the University of Iowa and continued his success as an All Big Ten performer both athletically and a academically. He’s currently pursuing his career in the NFL with the Tampa Buccaneers as he was drafted by the club in the 4th round (107th) overall of the 2019 NFL draft. Ladies & Gentlemen...

Anthony Nelson

My next guest became one of the first walk-on success stories during coach Kirk Ferentz's tenure at Iowa. The All-Big Ten performer helped the Hawks win a Big Ten title and reached 3 bowl games with 2 victories during his tenure. Grant Steen's career at Iowa wasn't the most publicized but his athleticism and willingness to be an absolutely selfless team player, in one of the country's stingiest defenses. Ladies & Gentlemen .... Grant Steen

When Kirk Ferentz became the University of Iowa’s head coach, he inherited a lackluster roster with little talent and a well needed over-haul. One of the brightest stars of these otherwise laughing stock, late Fry & early Ferentz, squads was a guy that stood about 6’1” & weighed about 200 pounds. With his Bleached Blond hair and the swagger of a Man on a Mission, Kevin Kasper started as an unknown walk-on and graduated from the University of Iowa as it’s all team leader in career receptions, single season receptions and Touch Downs...

Ladies & Gentlemen, Kevin Kasper

My next guest epitomizes what it is to be Hawkeye Legend. Not only did he leave the university of Iowa in the top 5 in most statistical categories, he was also the heartbeat of a stingy Iowa defense that saw a bowl game in each of his 5 seasons as a hawk...accolades galore but one of the most humble & genuine men I know...

One half of arguably the best linebacking core in Iowa Football history, This guys’ heart & play was unmatched on the gridiron! From Iowa City to Minneapolis, and beyond...Chad Greenway means so much to so many people, & continues to represent the University of Iowa very nicely.....

One of the best things about the University of Iowa is that Coach Ferentz & the Hawkeye Football staff has always done a great job at finding the optimal place to put the talent they recruit. Today’s guest came to Iowa as a Quarterback but made the career change to Wide Receiver. Marvin McNutt left the University of Iowa as it’s all-time leading receiver in TDs and yardage. But his football career has moved on beyond just a player....

Today's show features a hard nosed athlete from the Empire State. The city of Troy was the first place to see this young man's talents before he came to Iowa City. As a Hawkeye he posted impressive numbers including a school record in carries, his senior season as a Hawk. Jordan Canzerri exemplifies the Iowa program and I'm glad he could join the show.....