The Hawkeye Huddle

While the Big Ten Championship Game was disappointing, the experience itself was well-worth the eventual pain. The boys break down the game and talk a little about the coaching staff. Basketball now moves center stage as the Hawks get set to battle Iowa State.

Both boys are remote but they could not let this week of celebration go by without a show. A good win for the men's basketball team at Virginia adds to the revelry of the Big Ten West Division Football Championship.

Technical difficulties galore with this show, but the boys manage to provide insight and humor about football, mens and women’s hoops, and wrestling.

Iowa's 8th win of the year is in the books and Floyd of Rosedale is back in his pen at the University Of Iowa. Another border battle awaits with Illinois and the winter sports get going in earnest. Full show this week on The Hawkeye Huddle.

The Hawkeye football team is back on the winning track and prepping for a final three game run lead by a new QB. And the winter sports season begins in earnest this week with both men's and women's hoops. Lots to break down on a fun HH.

A rough weekend in Madison has the boys as frustrated as any Hawkeye fan. They attempt to search for answers and look forward to a Saturday night date with Northwestern in Evanston.

A Big Ten West showdown in Madison is on tap for Iowa this weekend and the boys breakdown the matchup with the Badgers as well as talk a little more hoops in preparation for the upcoming season.

A disappointing weekend does not mean the end of the season by any means. The boys breakdown the path ahead and take a look at hoops recruiting news for the men, and a high ranking for women.

Despite a few technical problems, the boys break down the celebration Hawkeye sports that was showcased on Saturday with a big win over Penn State in front of one of the most raucous crowds in Iowa history. Tom Kakert adds a bunch of recruiting talk including football and a big surprise commitment in basketball.

An unexpected pounding of Maryland has Hawkeye fans confident and ready for Penn State. Is the team ready for the first Top 5 matchup in Kinnick Stadium in 36 years?