Washed Up Walkons

The Boys recap Iowa’s 30-0 shutout of Wisconsin, highlighting the goal-line stand and ensuing 98-yard drive as the turning point, strong defense, balanced offense, and the need to secure the football. They discuss naming Hank Brown the clear starting quarterback for November, note special teams moments, and react to broader college football chaos including Indiana-Minnesota’s 60-yard kicks and Nebraska’s continued late-game collapses. The hosts cover Spencer Lee winning a world championship while reportedly tearing his ACL again, plus George Kittle serving as honorary captain with Drake Kulick returning to Kinnick. They also touch on the “Toolbox” game, John Gruden’s visit, sponsorship shoutouts, and outline a possible Iowa path to the Big Ten Championship and CFP if the Hawks win out and get help elsewhere.

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On this episode the crew previews Iowa vs. Wisconsin at Kinnick while discussing Iowa’s midseason inconsistencies, including a season-ending injury to running back Kamari Moulton, ongoing quarterback shuffling between Jeremy Hecklinski and Hank Brown, increased penalties, a negative turnover margin, and reduced usage of receiver Tony Diaz. They react to Phil Parker’s sideline frustration, share stories from their playing days, and debate whether Iowa lacks identity or simply execution and a defensive “spark” player. They also promote the Friday-night “Toolbox” managers game featuring Melvin Gordon coaching Wisconsin and Jon Gruden attending, plus a Graze tailgate photo promotion. The episode wraps with FanDuel lines and weekly betting picks, including Iowa -3.5.

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Tyler and David recap Iowa’s loss at Minnesota, calling it one of the least disciplined Kirk Ferentz games they’ve covered, marked by multiple turnovers (plus a blocked punt), penalties, and failing to capitalize on several drives starting in Minnesota territory. They discuss how quarterback play wasn’t the only issue but remains a major concern, with Hank Brown expected to finish the season as the starter and debate shifting meaningful bowl practices toward younger QBs Jimmy Sullivan and Traydin Bessinger given upcoming portal timing changes. They note positives on defense, frustrations with missed opportunities to Tony Diaz, and uncertainty after running back Kamari’s injury. The episode closes with sponsor reads and a Halloween-week preview of Wisconsin at Kinnick, with Eickholt predicting a low-scoring Badgers win.

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On a quick early-morning episode of the Washed Up Walk-Ons podcast, the hosts recap Iowa’s 13-10 loss to Minnesota on a last-second field goal, calling it one of the worst self-inflicted games they can remember. They praise the defense—highlighting Bryce Hawthorne’s standout season—and note Minnesota’s low totals (209 yards, 2/15 on third down), while emphasizing that Iowa’s ball security and special teams mistakes decided the game: four official turnovers (plus a blocked punt) with several more near-fumbles, along with costly penalties and missed tackles. They discuss missed open throws, the quick quarterback switch between Jeremy Hecklinski and Hank Brown, Minnesota’s run-stopping game plan, and what the loss means for Iowa’s playoff hopes and the importance of responding against Wisconsin and the remaining schedule.

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On this episode of the podcast (presented by FanDuel), Drake Kulick and Kluver discuss the injury-hit 49ers’ strong start and praise Brock Purdy, then shift to life priorities, parenting, and Iowa memories, including a former strength coach sharing a photo of the Tyler's outrageous final exam “answer.” They touch on Big Ten title odds (Ohio State favored, Indiana second, Iowa +2200), Iowa’s cinematic game recaps and sideline headset comms, and Sam LaPorta’s blunt contract comments on Pardon My Take. The episode previews Iowa–Minnesota for Floyd of Rosedale, noting Iowa’s long dominance in the series, Minnesota’s wins over Michigan and Washington, and Iowa naming Jeremy Hecklinski the starting QB over Hank Brown. Picks: Iowa -6.5, Michigan State +14.5, and Indiana -7.5.

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We recap a college football-filled Iowa bye week, discuss Iowa basketball secret scrimmage intel (including big performances from Dani Carnegie and McKenna Woliczko), and debate the value of “secret” scrimmages and potential joint practices. They break down Minnesota’s difficult remaining schedule and how pivotal the Iowa game is for bowl hopes, plus FanDuel win-total odds. The episode centers on a memorable Kirk Ferentz press conference where he effectively confirmed Jeremy Hecklinski as the starting quarterback, prompting discussion of practice equity, Tim Lester’s influence, and how quickly Iowa could pivot back to Hank Brown if needed. They power-rank Iowa’s remaining opponents, touch on portal/NIL realities, note Mike Locksley’s firing at Maryland, and close with health updates and KF’s dove-hunting analogy about overthinking.

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Tyler Kluver and Grant Allen recap a chaotic weekend of college football during Iowa’s bye, including major SEC upsets, BYU’s win over Notre Dame, Miami–Florida State controversy, and Big Ten results like Ohio State–Indiana and Northwestern’s late win over Michigan State. They discuss why Tyler doesn’t watch nonstop football, Grant’s late-night viewing habits, and early betting movement on FanDuel with Iowa rising to a 6.5-point favorite over Minnesota (41.5 total) for a 2:30 kickoff. The episode also detours into family Halloween costumes, Tyler’s visit to Game Day Men’s Health for knee-related peptides, and sponsor shoutouts. They close with a larger debate on expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, how it changes the regular season and bowls, and what playoff selection could look like for teams like Iowa, Alabama, and Ohio State.

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On this episode of the podcast, Tyler Kluver and David Eickholt discuss busy Iowa media days, including nearly 70 minutes of coordinator press conferences, and review where Iowa stands at the halfway point with the playoff race still alive and an eight-and-a-half win total now juiced to the over. They touch on basketball updates from Jan Jensen and Ben McCollum, Iowa’s sold-out student ticket demand, and roster outlooks, including women’s depth and international recruiting. Most of the episode focuses on offensive coordinator Tim Lester’s comments about balance, player leadership, and the evolving quarterback situation after Jeremy Hecklinski’s strong performance at Washington, including run-game context and grading QB decisions. They also cover special teams concerns with punt muffs, standout young contributors, and Phil Parker’s humorous and pointed defensive remarks, including pressure packages and turnover talk.

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Tyler Kluver, G-Bone, Kevin Ward and Drake Kulick recap Iowa’s 41-24 win at Washington, calling it a comfortable road “dog walk” that sends the Hawkeyes into the bye at 5-1. They praise the offense’s breakthrough run game led by Kamari Moulton’s career day (208 yards) and note multiple wide-open TDs while questioning Washington’s defensive coaching. On defense, they highlight Phil Parker’s plan, strong front-seven play, six sacks, and holding Washington to minus-three rushing yards, while acknowledging backup QB Elijah Brown’s efficient second-half surge. Special teams discussion centers on Iowa’s violent kickoff coverage and ending the Evan James punt return experiment after more muff issues. They also touch on Big Ten results, betting recaps, injuries, the importance of the bye, and ongoing QB debate between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski heading to Minnesota.

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