Jeremy Hecklinski will start again for Iowa against Minnesota. Kirk Ferentz explains why the Hawkeyes are sticking with the sophomore despite Hank Brown's return to full health.
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Iowa football is back from its bye week and preparing for Minnesota. Here's what Kirk Ferentz and Hawkeyes players had to say.
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Iowa's players have bonded over movie nights, Halloween scares and cheese curds. Now comes the challenge of turning that togetherness into what Jan Jensen believes is the key to success.
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Demond Williams gave Kirk Ferentz headaches before kickoff. Iowa's defense contained him, only to struggle against an unexpected challenge.
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Iowa women's basketball is less than a month from tipoff. Here's what Jan Jensen and the Hawkeyes had to say about the upcoming season.
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Iowa's offense erupted with Jeremy Hecklinski at quarterback. Tim Lester explains why that doesn't necessarily mean he'll start against Minnesota.
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