Zach Lutmer never got an offer from Northern Iowa, but there’s a different reason the Hawkeyes defensive leader has some playful “beef” with the Panthers.
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“You name it; he can do it.” Hank Brown’s confidence in Tony Diaz showed during Iowa’s win over Iowa State.
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Saturday’s Iowa-UNI game will carry special meaning as both programs remember late Panthers tight end and Iowa City High alum Parker Sutherland.
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Relive Iowa volleyball's 3-0 sweep of Drake with photos and postgame reaction from players and coaches.
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Iowa can finish its nonconference schedule unbeaten Saturday, while Northern Iowa is chasing its first FBS victory since 2016.
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The Iowa volleyball team defeated Drake 3-0 at Xtream Arena in Coralville on Wednesday night. See photos from the Hawkeyes' win.🏐
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IOWA CITY — When Iowa football fell behind 10-0 in second quarter against Iowa State, nobody on the Hawkeyes’ sideline flinched. “Those guys weren’t even looking at the scoreboard,” tight ends coach Abdul Hodge said. “Those guys were just worrying about the next play and the next quarter and the next quarter, and eventually something would pop.” The loudest pop came from the crowd after Caden ...
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CEDAR RAPIDS — A Florida man was charged this week after he contacted an investigator posing online as a 15-year-old girl multiple times over a nearly three-month period, requesting sexually explicit photos of her and was making plans to travel to Cedar Rapids to have sex with the teen. Lawrence Lee Anderson, 74, of Fort Myers, Florida, was charged with sexual exploitation of a minor, a Class ...
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Cody Campbell's snit with the Big 12 commissioner over Texas Tech playing a home game against Houston under Friday night lights — a violation of "holy ground," as Joey McGuire put it this week — was a bit much. I mean, it's not like the Red Raiders haven't done it before. As recently as Nov. 24, 1941, in fact. A 7-0 barnburner over Hardin-Simmons. The reason for the heresy back then was the ...
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