Blake Hornstein is a Hawkeye Headquarters Reporter for WHBF-TV, WHO-TV, and KCAU Channel 9. With a focus on local sports in the Quad Cities area of Iowa, Blake covers the latest news and updates on the Iowa Hawkeyes football team, including player interviews, game recaps, and analysis.
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Blake Hornstein's coverage mainly focuses on local sports, particularly college football with a strong emphasis on events. He would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming games or events involving the Hawkeyes, insightful player interviews, and stories about their performances.
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It was clear at Iowa's open practice at Kinnick stadium that the offense looks different. But the performance wasn't much different than in years past.
By: Blake Hornstein
Iowa linebackers coach Seth Wallace earned the title of assistant head coach this offseason. Under Wallace's leadership, Iowa's linebacking corps have constantly been one of the nation's best.
By: Blake Hornstein
Last season no Hawkeye receiver reached 300 yards. But in Tim Lester's pro-style offense, they'll be a critical chess piece.
The Hawkeyes depth chart was released Monday afternoon, and there was a shocker. RB1 is not Leshon Williams or Kaleb Johnson — it's redshirt freshman Kamari Moulton.
When one great player leaves, everyone ventures to guess who the next great one will be. In the cornerback room, John Nestor has garnered comparisons to former all-American Riley Moss.
By: Blake Hornstein
For the first time since 1998, Kirk Ferentz will not be leading the Hawkeyes onto the field. Weird or not, his spirit remains with his team. The players' focus remains on winning the game that's right in front of them.
Each week during the season, the Hawkeye Headquarters staff will predict the outcome of the Iowa football game.
By: Blake Hornstein
The first football game means the first swarm of the Hawkeyes season. Excitement has been building up for nearly nine months, and the players will
Each week during the season, the Hawkeye Headquarters staff will predict the outcome of the Iowa football game.
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