Brad Schultz is a sports journalist based in Iowa City, Iowa. He writes for The Daily Iowan and Busting Brackets, covering local sports events and providing game previews, recaps, and analysis. His work has also been featured in Saturday Blitz, showcasing his expertise in college basketball and wrestling.
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Brad Schultz's area of focus is sports, particularly college basketball and wrestling, with a specific emphasis on local teams in Iowa. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into upcoming games or events involving the mentioned sports and teams. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on player performances or team strategies could be valuable for his coverage.
Given Brad's coverage attributes heavily weighted towards event coverage and announcements related to sports news in Iowa, targeted pitches pertaining to game previews, player achievements, team developments, or early looks at future seasons would likely resonate well with him. Keep in mind that he has a strong local focus on Iowa-based college basketball and wrestling as well as football.
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While the Hawkeye offense resembled the woes of 2023, but the defense and special teams delivered a vintage performance indicative of Iowa football’s identity.
By: Brad Schultz
Iowa is looking for its first victory in December Big Ten action since the 2020-21 season, but will have to fight through some injury problems to get it.
If the Hawkeyes don’t fix their problems this offseason, then a nasty downfall could await.
With less than one second on the clock, third-year guard Josh Dix buried a three-pointer at the buzzer to seal an improbable Hawkeye victory.
The Hawkeyes had a chance to win the game at the buzzer for the second straight game, but Pryce Sandfort’s heave fell short. Iowa drops to 7-2 overall and 1-1 in league play with the loss.
Assistant Sports Editor Brad Schultz takes a deeper look at Iowa’s Music City Bowl opponent.
Brown started two games this season for the Tigers and will have three years of eligibility remaining.
By: Brad Schultz
The Hawkeyes dropped two nail-bitters to Michigan and rival Iowa State, but Iowa showed it can go toe-to-toe with some of the nation’s best and be an NCAA Tournament team once again in 2025.
The Hawkeyes trailed by as many as 10 points in the second half, but rode a strong surge from guard Josh Dix to secure the comeback victory.
By: Brad Schultz
Pace becomes Iowa’s second transfer portal addition of the 2025 class, joining quarterback Hank Brown.
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