David Eickholt is a writer at 247Sports, specializing in coverage of the Iowa Hawkeyes. He is also the host of the #Swarmcast podcast. With a focus on local sports, David provides analysis, updates, and opinions on Iowa City and the Hawkeyes football team.
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By: David Eickholt
The Hawkeyes might have gotten one of the bigger steals in the NCAA Transfer Portal. Iowa has been needing athleticism, defensive versatility and rebounding and Traore fits the mold. The New York native told 247Sports on Monday that he felt he was under-recruited in high school.
The Hawkeyes are gearing up for Big Ten Media Days, but we got the chance to catch up with several other players leading up to it. For the first time in months, we spoke with Cade McNamara. You can see our initial story here. We'll have more in the coming days, but let's dive into some of the key highlights here.
We are only six weeks away from Iowa Hawkeyes football and only one week away from Big Ten Media Days. It's a new era for the conference as they welcome in Oregon, USC, UCLA and Washington for the first time. As the season approaches, we begin to dive more into detail.
By: David Eickholt
The Hawkeyes are looking more athletic than they have in the past few seasons and freshman Chris Tadjo is one of the reasons. The 6-foot-8 225-pound athlete committed to Iowa last September and didn't waver.
By: David Eickholt
The Hawkeyes haven't had an all-Big Ten wide receiver since Marvin McNutt back in 2011. New Iowa offensive coordinator Tim Lester is hoping to bring some new excitement back to the position. Following the 2023 season, Iowa needed some more numbers at the position.
By: David Eickholt
Fran McCaffery entered an offseason full of change. Patrick McCaffery and Tony Perkins are no longer on Iowa's roster and there was a pressing need to make some adjustments across the board. The Hawkeyes went out and attacked the NCAA Transfer Portal. From the early look of the team, they are going to be more athletic.
It finally feels like football season is returning. It's a big week in the media world as reporters will flock to Indianapolis to speak with members of each Big Ten school. It's one of the first true glimpse into what is to come during the season.
By: David Eickholt
It's starting to truly feel like football season as Big Ten Media Days kicked off on Tuesday. The Hawkeyes will be meeting with the media on Wednesday to discuss the year ahead, changes compared to last season and much more.
By: David Eickholt
Big Ten Media Days has wrapped up, but that doesn't mean the content will be slowing down any time soon. Iowa has emerged as Tight End University throughout the past 20 years and there's likely going to be another one following in the footsteps of TJ Hockenson, Noah Fant, George Kittle, Dallas Clark and so many others.
The Hawkeyes have concluded Big Ten Media Days! There's plenty of more coverage to come to HawkeyeInsider regarding it, but there are several shakeups in the depth chart. Normally, it's easy to overlook the depth chart. It carries little weight, but this one is a bit different.
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