David Eickholt is a Writer at 247Sports. He focuses on various aspects of competitive sports, including football, basketball, and college sports, while also exploring themes in sports business and broadcasting. David has been featured in Stacy Woelber, WGRZ, and 247Sports.
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By: David Eickholt
Tim Lester's first-year as Iowa's offensive coordinator exceeded almost any expectation that anyone had for him. The rushing offense was the best in the Big Ten and there were clear strides made. Going into his second season at the helm, the focus now shifts over to the passing game and changing that narrative.
By: David Eickholt
The story throughout the past several years has been the Hawkeye offense. Iowa's special teams and defense have often been the foundation of the culture, but with the game continuing to evolve over time, it's important to string together consistent offense.
Cautiously optimistic is a phrase that has been thrown around when discussing the Hawkeye offense. Acquiring quarterback Mark Gronowski from South Dakota State along with second-year coordinator Tim Lester has given Iowa fans hope that things will be different in 2025.
The Hawkeyes did their due diligence in the transfer portal and are now preparing for an interesting 2025 season. Iowa's schedule will take a significant step up in competition this year. Kirk Ferentz and his team will have road games against Iowa State, Wisconsin, USC and Nebraska.
Nick Jackson was only on Iowa's campus for two years, but he became one of the most engaging and productive players in recent years for the Hawkeyes. Jackson, who played his first four years of college football at Virginia, immediately gravitated toward Kirk Ferentz's culture and proved to be a tremendous asset.
By: David Eickholt
The Hawkeyes will have a step up in competition this year. They'll play host to three teams that participated in the College Football Playoff inside Kinnick Stadium and the Iowa faithful should be rowdy. Iowa has taken up a step forward in the wide receiver room
By: David Eickholt
Kaleb Johnson put together one of the most impressive single-seasons in Hawkeye history. His aggressiveness, patience, size and strength proved to be a lethal combination behind an improved offensive line.
By: David Eickholt
The Iowa point guard tradition in the WNBA is going to continue. On Wednesday, the Washington Mystics announced that Lucy Olsen had survived the final cuts and will be a member of their squad this upcoming season.
There's a proud tradition at defensive line at the University of Iowa. Throughout the years, the Hawkeyes have churned out a ton of NFL caliber guys that have gone on to have long careers at the highest-level. Senior defensive end Max Llewellyn could be the next one up.
Sometimes Iowa is the most dangerous when they are under-the-radar. And that's exactly how ESPN sees the Hawkeyes heading into the 2025 season. Despite retaining several key pieces and some optimism on offense-- they believe that Iowa isn't going to amount to much next season.
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