Matt McGowan is a journalist based in Iowa City, Iowa. He is currently writing for The Daily Iowan, covering local sports, including men's basketball and football. His work has also been featured in the University of Arkansas - Sam M. Walton College of Business, NBC Sports, and Phys.org.
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Matt Mcgowan's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football and basketball at Iowa University. He seems to favor event coverage and announcements related to these sports teams. Given the heavy emphasis on this type of content, he would likely be receptive to updates from coaches or players regarding team news, performance insights, and milestones achieved.
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By: Matt McGowan
Lead by a ever-communicative left tackle in Mason Richman, the 2024 Hawkeye front is in contention for the Joe Moore Award as the nation’s best unit.
The Hawkeyes look for their fourth consecutive win over the Wildcats on Saturday afternoon at Kinnick Stadium.
By: Matt Mcgowan
From a first half of toil and struggle came an offensive onslaught. Directed by mobile backup quarterback Brendan Sullivan and a dominant defense that conceded only 163 yards and forced three turnovers the Iowa football team crushed Northwestern, 40-14, Saturday afternoon at Kinnick Stadium. “At halftime, I thought everybody was in a good place, everybody...
By: Matt McGowan
Brendan Sullivan adds needed unpredictability to the Hawkeye offense and bolsters the dominant run game. Kirk Ferentz’s proposed QB rotation should be out of the question.
The Hawkeyes aced on defense, allowing a season-low 163 total yards of offense to the Wildcats, but there’s room to grow in the passing game.
After nearly a year, Iowa quarterback Brendan Sullivan is back atop the depth chart – this time manning the helm of the last team he started against. The Hawkeye defense gave Sullivan and Northwestern fits last November at Wrigley Field, holding Sullivan to 12 complete passes for only 81 yards – his lowest production across...
By: Matt McGowan, Nicholas Mendola, Al Bernstein
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Pete Ruden’s Picks: Iowa -3 This game will begin and end on the legs of Kaleb Johnson. Wisconsin ranks just 105th in Defensive Line Yards, and if the Badgers aren’t getting to Johnson at the line, he should have a field day when he reaches the second level. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display(\'div-gpt-ad-1573565244436-0\'); }); Plus, the addition...
Wisconsin @ Iowa Matt McGowan, Pregame Editor (29-19): Iowa – I only go to the state of Wisconsin for the waterslides. . Colin Votzmeyer, Sports Editor (32-16): Iowa – We’re all only really looking for one thing: Brendan Sullivan. Brad Schultz, Assistant Sports Editor (29-19): Iowa – The Bull stays in Iowa City for another...
By: Matt McGowan
Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz has yet to win in Pasadena as the Rose Bowl has been a Hawkeye house of horrors in recent memory.
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