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Mackenzie Eddie and Scott Siepker overthink College GameDay returning to Iowa City, Popeyes Chicken employees being unnecessarily rude, and so much more. Presented by Carbliss Premium Handcrafted Cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa vs. Ohio State is here, College GameDay is coming to Kinnick Stadium, and Legends & Listeners breaks down everything surrounding the biggest Hawkeye game of the season. Chad Leistikow and Scott Dochterman look back at Iowa’s incredible 20-19 win over Michigan, including Hank Brown’s game-winning 91-yard drive, Reece Vander Zee’s walk-off touchdown catch, the emergence of Iowa’s passing game, and why the Hawkeyes may have finally found their quarterback. The guys break down what made the Michigan win so special, where it ranks in Iowa football history, and why it could become even more important depending on how the rest of Iowa’s season unfolds. Then it’s time for the Ohio State preview. Can Iowa slow down Jeremiah Smith and Julian Sayin? How aggressive does Kirk Ferentz need to be? Should the Hawkeyes try to shorten the game or attack Ohio State through the air? Chad and Scott discuss Iowa’s running game, the secondary, pass rush, Kinnick Stadium, College GameDay, and what the Hawkeyes need to do to stay competitive against one of the most talented teams in college football. The guys also discuss Iowa’s recent history against Ohio State, the 2017 upset, the importance of avoiding turnovers and big plays, and why this could be a very different game than the 2022 meeting. Plus, Chad and Scott run through the biggest Big Ten games of the week before making their Iowa-Ohio State predictions. Legends & Listeners presented by GameDay Men's Health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa vs. Ohio State is here, College GameDay is coming to Iowa City, and The Committee breaks down everything surrounding the biggest Hawkeye game of the season. Trent Condon and Andrew Downs preview Iowa-Ohio State, including Hank Brown’s emergence, Jeremiah Smith, Iowa’s red-zone offense and defense, the Hawkeyes’ rushing attack, and what it will take to keep Ohio State from taking over. The guys also discuss Iowa’s College Football Playoff outlook, whether a close loss to Ohio State could still help the Hawkeyes, the importance of Iowa showing it belongs on a national stage, and why Kinnick Stadium could play a major role. David Eickholt joins the show to break down Iowa’s win at Michigan, Hank Brown’s late-game performance, the Hawkeyes’ defensive concerns, the running game, pass rush, and what Iowa needs to do against one of the most talented teams in college football. The Committee also dives into Iowa State vs. West Virginia, including Michael Hawkins Jr., Cam Cook, Iowa State’s missed tackles against Utah, Aiden Flora, Jaylen Raynor, and why this is such an important game for Jimmy Rogers and the Cyclones. Plus, Brandon Olsen from Locked On Gators joins the show for a deep dive into Florida, John Summerall, the SEC, and the conference’s national championship drought. The guys also debate the Big Ten vs. SEC, conference strength, the College Football Playoff, and whether the SEC still has the strongest league in college football. And finally, Trent and Andrew make their picks for some of the biggest Week 5 games. The Committee presented by Bud Light. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa vs. Ohio State is one of the biggest games of the college football season, and Two Guys break down exactly what the Hawkeyes need to do to stay with the Buckeyes at Kinnick Stadium. Chris Williams and Chris Hassel dive into the massive Iowa-Ohio State matchup, including Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State’s loaded roster, the talent gap between the two programs, Hank Brown, Iowa’s offensive game plan, and why the Hawkeyes may need to be much more aggressive than they were against Michigan. They also discuss Iowa’s College Football Playoff chances with a win or loss against Ohio State. Can Iowa stay in the game long enough for Kinnick Stadium and the Hawkeyes’ special teams to make a difference? Then the guys turn to Iowa State vs. West Virginia and a critical matchup for the Cyclones. They break down West Virginia’s run-heavy offense, Michael Hawkins Jr., Cam Cook, Iowa State’s defensive struggles against Utah, Aiden Flora’s importance, and why the Cyclones need to get their explosive playmaker more involved. They also discuss Iowa State’s offensive identity, Jaylen Raynor, tempo, play-action, and whether the Cyclones need to open up the offense after last week’s loss. Plus, Matt Campbell’s controversial comments after Penn State’s loss to Wisconsin, the pressure at Penn State, Jamie Pollard’s future, the biggest Week 5 games, and the guys’ weekly locks. Two Guys presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Can Iowa pull off another massive upset? Murph & Andy break down the Hawkeyes’ huge win over Michigan and look ahead to Ohio State coming to Kinnick Stadium. The guys discuss why Iowa is playing with house money against the Buckeyes, whether the Hawkeyes can make the College Football Playoff even with a loss, and what exactly it means when an opponent gets “Iowa’d.” They also revisit Kirk Ferentz’s comments about the formula behind Iowa’s biggest wins and why last week’s Michigan game was both quintessential Iowa and completely unlike a typical Iowa finish. Plus, the guys compare Jimmy Rogers’ straightforward approach with former coach Matt Campbell, discuss Rogers’ message to Cyclone fans after the Utah loss, and explain why Iowa State’s game against West Virginia could be the biggest game of the season so far. They also talk WNBA playoffs and the A’ja Wilson-Caitlin Clark matchup, MLB’s lack of attention during football season, Mr. Movie, the latest Big 12 basketball coaching rankings, and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is college football losing what made it great? Chris Williams and Levi Stevenson dive deep into Chuck Klosterman’s new book Football and what it says about the past, present, and future of the sport. Levi joins the CW Pod for a wide-ranging conversation about NCAA Football video games, football’s place in American culture, declining youth participation, the changing college football fan experience, NIL, the transfer portal, conference realignment, TV money, and the growing professionalization of the sport. They also explore college football message boards, social media fan bases, why fans feel increasingly disconnected from their teams, and whether the sport can maintain its cultural connection with fans. Then, Chris sits down with Kyle Prendergast of Flynn Wright to talk about the rapidly changing media landscape, the rise of niche audiences and micro-influencers, the “trust economy,” AI-generated content, NIL marketing, streaming sports, targeted advertising, and the future of sports media. Two very different conversations about the same big question: where are sports and media headed next? CW Pod weekly on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa pulled off an INSANE 20-19 walk-off win at Michigan, and Murph & Andy break down one of the most improbable Hawkeye victories in years. Hank Brown led a 91-yard game-winning drive and delivered the perfect final throw to Reece Vander Zee, while Braeden Jackson’s 99-yard kickoff return, Deshaun Lee’s interception, and Michigan’s mistakes all played a role in the stunning win. The guys also look ahead to Ohio State coming to Kinnick Stadium, College GameDay returning to Iowa City for the first time in 20 years, and what the Hawkeyes need to do against one of the nation’s top teams. Plus, Iowa State’s 31-17 loss to No. 15 Utah, the Cyclones’ second-half comeback, Jimmy Rogers’ blunt postgame comments, and the viral mudslide at Jack Trice Stadium. All this and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa STUNS Michigan with a last-play touchdown at the Big House! Chris Williams and Chris Hassel break down Hank Brown’s game-winning throw to Reese Vander Zee, the wild sequence of plays that kept Iowa alive, Bryce Underwood’s performance, and what the win means heading into a MASSIVE Ohio State matchup at Kinnick Stadium. Plus, Iowa State falls 31-17 to No. 15 Utah. The guys break down the Cyclones’ disastrous first half, the second-half comeback, Jaylen Raynor’s 40 pass attempts, Iowa State’s tackling issues, and what needs to change before West Virginia comes to Ames. Also: College GameDay at Iowa, the incredible Iowa student radio call, fan reaction videos, Oregon’s quarterback situation, Oklahoma State, Northwestern, Penn State, and more. Two Guys presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Big 12 just delivered another WILD weekend of college football. Cincinnati stunned Kansas State, Oklahoma State dominated West Virginia in Morgantown, and No. 15 Utah went into Ames and handled Iowa State. Jake Brend and Derek Duke break down all the biggest Big 12 storylines, including Cincinnati’s 280-yard rushing performance, Oklahoma State’s explosive offense, Utah’s dominant first half against Iowa State, and what the results mean for the Big 12 race. The guys also dive into UCF’s win over TCU, Baylor beating Colorado and the ongoing problems for Deion Sanders’ Buffaloes, Arizona’s comeback against Washington State, Texas Tech’s shaky start against Sam Houston State, and Houston surviving Georgia Southern. Plus, Jake and Derek unveil their updated Big 12 power rankings and preview next week’s biggest games. Bigger Than 12 presented by WealthCharter Retirement + Tax. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa State fell 31-17 to No. 15 Utah in the Cyclones’ Big 12 opener, digging a 21-point hole before mounting a second-half comeback that made things interesting. Chris Williams and Ben Bruns break down what went wrong for Iowa State, including Utah’s dominant rushing attack, missed tackles, pre-snap confusion, and the Cyclones’ struggles on third down. They also discuss Jaylen Raynor’s up-and-down performance, the second-half improvement from the offensive line, Dominic Overby’s big game, and whether Iowa State needs to find another element at quarterback. Aiden Flora and Sullivan Schlemgen receive plenty of praise, while the guys look ahead to West Virginia and discuss Jimmy Rogers’ first season, the rebuilding process, Iowa State’s new era, and why Cyclone fans should keep supporting this team despite the loss. Iowa State drops to 0-1 in Big 12 play after falling to Utah 31-17. Instant Iowa State presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa just pulled off one of the wildest wins in recent Hawkeye football history! The No. 17 Hawkeyes stunned No. 18 Michigan 20-19 at the Big House on a LAST-SECOND touchdown from Hank Brown to Reese Vander Zee. Chris Hassel and Andrew Downs react LIVE to Iowa’s incredible walk-off victory, break down the final drive, and relive all the crazy moments that made this win possible. Braeden Jackson’s 99-yard kickoff return, Tony Diaz’s tipped pass, Iowa’s defensive stops, Hank Brown’s clutch throws, and Reese Vander Zee’s game-winning touchdown all take center stage. Plus, what does this signature road win mean for Iowa’s College Football Playoff hopes? Can the Hawkeyes compete with Ohio State at Kinnick Stadium next week? And how much confidence should Iowa have in Hank Brown after winning his first road start? Iowa is 4-0, and the Hawkeyes are officially dreaming BIG. Instant Iowa presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It’s Find Out Saturday! Murph & Andy preview a massive weekend for Iowa and Iowa State as the Hawkeyes head to Michigan, and the Cyclones host No. 15 Utah. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales break down Iowa-Michigan, Hank Brown’s first true road start, Bryce Underwood, Iowa’s defense, and why this top-20 matchup could feel like a College Football Playoff elimination game. They also discuss Iowa State vs. Utah, the massive weather factor in Ames, the Cyclones’ chances against one of the Big 12’s best teams, and what a win could mean for Jimmy Rogers’ first season. Plus, the guys react to the Packers’ ugly loss to Atlanta, Kyle Juszczyk’s bizarre NFL fine for his “juice” touchdown celebration, the latest Madden movie trailer, and Scott School. And Keith shares his firsthand experience covering the 1990 Gainesville murders following the release of ESPN's new 30 For 30 on the murders, explaining how the events ultimately changed the course of his career and brought him to Iowa. All this and MORE! on a Murph & Andy Fun Friday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey present the Greatest Show on Earth, coming to the Casey's Center with six shows from Oct. 1-4. Bello Nock shares about his career spanning more than five decades as a seventh-generation circus performer, and what fans can expect with this new show coming to Des Moines! Tickets are available at HyVeeTix.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keith & Jenny talk about self checkout counters, test their knowledge of Michigan musicians, and decide which items to keep or dump. Presented by Iowa Distilling Company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mackenzie Eddie and Scott Siepker overthink a lustful pumpkin animatronic and Gen Z taking iced coffee to interviews. Presented by Carbliss Premium Handcrafted Cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa vs. Michigan could be the game that defines the Hawkeyes' season. On this episode of Legends & Listeners, Chad Leistikow and Scott Dochterman break down the massive Big Ten showdown in Ann Arbor and what a win could mean for Iowa's College Football Playoff hopes. The guys examine Iowa's defense against Michigan quarterback Bryce Underwood, including how Phil Parker's defense can challenge the five-star quarterback and whether Michigan's inconsistent running game gives the Hawkeyes an advantage. On the other side of the ball, Hank Brown takes center stage. After becoming Iowa's clear No. 1 quarterback, Brown faces his first true road test at one of the biggest stadiums in college football. Chad and Scott discuss his development, the Iowa offensive line, the running back rotation, Tony Diaz, and whether Tim Lester's offense can finally make plays against an elite defense. The guys also look at Iowa's remarkable struggles in recent games in front of huge crowds, the history of the Iowa-Michigan rivalry, and why this matchup could have major implications for the entire Big Ten. Plus, Chad and Scott run through the biggest Big Ten games of the weekend and make their picks as conference play begins. Presented by GameDay Men's Health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conference play is here, and Iowa and Iowa State both have massive opportunities on Saturday. On this episode of The Committee, Trent Condon and Andrew Downs are joined by Scott Dochterman, John Kurtz and Chris Williams to break down the biggest storylines across college football. Iowa heads to Ann Arbor to take on Michigan in a huge Big Ten matchup, while Iowa State hosts No. 15 Utah in a rainy Big 12 opener. Can the Hawkeyes pull off the upset at the Big House? Can the Cyclones take advantage of the weather, home field and their defense against Utah? Scott Dochterman breaks down Iowa-Michigan, Hank Brown, Bryce Underwood, Iowa's potential path to the College Football Playoff and why this game could have major implications for both teams. John Kurtz joins the show to discuss the Big 12, Oklahoma State's shocking win over Oregon, West Virginia, Utah's two-quarterback system and whether the conference has a legitimate path to multiple College Football Playoff bids. Chris Williams weighs in on Iowa State's chances against Utah, the impact of the weather in Ames, conference scheduling and the changing landscape of college football. Plus, the guys discuss Ole Miss-LSU, Oregon-USC, Florida-Ole Miss, NC State's wild loss to Vanderbilt, Colorado and Deion Sanders, and the biggest games to watch as conference play officially begins. Presented by Bud Light. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa and Iowa State are both facing Top-20 opponents in massive conference openers, and Chris Williams and Chris Hassel are breaking down exactly how the Hawkeyes and Cyclones can pull off upsets. Iowa travels to Michigan for a Top-20 showdown at the Big House, while No. 15 Utah comes to Ames for a game that could be transformed by rain, wind and a sloppy Jack Trice Stadium field. Can Iowa force Bryce Underwood to beat Phil Parker with his arm? Can Aiden Flora make the difference for Iowa State in the return game? And can Jaylen Raynor lead the Cyclones to a statement win? Two Guys also make their picks for Iowa-Michigan and Iowa State-Utah, re-rate both teams' remaining schedules, break down the biggest games of the college football weekend, drop Locks of the Week, and discuss Ryan Grubb calling out Alabama fans. Plus: Texas-Tennessee, Ole Miss-Florida, Oregon-USC, Oklahoma State-West Virginia, Minnesota-Washington and plenty more. Two Guys presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tamin Lipsey is one step closer to returning to Iowa State after an Indiana judge granted him and other athletes an injunction, leading to a fifth year of eligibility. Will Lipsey actually play for the Cyclones this season? Murph & Andy break down the ruling, the NCAA’s potential appeal, and what it could mean for Iowa State basketball. Plus, Kirk Ferentz gets refreshingly honest about Iowa’s depth chart, admitting he “half-assed it.” The guys preview Iowa’s trip to Michigan and discuss the Hawkeyes’ impressive start. They also dive into the terrible weather forecast for Iowa State vs. Utah, the Cyclones’ soggy natural turf, Iowa State wrestling’s NCAA probation, Caleb Williams’ injury and the internet’s hilarious reaction, Des Moines potentially landing an MLS NEXT Pro soccer team, Mr. Movie’s favorite coffee scenes, and one of the greatest fishing fails ever caught on local television. All this and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Williams breaks down how The Athletic’s football payroll report could bring Iowa and Iowa State together in the push for state support, and why sports gambling revenue belongs in the conversation. Also, Chris explores what small businesses are missing about AI, and how to use it to do better work without sacrificing authenticity.  The common thread: You don’t have to love how things are changing. But you’d better adapt. CW Pod presented by Steeple Ridge Bourbon. Only on Iowa Everywhere, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa and Iowa State dominated Week 3, but the real tests are finally here as conference play begins. Murph & Andy break down the Hawkeyes’ 55-0 win over Northern Iowa and Iowa State’s 55-7 blowout of Bowling Green before massive matchups with Michigan and Utah. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales discuss Hank Brown’s perfect 12-for-12 performance, Iowa’s explosive rushing attack, and what the Hawkeyes face against No. 18 Michigan. Can Iowa force turnovers and pull off a huge road win in Ann Arbor? The guys also dive into Iowa State’s impressive rebuild under Jimmy Rogers, Aiden Flora’s historic performance, the Cyclones’ first-ever game with both a punt-return touchdown and kickoff-return touchdown, and the biggest question facing Iowa State heading into Utah: can Jaylen Raynor become more accurate? Plus, Murph & Andy debate whether Power Four teams should still schedule FCS opponents, discuss the growing talent gap caused by the transfer portal and NIL, react to Ole Miss beating Lane Kiffin and LSU, Brock Purdy’s incredible performance for the 49ers, the Vikings’ 2-0 start, and much more. Also: “Fourteen Days in Gainesville,” Iowa’s massive upcoming three-game stretch, the latest Iowa weather and rain totals, Who Won the Weekend, Throwdowns, and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa and Iowa State dominated Week 3, and now the real test begins with Big Ten and Big 12 play on the horizon. Chris Williams and Chris Hassel break down Iowa’s destruction of Northern Iowa and Iowa State’s blowout of Bowling Green before looking ahead to two massive conference openers: Iowa at Michigan and Utah at Iowa State. The guys revisit their preseason predictions and adjust their projected records for both teams. They discuss whether Iowa can navigate its schedule and reach 10 wins, why Michigan remains such a difficult matchup, and why Washington looks increasingly winnable for the Hawkeyes. For Iowa State, the conversation centers on Jaylen Raynor and whether the Cyclones can win enough games if the passing game doesn't improve. Chris and Chris debate Raynor’s accuracy, Connor Moberly’s potential, Jimmy Rogers’ comments, and what the quarterback situation could look like against Utah and throughout Big 12 play. Plus, the guys discuss Iowa State’s attendance concerns, the impact of NIL and the transfer portal on programs like Northern Iowa, the changing gap between Group of Five and power-conference teams, West Virginia’s huge win over Virginia, Colorado’s shocking loss to Northwestern, Ole Miss beating Lane Kiffin, and more from a wild Week 3. Then they update their Iowa and Iowa State season predictions and look at what the next few weeks could mean for both teams. Two Guys presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Big 12 play is approaching, and the conference is already starting to separate into contenders, question marks, and teams in serious trouble. Jake Brend and Derek Duke break down the weekend of Big 12 football, starting with Texas Tech’s 28-26 thriller over Houston and what the win means for the Red Raiders, Will Hammond, and their Big 12 championship hopes. The guys also dive into West Virginia’s stunning upset of Virginia, Michael Hawkins Jr.’s five-touchdown performance, Cam Cook’s huge day, and whether the Mountaineers are a legitimate Big 12 sleeper heading into conference play. Plus, Colorado gets embarrassed by Northwestern, Cincinnati survives a massive scare against Miami (Ohio), Kansas State moves to 3-0, BYU rolls on the road, UCF loses another quarterback, and Arizona State beats Kansas in an ugly game in London as the Kansas offense continues to struggle. Iowa State’s 55-7 demolition of Bowling Green gets plenty of attention, including Aiden Flora’s incredible 296 all-purpose yards and the Cyclones making history with a punt return touchdown and kickoff return touchdown in the same game. Plus, Jake and Derek unveil their latest Big 12 power rankings and make their Week 4 picks for Baylor-Colorado, TCU-UCF, Utah-Iowa State, Arizona-Washington State, Kansas State-Cincinnati, and Oklahoma State-West Virginia. Bigger Than 12 presented by WealthCharter Retirement + Tax. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa dominated Northern Iowa 42-0 by halftime, and Chris Hassel and Andrew Downs break down the Hawkeyes’ statement performance before Big Ten play begins. The guys discuss Hank Brown’s perfect 12-for-12 first half, two touchdown passes and why the quarterback competition with Jeremy Hecklinski might be officially over. They also break down Iowa’s explosive rushing attack, Xavier Williams’ huge first half, Tony Diaz, the offensive line, and an offense that has looked dramatically different under Tim Lester. Plus, Hassel and Downs examine Iowa’s injury situation, Evan James emerging as the punt returner, special teams progress, and what Iowa needs to carry into a massive three-game stretch against Michigan, Ohio State, and Washington. The guys also look ahead to Michigan, name their Players of the Game, as Iowa enters Big Ten play 3-0 with its quarterback, defense, and special teams all trending in the right direction. Presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa State bounced back from the Cy-Hawk loss in a huge way, crushing Bowling Green 55-7 at Jack Trice Stadium as the Cyclones head into Big 12 play. Matt Van Winkle and Ben Bruns break down Iowa State’s dominant win, Aiden Flora’s incredible all-purpose performance, and the historic day on special teams that saw the Cyclones record both a punt return touchdown and a kickoff return touchdown in the same game. The guys also discuss Arnold Barnes’ emergence in the running game and the Cyclones’ need for more consistency in the passing game, Jalen Raynor’s performance, missed opportunities in the play-action game, and what Iowa State needs from its quarterback heading into conference play. Plus, the guys break down Iowa State’s dominant defensive performance, the emergence of the linebacker group, and injury updates. Then it’s all eyes on Utah. Can Iowa State’s offense continue to develop against one of the Big 12’s toughest teams? And can Jimmy Rogers’ defense deliver a statement win in the Cyclones’ first conference game? Instant Iowa State presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa and Iowa State are both massive favorites this weekend, Brock Purdy pays up after losing the Cy-Hawk, and Murph & Andy break down the biggest football stories of the day. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales preview Iowa State vs. Bowling Green and Iowa vs. UNI, including what the Cyclones need to accomplish before Utah and what Iowa needs to clean up before traveling to Michigan. They discuss Jalen Raynor, Hank Brown, Jeremy Hecklinski, injuries, and whether both teams can get through Saturday healthy. Plus, Brock Purdy shows off his annual Cy-Hawk bet punishment from George Kittle, the guys debate Josh Allen vs. Patrick Mahomes, and they react to the NCAA’s review of the controversial Michigan-Western Michigan finish. The guys also dive into Lane Kiffin’s explosive return to Ole Miss, Sam Leavitt’s injury status, Morgan Freeman joining College GameDay, Scott School, Throwdowns, What’s Bugging You, Unnecessary Censorship, and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keith & Jenny discuss whether or not a hot dog is a sandwich, try to guess songs about rain, and test out a retro phone handset. Presented by Iowa Distilling Company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mackenzie Eddie and Scott Siepker overthink Little Tikes' new color scheme and an old painting that has some strikingly modern things in it. Presented by Carbliss Premium Handcrafted Cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa is near the bottom of the Big Ten in college football roster spending, according to The Athletic’s new NIL report, and Chad Leistikow and Scott Dochterman break down what it means for the Hawkeyes. The guys discuss The Athletic’s months-long reporting project and its estimated $19–20 million roster spending figure for Iowa, which ranks 17th out of 18 Big Ten teams. They explain where Iowa fits in the new NIL and revenue-sharing landscape, why some fans have questioned the numbers, and whether the Hawkeyes can continue competing if other Big Ten programs spend significantly more. Chad and Scott also discuss Iowa’s record athletic department fundraising, how football and basketball spending could evolve, the Protect College Sports Act, and what it could mean for college athletics. Plus, the guys revisit Iowa’s 16-13 Cy-Hawk win, discuss Iowa’s quarterback situation heading into Northern Iowa, examine the Big Ten’s struggles after Week 2, react to Oregon’s loss to Oklahoma State, and look ahead to Iowa basketball’s Big Ten schedule. Legends & Listeners presented by GameDay Men's Health. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ohio State collapsed against Texas, Oklahoma State shocked Oregon, and Lane Kiffin returns to Ole Miss for one of the biggest games of the college football season. Andrew Downs and Trent Condon are joined by committee members David Eickholt, Ben Hutchens, and Sam Hutchens to break down the biggest storylines from around college football. David Eickholt discusses Iowa’s Cy-Hawk win over Iowa State, Hank Brown taking control of the quarterback competition, Iowa’s young roster and the Hawkeyes’ chances in a struggling Big Ten. Ben Hutchens breaks down Oklahoma State’s stunning upset of Oregon, Drew Mestemaker’s emergence, and whether the Cowboys can carry that momentum into Big 12 play. The guys also examine Texas Tech, BYU, and the state of the Big 12. Then Sam Hutchens joins the show from Oxford to preview LSU vs. Ole Miss, Lane Kiffin’s return to his former school, the wild buildup surrounding the game, and Sam Leavitt’s injury designation. Plus, the Committee debates the College Football Playoff selection process, roster spending, the future of college football, and much more. Let's get us a committee. Presented by Bud Light. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa State vs. Bowling Green and Iowa vs. Northern Iowa headline Week 3 for the Hawkeyes and Cyclones, but Two Guys have plenty of questions heading into the weekend. Chris Williams and Chris Hassel preview both Iowa and Iowa State's games, including what they want to see from Iowa State quarterback Jalen Raynor, Aiden Flora, and the Cyclones’ offense before Utah arrives. They also debate Iowa’s quarterback situation between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski and whether both quarterbacks should get meaningful snaps against UNI. Plus, the guys break down the top games of Week 3, make their college football LOCKS, discuss the latest college football roster-spending numbers, debate the future of bowl games, and react to the latest storylines around the country. Plus, Karen Van Winkle. Two Guys presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa and Iowa State are near the bottom of college football roster spending — and Murph & Andy break down what that means for the Hawkeyes, Cyclones, and the future of college football. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales dive into The Athletic’s new Power Four roster-spending estimates, including Iowa at $17–21 million and Iowa State at $13–17 million. They discuss how NIL and roster payroll are changing college football, whether money now predicts College Football Playoff success, and the debate over whether Iowa, Iowa State, and UNI should receive more state funding. Plus, Iowa vs. UNI, Iowa State vs. Bowling Green, Kirk Ferentz remembering the 2009 UNI scare, Arch Manning’s apology after discussing an AI video involving Holly Rowe, the Kansas City Chiefs and Kenneth Walker, the return of the Kinnick documentary, Sydney Sweeney and sports prediction ads, Mr. Movie, and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A look at the upcoming fall shows at the Casey's Center, including Zach Top, Ella Langley, and Thomas Rhett! Plus, Kenny Chesney will play in Ames at Jack Trice Stadium next June with Eric Church and Sheryl Crow. Presented by the Iowa Events Center Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Williams welcomes Jeff Woody back to the CW Pod to break down Iowa State's 16-13 Cy-Hawk loss to Iowa and what the Cyclones showed in the rivalry game. Woody explains why Iowa State's defense could be one of the Big 12's best, including the aggressive scheme, defensive line, Beni Ngoyi, and the Cyclones' ability to hold Iowa under 100 rushing yards. They also dive into Jalen Raynor's performance, what he needs to improve as a passer, Aiden Flora, the offensive line's potential, and how much better Iowa State could become with more reps together. Plus, a deep dive into Oklahoma State's stunning upset of Oregon, Drew Mestemaker, Kansas State's rise, West Virginia's unique offense, the strength of the Big 12, and what it could mean for the College Football Playoff. CW Pod presented by Steeple Ridge Bourbon. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa wins the Cy-Hawk 16-13, but Iowa State may have been the bigger story. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales break down the thrilling rivalry game, Jimmy Rogers’ impressive Cyclones, Iowa’s biggest concerns, Hank Brown, Tony Diaz, Cam Buffington, and what the result means for both teams moving forward. The guys also react to Oklahoma State’s stunning upset of Oregon, Michigan beating Oklahoma, Texas rallying past Ohio State, and the latest college football rankings. Plus, NFL Week 1 reactions, the Bears' offensive explosion, the Vikings' comeback win, Caitlin Clark and Team USA winning FIBA gold, RVTV memories, the return of "Bet Ya House," and MORE! Murph & Andy. Sports and MORE! Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Iowa wins the Cy-Hawk 16-13, and Chris Williams and Chris Hassel are here to break down everything from a wild night in Iowa City and an even wilder Week 2 of college football. The guys revisit their Cy-Hawk predictions, debate whether Iowa is worse than expected or Iowa State is much better than expected, and explain why Jimmy Rogers' Cyclones should leave the game feeling encouraged despite the loss. They break down Tony Diaz's huge impact for Iowa, Hank Brown's performance, Iowa's struggles in short-yardage situations, Iowa State's dominant defensive line, Jaylen Raynor's performance, the missed opportunities that cost the Cyclones, and the controversial moments surrounding the game. Plus, the guys discuss Oklahoma State's shocking upset of Oregon and the Big Ten's performance in the non-conference. They also tackle one of the biggest debates surrounding the Cy-Hawk rivalry: Is Iowa State's "Super Bowl" mentality actually a thing? Chris Williams has some thoughts. Two Guys presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Big 12 had an absolutely WILD Saturday! Oklahoma State shocked No. 6 Oregon in Stillwater, BYU continued its rise with a win over Arizona, and Iowa State nearly pulled off the Cy-Hawk upset against Iowa. Jake Brend and Derek Duke break down the biggest stories from Week 2 of the Big 12 season, including Oklahoma State's 39-31 upset of Oregon, Drew Mestemaker's breakout performance, and what the win means for Eric Morris and the Cowboys. They also dive into BYU's impressive win over Arizona and Bear Bachmeier's emergence as one of the Big 12's best quarterbacks, Iowa State's 16-13 loss to Iowa, Jimmy Rogers' impressive debut in the Cy-Hawk rivalry, Utah's dominant win over Arkansas, Kansas' ugly loss to Missouri, Arizona State's collapse against Texas A&M, Texas Tech's early-season concerns, Kansas State's continued dominance, and UCF's disastrous loss to Pitt. Plus, Jake and Duke reveal their updated Big 12 Power Rankings and make their picks for the biggest games of Week 3. Bigger Than 12 presented by WealthCharter Retirement + Tax. Only on Iowa Everywhere. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matt Van Winkle and Ben Bruns react immediately after Iowa State's heartbreaking loss to Iowa in the Cy-Hawk game, joined by Chris Williams from the postgame coverage. The Cyclones came within a field goal of beating Iowa at Kinnick Stadium, and the guys break down how Iowa State's defense completely disrupted the Hawkeyes' rushing attack. Iowa State's defensive line and linebackers played an outstanding game, holding Kamari Moulton and the Iowa offense in check for much of the night. The crew also examines the biggest missed opportunities, including costly penalties, a fourth-quarter false start, missed throws, and the plays that could have put Iowa State in position to win the game. Despite the loss, the guys come away extremely encouraged by what they saw from Jimmy Rogers' first Iowa State team. Matt, Ben and Chris discuss Jaylen Raynor's performance, the need for more explosive plays in the Iowa State offense, the emergence of the Cyclones' defense, and what the loss says about Iowa State's potential moving forward. Instant Iowa State presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chris Hassel and Andrew Downs react immediately after Iowa survives Iowa State 16-13 to win the Cy-Hawk Trophy and move to 2-0 on the season. Caden Buhr went from one of Iowa's biggest question marks to the hero, drilling the game-winning field goal and delivering the Hawkeyes a massive rivalry victory. After a brutal 2025 Cy-Hawk loss, Iowa finally gets the trophy back in Iowa City. The guys break down an intense game that came down to the final minutes, including Iowa's struggles running the football, the Hawkeyes' short-yardage and goal-line problems, Tim Lester's play-calling, and the decision to lean heavily on Hank Brown. Did Hank Brown officially win Iowa's quarterback job? Jeremy Hecklinski never saw the field, and the guys discuss what that could mean heading into Iowa's next game and the upcoming Big Ten schedule. Tony Diaz once again showed why he could be one of Iowa's most dangerous offensive weapons, while Cam Buffington delivered a monster performance for the Hawkeye defense with 15 tackles. Hassel and Downs also give Iowa State and Jimmy Rogers plenty of credit for making this a legitimate battle and discuss why Cyclone fans should still feel encouraged despite the loss. Plus, the guys look around college football, explain why Iowa's 2-0 record matters more than how the wins look, and discuss a Big Ten landscape that suddenly looks very different. The Cy-Hawk Trophy is BACK in Iowa City. Iowa is 2-0. It's an emotional Cy-Hawk reaction on Instant Iowa, presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Murph & Andy give their final thoughts ahead of Saturday night's Cy-Hawk game in Iowa City. Plus, memories from 2001 – 25 years since the 9/11 attacks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keith & Jenny talk about Keith being back on the road for RVTV, being approached by strangers, and try to guess songs that would NOT pump up a football team. Presented by Iowa Distilling Company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mackenzie Eddie and Scott Siepker overthink Hate Week, the return of pumpkin spice, and AI food looking absolutely revolting. Presented by Carbliss Premium Handcrafted Cocktails. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chad Leistikow and Scott Dochterman break down everything surrounding Saturday night's Iowa vs. Iowa State showdown at Kinnick Stadium. The guys revisit Iowa's dominant 40-0 win over Northern Illinois and discuss what they actually learned from the Hawkeyes' opening game, including the ongoing quarterback battle between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski. They also dive into: • Whether Iowa should continue rotating Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski • Iowa's dominant offensive line and Kamari Moulton's breakout performance • Tony Diaz's impressive Iowa debut • The emergence of Iowa's young defensive players • Jaylen Raynor and the biggest concerns surrounding Iowa State's offense • The matchup between Iowa's offensive line and Iowa State's defensive line • Why turnovers could decide the Cy-Hawk game • Iowa State's best path to an upset at Kinnick • The impact of Kinnick Stadium at night • Why Iowa's experience and chemistry could be a major advantage Chad and Scott also discuss Kirk Ferentz's "no self-imposed ceilings" message, the importance of Iowa's Big Ten schedule, the Michigan-Western Michigan replay controversy, and the biggest Week 2 games around the conference. Plus, the guys make their final Iowa vs. Iowa State score predictions. Can Iowa State make this another classic? Or will Iowa take control and win decisively at Kinnick? Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for complete Iowa Hawkeyes and Big Ten coverage all season long! Presented by GameDay Men's Health. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cy-Hawk Week is here, and The Committee breaks down everything you need to know before Iowa State travels to Kinnick Stadium to take on Iowa! Trent Condon and Andrew Downs are joined by committee members Chris Williams, Travis Hines, David Eickholt, and Spencer McLaughlin for a wide-ranging college football discussion. The crew breaks down the biggest Iowa vs. Iowa State storylines, including: • Iowa State's impressive 38-10 win over SEMO and what we actually learned about Jimmy Rogers' new-look Cyclones • Iowa's dominant 40-0 shutout of Northern Illinois • Hank Brown vs. Jeremy Hecklinski and Iowa's ongoing quarterback battle • Jalen Raynor and the biggest questions surrounding Iowa State's offense • Iowa State's new four-man defensive front and Bobby Terrell • Iowa's offensive line and Kamari Moulton's breakout performance • The biggest matchup: Iowa State's defensive line vs. Iowa's offensive line • Turnovers, special teams and the path Iowa State needs to take to pull off the upset • Why Kinnick Stadium and Iowa's experience could be a major advantage • Whether Iowa State can keep the game close into the fourth quarter The Committee also tackles some of college football's wildest Week 1 storylines, including the Michigan-Western Michigan clock controversy, the SEC's battle with LSU and Lane Kiffin, and the massive Ohio State-Texas matchup. Plus, Spencer McLaughlin weighs in on the Big Ten, SEC, and national college football picture before the crew makes its final Cy-Hawk predictions. Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for complete college football coverage all season long! Presented by Bud Light. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's finally time for the Two Guys' FINAL Cy-Hawk predictions! Chris Williams and Chris Hassel break down Iowa vs. Iowa State ahead of Saturday night's rivalry game at Kinnick Stadium. Hassel is more confident in Iowa than ever before and predicts a Hawkeye blowout, while Williams believes Iowa State can keep the game within one score. The guys debate the biggest question of the game: Can Jaylen Raynor make enough plays to keep Iowa State alive? They break down Iowa State's offensive line, the importance of Raynor's legs, turnovers, Iowa's dominant offensive line and running game, Kamari Moulton, and the matchup between Iowa State's defensive line and Iowa's offense. They also discuss Iowa's quarterback situation and what to expect from Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski, including how Kirk Ferentz could handle the two-quarterback approach depending on the game situation. Plus, the guys react to the latest developments in the Michigan-Western Michigan replay controversy and the MAC's pushback, discuss increased transparency for college football replay officials, and make their picks for a loaded Week 2 college football slate. Week 2 picks include: • Minnesota vs. Mississippi State • Utah vs. Arkansas • Nebraska vs. Bowling Green • Oklahoma vs. Michigan • Wake Forest vs. Purdue • Washington vs. Utah State • North Dakota State vs. Air Force • Pittsburgh vs. UCF They also preview the biggest games of the weekend, including Ohio State vs. Texas, Oklahoma vs. Michigan, Arizona vs. BYU, Oregon vs. Oklahoma State, and Arkansas vs. Utah. Who wins the Cy-Hawk? Can Iowa State cover? Will Iowa blow the game open? Find out where the Two Guys stand before kickoff! Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for more Iowa, Iowa State, and college football coverage all season long. Presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Live from Montezum and RVTV Keith Murphy and Andy Fales look back at a history of Cy-Hawk Upsets, discuss Lane Kiffin and LSU vs. the SEC, talk road trip movies, and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cy-Hawk Week is finally here, and Chris Williams is joined by Jeff Woody and Chad Leistikow to break down the biggest questions surrounding Iowa vs. Iowa State! Jeff Woody takes an in-depth look at Iowa State's first game under Jimmy Rogers, including the new defensive scheme, the Cyclones' aggressive defensive line, Jaylen Raynor, the wide receivers and tight ends, and the biggest concern on offense: an offensive line that is still trying to find the right combination. Chris and Jeff also dive into how Iowa State's new-look defense matches up with Tim Lester's Iowa offense, including Iowa's dominant rushing attack, the importance of penetration against Iowa's outside-zone scheme, and whether the Cyclones can create enough negative plays without giving up explosive runs. Then Chad Leistikow joins the show to break down Iowa's dominant 40-0 win over Northern Illinois, Kamari Moulton's breakout performance, Iowa's offensive line, Tony Diaz's impressive debut, and the ongoing quarterback battle between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski. The guys also discuss Iowa State's potential to pressure Iowa, the importance of the first quarter, turnovers, special teams, Kinnick Stadium at night, and the pressure on both sides heading into the Cy-Hawk rivalry. Can Iowa State's defense keep this game close? Can Iowa's offense establish the run? And can the Cyclones take advantage of the mystery surrounding Iowa State's new-look offense? Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for complete Iowa and Iowa State coverage all season long! Presented by Steeple Ridge Bourbon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cy-Hawk Week is here, and Two Guys is breaking down everything you need to know before Iowa and Iowa State meet in Iowa City! Chris Williams and Chris Hassel react to both teams' Week 1 victories, including Iowa's 40-0 shutout of Northern Illinois and Iowa State's 38-10 win over SEMO to begin the Jimmy Rogers era. The biggest question for Iowa is still at quarterback. Hank Brown or Jeremy Hecklinski? The guys break down Brown's impressive opening game, Heklinski's performance, Kirk Ferentz's decision to keep the position listed as an "or," and what the quarterback rotation could look like against Iowa State. For the Cyclones, the guys discuss Jaylen Raynor, Benny Ngoyi's incredible interception, Aiden Flora, Iowa State's new-look defense, and the biggest concern heading into Kinnick Stadium: the offensive line. Plus, the Big Ten had a rough opening weekend. Michigan needed TWO Hail Marys to survive Western Michigan, Washington struggled, and Oregon barely escaped Boise State. The guys also discuss Bryce Underwood's disappointing debut, Lane Kiffin's dominant win over Clemson, conference pride, and their brutal Week 1 college football picks. And, of course, the guys make their early Cy-Hawk predictions before the biggest game of the week. Presented by Fareway Meat & Grocery. Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for complete Iowa and Iowa State coverage all season long! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cy-Hawk Week is officially here! Keith Murphy and Andy Fale break down Iowa and Iowa State's Week 1 wins before looking ahead to the biggest game in the state. Iowa dominated Northern Illinois 40-0 behind Hank Brown, Kamari Moulton, Tony Diaz, and a suffocating defense, while Iowa State opened the Jimmy Rogers era with a 38-10 win over SEMO. The guys discuss what they learned from both teams, the Iowa quarterback battle between Hank Brown and Jeremy Heklinski, Iowa State's new-look defense and offensive line, and what to expect when the Hawkeyes and Cyclones meet Saturday in Iowa City. Plus, Murph & Andy react to Michigan's bizarre two-Hail-Mary win over Western Michigan, debate the Big Ten's clock controversy, revisit some legendary Cy-Hawk memories, discuss whether Kirk Ferentz or Jimmy Rogers has more pressure to win, and reveal the results of the Cy-Hawk Week poll. Also: Lane Kiffin's big LSU win, Sam Leavitt's outrageous pregame routine, Buc-ee's coming to Iowa, Instant Iowa and Instant Iowa State, and another classic What's Bugging Andy. It's a full Monday of Iowa sports, college football, and Cy-Hawk Week on Murph & Andy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Big 12 had a wild opening weekend, and Jake Brend and Derek Duke break it all down on the latest episode of Bigger Than 12! Colorado shocked Georgia Tech on the road, Houston handled Oregon State, Cincinnati dominated Boston College, while Oklahoma State's Eric Morris era got off to a disastrous start with a loss to Tulsa. The guys also dive into: • Colorado's 14-13 upset of Georgia Tech and what it means for the Buffaloes • Oklahoma State's ugly 24-10 loss to Tulsa • Baylor falling just short against Auburn • Houston's impressive offense and the Amare Thomas/Conner Weigman connection • Cutter Boley's six-touchdown performance at Arizona State • Bobby Terrell's three-sack debut for Iowa State • Iowa State's 38-10 win over SEMO • The first Bigger Than 12 power rankings of the season • Big 12 Week 2 game picks • Iowa State vs. Iowa Cy-Hawk predictions Plus, Jake and Duke debate BYU vs. Texas Tech at the top of the Big 12 and whether Arizona State belongs in the conference's top five. Subscribe to Iowa Everywhere for more Big 12 football coverage throughout the 2026 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices