Iowa Football Notebook Cook Switches to Tight End
Iowa City notes show quarterback Drew Cook moving to tight end after eight practice sessions as coach Kirk Ferentz explains. Marv Cook, Iowa’s 1988 all American tight end, holds the Hawkeyes receiving record for tight ends with 126 catches and 1,825 career yards. A.J. Epenesa, a five star incoming freshman, is slated to join in August as plan by Phil Parker. Ferentz criticizes new two hour walk through rule while acknowledging the NCAA changes.
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Iowa coach tempo stays fast as returners, recruits shape next season
Iowa coach describes continuing a fast-paced style with a roster that includes returnees and a recruiting class featuring Luka Garza, Jack Nunge, and Connor McCaffery. He notes defensive improvements needed, rim protection coming from two 6-foot-11 players, and versatile players willing to fill multiple positions. The coach highlights Prime Time League value for exposure and fan engagement, and expresses enthusiasm for developing Tyler Cook, Jordan Bohannon, and Cordell Pemsl, among others, with a busy summer ahead.
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Easley Makes Early Impression in Iowa Spring Practice
Iowa wide receiver Nick Easley, a January walk-on from Newton after two seasons at Iowa Western Community College, has impressed coach Kirk Ferentz amid a depleted receiving corps. Easley, 5-11, 203 pounds, is adjusting to the offense as Iowa prepares for a spring game at Kinnick Stadium and potential quarterback competition into fall camp between Nathan Stanley and Tyler.
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Iowa Football 2017 Spring Game Preview at Kinnick Stadium
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz previews the 2017 season with a Friday spring game at Kinnick Stadium. Admissions are free with streaming on BTN and radio coverage. Running back depth is unsettled as Akram Wadley leads a group including Toki Akinribade and Toren Young.
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Kousheh Helps Grow Jordan Women Soccer From Iowa Roots
Jordan rise in women’s soccer gains momentum as Kousheh coaches U12 to U15 girls for PSC while balancing studies at Iowa. She notes D1 experience aids communication and player development, and meeting Prince Ali bin Hussein underscored the sport’s future in Jordan.
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