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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN · 335 episodes
David Eickholt and Sean Bock of HawkeyeInsider, part of the 247Sports network, get together to take an in-depth look at a wide range of current Hawkeyes sports topics, Tune in for game previews, instant postgame analysis, the latest recruiting news and much more.
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Swarmcast: An Iowa Hawkeyes podcast
David Eickholt and Eliot Clough sit down to discuss Iowa's Kids' Day open practice in Kinnick Stadium on Saturday. Jeremy Hecklinski far out-plays Hank Brown in the battle for QB1, we get more of a look at center/right guard, Evan James stands out as a stud transfer receiver, the defensive line shows some encouraging things, plus more.
Swarmcast: An Iowa Hawkeyes podcast
Eliot Clough and David Eickholt share their thoughts following Iowa's appearance at Big Ten Media Days in Chicago. Between Kirk Ferentz, Beth Goetz, Zach Lutmer, Jayden Montgomery and Addison Ostrenga, HawkeyeInsider has plenty to discuss. The quarterback conversation continues to stay murky, not guaranteed that Kade Pieper plays center, Ferentz feeds the Tony Diaz hype train, defensive line and special teams concerns, plus more.
Swarmcast: An Iowa Hawkeyes podcast
Eliot Clough and David Eickholt of HawkeyeInsider and 247Sports discuss some of the things they're planning on asking both Kirk Ferentz, along with Hawkeyes Zach Lutmer, Jayden Montgomery and Addison Ostrenga about at Big Ten Media Days next week in Chicago (Iowa's quarterback batttle, who will play free safety, the defensive line and more). That, and the pair dive into what the Iowa women's basketball team will look like this season after media availability this week. Transfer Dani Carnegie is exactly what they need, the four-out offense, how Ava Heiden and Layla Hays will split minutes and more.
Swarmcast: An Iowa Hawkeyes podcast
Eliot Clough is joined by Sean Bock as the two talk about the play and recruitment of Iowa’s top point guard target in the 2027 class, five-star Cayden Daughtry, following his performance at the Peach Jam last week. Bock also goes in-depth on what he saw from Iowa four-star commit Keller Daugherty last week in person, and the pair each share their thoughts on Iowa men’s basketball’s 2026-27 team after watching them live the last two weeks.
Swarmcast: An Iowa Hawkeyes podcast
Eliot Clough and David Eickholt share their thoughts from today's media availabilities, breaking down what they heard from each of the quarterbacks, plus transfers Tony Diaz and LJ Phillips. Additionally, they share where they sit on over/under numbers for Iowa's passing game this fall. Following Iowa' men's basketball practice, they breakdown why players like Trevin Jirak, Kael Combs and Ty'Reek Coleman stood out during the day, share some outlook for the 2026-27 season, and more.
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