Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz today said quarterbacks Cade McNamara and Brendan Sullivan are both doing well in practice, but Ferentz is not making a quarterback change for Saturday’s game against Northwestern.

Iowa surrendered 468 yards of offense to Michigan State, including 212 rushing yards to a Spartan bunch that ranked 102nd in rushing offense coming into the contest. Offensively,

IOWA CITY - Cade McNamara remains Iowa's starting quarterback "as of right now," head coach Kirk Ferentz said in his weekly news conference. "It's easier to talk about putting somebody in a game than just doing it,

Kirk Ferentz's Iowa teams have focused on continual improvement year in and year out. The result? 200 wins for Ferentz.

Sometimes rules are made to be broken. The Iowa football team adheres to the 24-hour mandate, wherein the emotions from wins and losses don’t carry over into preparation for the upcoming opponent. Yet as the Hawkeyes get ready to take on Northwestern this weekend following a disappointing road loss to Michigan State,

With its 40-16 win over Washington, a Ferentz-coached Hawkeyes team again didn’t stay down after a bad game the week before. Again, a Ferentz-coached Hawkeyes team represented its coach to a tee with they way it won.

A lot of frustration is beginning to grow among Iowa Hawkeyes fans with the poor play of quarterback Cade McNamara. Following the team's loss last week against

It didn’t take long for the tears to flow from Iowa football head coach Kirk Ferentz’s eyes after the Hawkeyes’ 40-16 win over Washington on Saturday. That’s because the win marked his 200th at the helm of the Hawkeye football program.