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Harty: Kadyn Proctor coming home to be a Hawkeye

Pat Harty 1/21/24 https://hawkfanatic.com/2024/01/20/kadyn-proctor-coming-home-to-be-a-hawkeye/ IOWA CITY, Iowa – Kadyn Proctor is coming home. In fact, he is

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B1G Championship Game Fee Fi Foe Film: Iowa Defense 2023

Previously: Iowa Offense Now that we got the dystopian portion of the program out of the way, let's turn our attention to the Iowa defense. They roll into Indianapolis having wrestled the #1 SP+ ranking away from Michigan and Ohio State, who were too good at offense last week to hang onto the pole position defensively. Should've tried playing six games against the B1G West this season. The Film: Like the offense piece, there are significant injuries to factor in when analyzing the Iowa defense. Though not as severe in volume, the loss of star corner (and punt return extraordinaire) Cooper DeJean was a tough blow for the Hawkeyes as DeJean almost certainly would've been given the Dangerman designation in this piece. DeJean's injury was sustained in November, so it limited me to only a few options. That said, I don't think Iowa has faced a single good offense all season, so this was slim pickings regardless. Factoring in time considerations, I decided to go with Illinois, a recent game against a team whose offense has been surprisingly productive in November (they scored 48 on Indiana and 43 on Northwestern). Personnel: Click for big. The least flashy part of the Iowa defense has been the defensive line for a few years running and that remains the same this season. Not bad, just not as impeccable as the rest of the defense. They lost flash-and-dash pass rusher Lukas Van Ness to the NFL Draft's first round, leaving their pass rush talent good but not great, starting with Joe Evans, the stand-up EDGE who sometimes drops into coverage. He starts opposite Deontae Craig, but Ethan Hurkett is close to functional starter status. All three of those names have logged at least 450 snaps this season, so on a defense without a ton of rotation, the EDGE position is the only one that resembles Michigan in its rotation of virtually indistinguishable co-starters. There is a fourth name at this position, Max Llewellyn, but he is firmly a backup with 111 snaps this year. Tackle was the position of relative weakness that Michigan was able to take advantage of in last year's meeting in Iowa City. I do think this year's tackle group is better than last year's but still not a strength per se. I like Logan Lee, who showed good burst/explosion to swim in the backfield and gum up the run. He gets a star, but the other players are merely solid to good. Yahya Black might be the weakest starter on the defense, while Ethan Hurkett rotates in. I like Hurkett more as a pass rusher but had some vulnerabilities against the run, while Black profiles on PFF as the reverse. Jeremiah Pittman is the fourth name but like Llewellyn, he's sparingly used and a major downgrade from the main characters. The LB level lost first round pick Jack Campbell off last year's team but continues to fire at an extremely high level thanks to elevated starters Nick Jackson and Jay Higgins. Both are playing tremendous football this season, both ranking among the top 15 highest graded LBs in the country who have played at least 50% of team snaps, per PFF. They haven't merely played 50% of team snaps, Higgins/Jackson play nearly every snap for the Iowa defense while the game is competitive. Kyler Fisher comes on in 4-3-4 situations against two TEs and seems fine (I didn't see much of him because Illinois was playing out of 11). It's the secondary position that's deadly, even without DeJean. The loss of the star corner means the outside corners are not stars, but they are still fine players. That would be Deshaun Lee, who rose up the depth chart with DeJean's injury, and the veteran Jermari Harris. Harris, along with the aforementioned Logan Lee, are the only starters from the 2021 unit that faced Michigan in Indy left on this Iowa defense. Both Lee and Harris are good and had strong games against Illinois, but a notch below "CASH" (nickel/HSP) Sebastian Castro, who has been incredible. With a 90.6 PFF grade, he is tied for the 4th highest graded defender anywhere in the FBS, which garnered him the Dangerman designation. The safeties feature one returning starter, the excellent Quinn Schulte, with one talented ingénue, former 5* Xavier Nwankpa. Schulte has taken a step forward from last year and Nwankpa is looking like what you'd imagine "5* safety coached by Phil Parker" to look like. Damn good! [AFTER THE JUMP: elite but ain't played nobody]

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Preview: 2023 Big Ten Championship

Essentials WHAT #2 Michigan (12-0) vs #18 Iowa(10-2) WHERE Sharon's Heating and Cooling Stadium Indianapolis, IN WHEN 8:17 Saturday THE LINE M –21.5 (Vegas) M –23 (Bill C) TELEVISION FOX PBP: Gus Johnson Color: Joel Klatt TICKETS from $60 WEATHER no Overview Well, it's Iowa again. Except this time they're the Most Iowa. They are not content with being regular Iowa, a very good defensive team with a plodding offense. No. They're going to get their starting quarterback injured. And then they're going to get their top two tight ends injured. They're going to have the #1 defense in America, per SP+, and the #124 offense. And they're going to win ten games by exactly three points each when they get a punt return touchdown with four seconds left on the clock. This game will either be a slow-motion blowout, a la Penn State, or a deeply annoying meatgrinder that terrifies you to within an inch of your life. Probably the former. [AFTER THE JUMP: "no"]

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B1G Championship Game Fee Fi Foe Film: Iowa Defense 2023

Previously: Iowa Offense Now that we got the dystopian portion of the program out of the way, let's turn our attention to the Iowa defense. They roll into Indianapolis having wrestled the #1 SP+ ranking away from Michigan and Ohio State, who were too good at offense last week to hang onto the pole position defensively. Should've tried playing six games against the B1G West this season. The Film: Like the offense piece, there are significant injuries to factor in when analyzing the Iowa defense. Though not as severe in volume, the loss of star corner (and punt return extraordinaire) Cooper DeJean was a tough blow for the Hawkeyes as DeJean almost certainly would've been given the Dangerman designation in this piece. DeJean's injury was sustained in November, so it limited me to only a few options. That said, I don't think Iowa has faced a single good offense all season, so this was slim pickings regardless. Factoring in time considerations, I decided to go with Illinois, a recent game against a team whose offense has been surprisingly productive in November (they scored 48 on Indiana and 43 on Northwestern). Personnel: Click for big. The least flashy part of the Iowa defense has been the defensive line for a few years running and that remains the same this season. Not bad, just not as impeccable as the rest of the defense. They lost flash-and-dash pass rusher Lukas Van Ness to the NFL Draft's first round, leaving their pass rush talent good but not great, starting with Joe Evans, the stand-up EDGE who sometimes drops into coverage. He starts opposite Deontae Craig, but Ethan Hurkett is close to functional starter status. All three of those names have logged at least 450 snaps this season, so on a defense without a ton of rotation, the EDGE position is the only one that resembles Michigan in its rotation of virtually indistinguishable co-starters. There is a fourth name at this position, Max Llewellyn, but he is firmly a backup with 111 snaps this year. Tackle was the position of relative weakness that Michigan was able to take advantage of in last year's meeting in Iowa City. I do think this year's tackle group is better than last year's but still not a strength per se. I like Logan Lee, who showed good burst/explosion to swim in the backfield and gum up the run. He gets a star, but the other players are merely solid to good. Yahya Black might be the weakest starter on the defense, while Ethan Hurkett rotates in. I like Hurkett more as a pass rusher but had some vulnerabilities against the run, while Black profiles on PFF as the reverse. Jeremiah Pittman is the fourth name but like Llewellyn, he's sparingly used and a major downgrade from the main characters. The LB level lost first round pick Jack Campbell off last year's team but continues to fire at an extremely high level thanks to elevated starters Nick Jackson and Jay Higgins. Both are playing tremendous football this season, both ranking among the top 15 highest graded LBs in the country who have played at least 50% of team snaps, per PFF. They haven't merely played 50% of team snaps, Higgins/Jackson play nearly every snap for the Iowa defense while the game is competitive. Kyler Fisher comes on in 4-3-4 situations against two TEs and seems fine (I didn't see much of him because Illinois was playing out of 11). It's the secondary position that's deadly, even without DeJean. The loss of the star corner means the outside corners are not stars, but they are still fine players. That would be Deshaun Lee, who rose up the depth chart with DeJean's injury, and the veteran Jermari Harris. Harris, along with the aforementioned Logan Lee, are the only starters from the 2021 unit that faced Michigan in Indy left on this Iowa defense. Both Lee and Harris are good and had strong games against Illinois, but a notch below "CASH" (nickel/HSP) Sebastian Castro, who has been incredible. With a 90.6 PFF grade, he is tied for the 4th highest graded defender anywhere in the FBS, which garnered him the Dangerman designation. The safeties feature one returning starter, the excellent Quinn Schulte, with one talented ingénue, former 5* Xavier Nwankpa. Schulte has taken a step forward from last year and Nwankpa is looking like what you'd imagine "5* safety coached by Phil Parker" to look like. Damn good! [AFTER THE JUMP: elite but ain't played nobody]

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Preview: 2023 Big Ten Championship

Essentials WHAT #2 Michigan (12-0) vs #18 Iowa(10-2) WHERE Sharon's Heating and Cooling Stadium Indianapolis, IN WHEN 8:17 Saturday THE LINE M –21.5 (Vegas) M –23 (Bill C) TELEVISION FOX PBP: Gus Johnson Color: Joel Klatt TICKETS from $60 WEATHER no Overview Well, it's Iowa again. Except this time they're the Most Iowa. They are not content with being regular Iowa, a very good defensive team with a plodding offense. No. They're going to get their starting quarterback injured. And then they're going to get their top two tight ends injured. They're going to have the #1 defense in America, per SP+, and the #124 offense. And they're going to win ten games by exactly three points each when they get a punt return touchdown with four seconds left on the clock. This game will either be a slow-motion blowout, a la Penn State, or a deeply annoying meatgrinder that terrifies you to within an inch of your life. Probably the former. [AFTER THE JUMP: "no"]

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Max's LSU Tamper Portal Wishlist - And The Valley Shook

Player Personnel Management in 2023: Grand Theft Roster

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Williams' 82-yard TD sparks Iowa to 15-6 win over Wisconsin. Badgers lose QB Mordecai to hand injury – Winnipeg Free Press

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

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Iowa top linebackers swap jokes and trade tackles

Iowa top linebackers swap jokes and trade tackles
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How to watch Michigan State vs. Iowa: Live stream, TV channel, kickoff time

How to watch Michigan State vs. Iowa: Live stream, TV channel, kickoff time
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Previewing The Enemy: Iowa Hawkeyes

Will Penn State remain undefeated, or will its foe from the Big Ten West hand the Nittany Lions their first loss of the season?

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