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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2024 · 40 MIN

The Chuck Long Podcast

from Hawkeye Report Podcast · host Tom Kakert

Time to review the Hawkeyes last game and look ahead to this week with Chuck Long on the podcast. We open looking back at the loss to Ohio State. How did Iowa let the game get away from them in the second half with turnovers? We also discuss the decision by Kirk Ferentz to punt on 4th and 1 in the second quarter from midfield and if that was the right one.  We also dive into the play of Cade McNamara. He had three turnovers in the contest and has not thrown a touchdown pass against a power four opponent this season. What should Iowa do with the quarterback situation? Should they consider at move to Brendan Sullivan this week after he ran for 30 yards and led Iowa to a late score? Then we discuss the Hawkeyes struggles against ranked opponents the last few seasons? Is it because of the impact of NIL or are there other reasons why the Hawkeyes have had poor performances against ranked foes?  Before we pick the biggest games on a loaded college football schedule, we look at the Big Ten and how teams traveling more than two time zones either direction are now 1-8 this year. Is the travel impact a surprise this year? What about Washington this week basically playing at what is 9 am for them? 

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