Oct. 28, 2006
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- From the Lockerroom – Iowa-Michigan: Inside “Football” of Hawkeye All-Access
IOWA CITY — The Iowa Hawkeyes need to turn the focus more on itself than Northern Illinois, Gary Dolphin says in today’s installment of Dolph’s “View from the Press Box” available now inside > Hawkeye All-Access , the multi-media area of hawkesports.com.
Dolphin said he’s not sure who will be the quarterback. Jason Manson and Jake Christensen both looked sharp in the practices that he attended. “But what I really like is the offensive and defensive lines are almost back to full health,” the voice of the Hawkeyes.
He thinks the Hawkeyes will dismiss the opportunity to pass-pass-pass against one of the nation’s weaker pass defense teams. Instead, it will likely be run-run-run in an effort to keep a very talented Northern Illinois offensive unit off the field.
The Iowa Hawkeyes entertain Northern Illinois Saturday at historic Kinnick Stadium. Kickoff for this year’s “Blackout Saturday” game is set for shortly after 11 a.m. The game will be televised live by ESPNU. As always, fans of the Hawkeyes can listen to the Hawkeye Radio Network over-the-air and online
Saturday’s home game is the first of three in a row at Kinnick for the Hawkeyes, who are 5-3 overall and 2-3 in Big Ten play after a hard-fought 20-6 loss at Michigan last Saturday.
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Kirk Ferentz Weekly Media Conference
Each Tuesday during the season, Ferentz visits with the media. Exclusive live coverage begins at 12:30 p.m. inside Hawkeye All-Access and continues for approximately 30 minutes.
Hawk Talk with Kirk Ferentz
Each Wednesday during the season, Ferentz and Gary Dolphin, the radio voice of the Iowa Hawkeyes, take a seat at Carlos O’Kelly’s in Iowa City for 90 minutes of questions-and-answers from listeners tuning in on one of the more than 50 affiliates of the Hawkeye Radio Network or via the world wide web.
Kirk Post-Game from Kinnick
When the Hawkeyes are at home, Ferentz’s post-game visit with the media is broadcast live within Hawkeye All-Access. Ferentz is typically behind the microphone 20 to 30 minutes after the final whistle.
Iowa Football with Kirk Ferentz
The weekly television show of Iowa head football coach is exclusively available inside Hawkeye All-Access each Monday at 9 a.m.
Iowa Football Replay Show
Produced each week by the UI Department of Intercollegiate Athletics for distribution on the Mediacom Connections Channel, the Iowa Football Replay Show is a fast-forward, 60-minute look at the Hawkeyes’ most recent game. The Iowa Football Replay Show is exclusively available inside Hawkeye All-Access each Wednesday at 9 a.m.
The Brooks Brothers
Rob Brooks teams with his father, the legendary Bob Brooks, on two audio reports on the Hawkeyes each week during the college football season. The first is available on Wednesdays and its Bob visiting one-on-one with a Hawkeye. The second is Bob and Rob’s take on the Hawkeyes’ next game. That edition of The Brooks Brothers is typically available on Fridays at noon.
The View from the Press Box
Gary Dolphin, the radio voice of the Iowa Hawkeyes, offers his unique perspective on Saturday’s game each Saturday morning when “The View from Press Box” goes live exclusively inside Hawkeye All-Access.
Inside Iowa
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Expanded Post-Game Coverage
Video of interviews with UI coaches and student-athletes after each game, home and away.
More!
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