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Tuesday, Aug. 18
Ten thousand fans in the stands, lots of kids awaiting autographs at Kinnick Stadium when the University of Iowa Hawkeyes took to the new turf for a two-hour workout on Saturday, Aug. 15. It wasn’t too warm, there was a nice breeze and a key point — when it was over there were no new injuries.
Friday, July 31
National academic honors for some University of Iowa swimmers and divers have been announced. UI head coach Marc Long talks about that, the final season in the 86-year old Field House pool and a tour of the new Recreation Center that is under construction.
Wednesday, June 17
The Iowa Governor’s Volunteer Award will be presented Friday to the University of Iowa women’s basketball team. Hawkeye head coach Lisa Bluder talks about that and some of the nonconference teams Iowa has on the schedule for the 2009-10 season.
Tuesday, June 9
It was nearly a year ago that flood waters took their toll on the University of Iowa, including its softball complex. Here’s an update from UI head softball coach Gayle Blevins, who is wrapping up the Hawkeye softball camp for several youngsters.
Wednesday, May 20
Head rowing coach Mandi Kowal recently completed her 15th season at the University of Iowa. She enjoys developing individuals, but find out what lessons are still being learned by her.
Wednesday, May 6
Chelsea Russell, the University of Iowa’s Golden Girl, brought home gold from the World Baton Twirling Champion in Belgium. She talks about managing her obsessive compulsive disorder to her advantage and the thrill of performing before sellout crowds at Kinnick Stadium.
Tuesday, May 5
University of Iowa baseball coach Jack Dahm plans to start five freshmen in the infield this week since injuries knocked out some key players…but first the UI rowing program scored a five-year high in points scored this past weekend at the Big Ten championship and coach Mandi Kowal is looking for some novice help to pick up the speed next time out.
Wednesday, April 29
The No. 17-ranked University of Iowa women’s rowing team will compete at the Big Ten Conference championships in Columbus, Ohio on May 2. Six of the seven league schools are ranked in the top 20. UI head coach Mandi Kowal says the Hawkeyes are `mentally in a really good place.’
Monday, April 20
Sharon Dingman, head volleyball coach at the University of Iowa, recently celebrated a one-year anniversary as a Hawkeye. Listen to what she says about the opportunities for women in sports. One of the biggest positives, she says, is an across-the-board improvement in the level of coaching in all sports.
Tuesday, April 14
The Equal Opportunity in Education Act (Title IX) has had a profound effect on educational opportunities for women in general, and in sports particularly. At the University of Iowa, former women’s athletics director, Dr. Christine Grant, helped lay the ground work for bringing women’s sport from the club level to the forefront.
Thursday, April 9
Freshman Nick Brown and the University of Iowa baseball team is in the midst of a five-game home stand. The Hawkeyes play a three-game set against Indiana beginning Friday at 6 p.m. We’ll hear from Brown, a native of Warrenville, Ill.
Wednesday, April 1
By taking it `one opportunity at a time,’ the University of Iowa women’s gymnastics team hopes to post impressive marks at the NCAA regional meet Saturday in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Although banged up, UI head coach Larissa Libby is not using injuries as an excuse.
Friday, March 27
The University of Iowa rowing team had to call off a matchup with Minnesota because the weather forecast included snow. UI head coach Mandi Kowal did get good conditions in Texas over spring break however, and some good results as well.
Wednesday, March 11
Treating every meet like her last has turned out to be a successful strategy for University of Iowa senior Jenifer Simbhudas. The Ontario, Canada native was named Big Ten Gymnast of the Week on March 9.
Thursday, March 5
The indoor track & field season is coming to a close and the University of Iowa has hopes of getting additional qualifiers for the NCAA Championships. UI men’s coach Larry Wieczorek gives us the results from the Big Ten and looks ahead to a Last Chance meet in Ames.
Wednesday, March 4
A clash between two top 24 women’s gymnastics teams will take place in Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Friday when No. 23 Iowa hosts No. 24 Kentucky. Hawkeye head coach Larissa Libby says that her team is exactly where it needs to be and they are poised to be `very, very good and dangerous.’
Friday, Feb. 27
It’s time for the University of Iowa women’s basketball team to prepare for tournament play after saluting the 2009 senior class following a 69-56 win over Illinois on Feb. 26. Roy plays excerpts from UI head coach Lisa Bluder’s Tuesday media conference.
Tuesday, Feb. 17
There are many lessons to be learned by a student-athlete in today’s world of choices. One of the most important is time management. Meet University of Iowa women’s tennis player Alexis Dorr as she tries to balance time on the court and time in the classroom.
Monday, Feb. 16
The University of Iowa women’s basketball team turned up the heat and rallied past Penn State on Sunday, 63-57, for the biggest comeback win in school history. Combine that with a 10-point decision over Ohio State on Feb. 12 and Bluder’s Bunch has once again cracked the upper division of the Big Ten Conference.
Wednesday, Feb. 4
The University of Iowa softball team begins the season in Texas on Feb. 6. In fact, the Hawkeyes play 29 games on the road before their first home game March 22. UI head coach Gayle Blevins calls this schedule the hardest yet.
Thursday, Jan. 29
University of Iowa student-athletes Conor Dwyer and Frank Van Dijkhuizen were named Big Ten Conference swimmer and diver of the week following a big win over Northwestern on Jan. 24. UI head coach Marc Long takes a few minutes with Talkin’ Black & Gold.
Tuesday, Jan. 27
More than 3,700 fans came out on Monday to watch the University of Iowa women’s basketball team defeat Michigan 77-69 in Big Ten Conference action. UI freshman Kamille Wahlin played all but five minutes and compiled 14 points and 10 assists. Hawkeye head coach Lisa Bluder talks about the Freshman Factor.
Thursday, Jan. 22
The University of Iowa women’s gymnastics team used a home loss on Jan. 9 as motivation for an excellent week of practice that led to wins over Michigan State, West Virginia and Illinois State eight days later. UI head coach Larissa Libby said the potential is great for the Hawkeyes this season.
Wednesday, Jan. 14
A large crowd is sought Sunday as the University of Iowa women’s basketball team hosts Northwestern on Girl Scouts Day inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Listen to excerpts from UI head coach Lisa Bluder’s Tuesday press conference.
Wednesday, Jan. 7
The University of Iowa women’s basketball team will rely on senior leadership to bring the Hawkeyes back after two early losses in the Big Ten Conference. UI head coach Lisa Bluder is looking for a player or two to step up as the conference season progresses.
Tuesday, Jan. 6
The season-opening men’s indoor track and field “throwback” meet is Saturday, Jan. 10, when the Hawkeyes host Illinois at the Recreation Building beginning at noon (admission is free). UI head men’s coach Larry Wieczorek shares some insight on Talkin’ Black & Gold.
Friday, Dec. 19
Norm Parker is in his 10th year as defensive coordinator for the University of Iowa football team. To understand his personality you need to hear him speak about his love for the game and those who play it.
Monday, Dec. 15
While the University of Iowa women’s basketball team is 6-4 overall — including a spotless 5-0 mark inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena — Talkin’ Black & Gold takes a look at the future and the UI Recruiting Class of 2009.
Friday, Dec. 12
It’s a fun time of the year for Hawkeye football fans. Mark Jennings, UI associate director of athletics, said it is exciting to be talking about bowl trips. Listen as Jennings explains some of the festivities lined up for Hawkeye fans.
Thursday, Dec. 11
Gary Barta, director of athletics at the University of Iowa, is proud of what the Hawkeye football team accomplished to get to the Outback Bowl. He said bowl week will be a `great environment’ and South Carolina will be a formidable foe.
Thursday, Dec. 4
It’s that time of year — talk of the University of Iowa going to a football bowl game, the basketball programs moving into high gear, the powerhouse wrestling Hawkeyes ready to rumble with Iowa State, swimmers back in the pool…so much to choose from. That’s why Roy turned to baseball. What?
Tuesday, Dec. 2
After leading the University of Iowa volleyball program to its most successful season in eight years, head coach Sharon Dingman was walking out the door for a recruiting trip when she paused to share some thoughts with Talkin’ Black & Gold. Dingman said that her recruiting wish list is a more talented Hawkeye roster from a depth perspective.
Wednesday, Nov. 19
Keeping the University of Iowa field hockey team grounded during its quest of an NCAA national title is a point of emphasis for Hawkeye head coach Tracey Griesbaum. Iowa will put its seven-game winning streak on the line when it faces Maryland on Friday at 4 p.m. (Iowa time).
Wednesday, Nov. 12
With two football games remaining in the regular season, University of Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz is quick to point out that nothing comes easy in the Big Ten Conference. `Purdue will be a great challenge,’ Ferentz warns.
Tuesday, Nov. 4
The University of Iowa volleyball team fell to Indiana and No. 1-ranked Penn State last week. UI head coach Sharon Dingman says there is still a lot of season remaining, and she is proud of the Hawkeye strides thus far.
Wednesday, Oct. 29
A.J. Edds and head coach Kirk Ferentz know that a tough Big Ten road test awaits the University of Iowa football team Saturday at Illinois. Edds, a UI linebacker, said the Hawkeyes will need to play a full 60-minute game to come out victorious.
Tuesday, Oct. 28
The University of Iowa picked itself up after a loss at Michigan on Oct. 24 and defeated Ohio State on Oct. 26, snapping an 18-match Big Ten Conference road losing streak.
Monday, Oct. 20
It was a great weekend from a competitive standpoint for the University of Iowa women’s soccer team. Even though the Hawkeyes didn’t get the results they were after against Ohio State and Penn State, they will now be at home for the rest of the regular season.
Wednesday, Oct. 15
A physical, ball-control style is just the type of atmosphere where the University of Iowa offensive line thrives. After a big win last week against Indiana, the Hawkeyes are hoping to be bold and strike gold.
Tuesday, Oct. 14
After splitting with two nationally ranked programs last weekend, the University of Iowa women’s soccer team heads east for its final road trip of the regular season. Coach Ron Rainey reviews and previews on Talkin’ Black & Gold.
Tuesday, Oct. 14
In University of Iowa volleyball action, this week the Hawkeyes travel to Minnesota on Wednesday and then they return home Saturday, Oct. 18, to face Michigan State. UI head coach Sharon Dingman said her team had a `great weekend’ in matches against Penn State and Indiana.
Wednesday, Oct. 8
A.J. Edds says that the University of Iowa is the best 3-3 football team in the nation. Edds, a linebacker from Indiana, calls the close losses motivating, not depressing.
Tuesday, Oct. 7
A team performance led the University of Iowa women’s soccer team to back-to-back shutouts against Indiana and North Dakota State. Listen to Hawkeye head coach Ron Rainey.
Wednesday, Oct. 1
Michigan State — coming off four straight wins — will be a handful for the University of Iowa on Saturday. The Hawkeyes have put a five-point loss to Northwestern behind them. Listen to Ricky Stanzi, Trey Stross and Matt Kroul.
Tuesday, Sept. 30
Momentum is on the side of the University of Iowa volleyball team following a 2-0 start to the Big Ten season. UI head coach Sharon Dingman called the three-set victory over No. 18 Wisconsin on Sept. 26 a `magical night.’
Tuesday, Sept. 30
Wanted: a loud, supportive home crowd for the women’s soccer match against Indiana on Friday. The University of Iowa plays seven of its final nine matches at home, including two this weekend against the Hoosiers (Friday) and North Dakota State (Sunday).
Wednesday, Sept. 24
Homecoming. Northwestern. The Big Ten football season is underway. Hear what UI head coach Kirk Ferentz and Hawkeye players Ricky Stanzi and Matt Kroul have to say about Saturday’s game.
Monday, Sept. 22
It’s preparation time for the University of Iowa volleyball team that has won 15 consecutive sets and captured the championship of the Hawkeye-Holiday Inn Challenge last weekend in Iowa City. Iowa hosts Wisconsin on Friday and Northwestern on Saturday.
Monday, Sept. 22
The University of Iowa women’s soccer team faced two Big 12 teams last weekend and came out with a split. UI head coach Ron Rainey said the Hawkeyes (5-4 overall) had some nice finishes during a 3-2 win at Iowa State on Sunday.
Wednesday, Sept. 17
The University of Iowa football team heads to Pittsburgh on Saturday. The starting quarterback position for still “undecided,” the Hawkeye defense will try to contain a preseason All-American and what about the distraction possibilities? Roy covers it all, Talkin’ Black & Gold.
Monday, Sept. 15
The University of Iowa volleyball team was in Ames to take part in the Iowa State Tournament last weekend. After dropping a close match to Iowa State on Friday night, the Hawkeyes came back to defeat Xavier and Drake on Saturday. UI volleyball coach Sharon Dingman will bring the team home to Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Sept. 19-20 for the Hawkeye-Holiday Inn Challenge.
Wednesday, Sept. 10
There is a buzz around Kinnick Stadium as the University of Iowa prepares for its annual clash with intrastate rival Iowa State on Saturday. Let’s hear from UI quarterback Ricky Stanzi…
Monday, Sept. 8
The University of Iowa’s volleyball team had a victory over Tennessee last Friday, but looked flat in a loss to host Denver on Saturday. In its final game of the Pioneer Classic, Iowa was trailing 2-0 in the match before storming back to grab the victory. Iowa stands at .500 for the season with a record of 3-3 heading into another big week. Coach Sharon Dingman, in her first year as Iowa’s head coach, was impressed with what she saw.
Monday, Sept. 8
Head coach Ron Rainey talks about the University of Iowa’s start in women’s soccer. The Hawkeyes, who have a very young team this season, are 2-3 with all three losses by one goal.
Monday, Sept. 8
In a perfect world, the University of Iowa field hockey team would have delivered head coach Tracey Griesbaum her 100th victory as a Hawkeye. The world is not perfect. Duke rallied from a first-half deficit to defeat Iowa 2-1 on Sunday at Grant Field.
Tuesday, Aug. 26
After a convincing 4-0 victory against Drake last Saturday, the University of Iowa soccer team now prepares for home matches against Western Illinois (Friday) and South Dakota State (Sunday). Hear what UI head coach Ron Rainey has to say…
Saturday, Aug. 23
University of Iowa field hockey coach Tracey Griesbaum hopes all the pieces are falling in place for the Hawkeyes as they prepare to open the season against always-powerful Wake Forest and North Carolina.
Thursday, Aug. 21
The preseason is a time for new beginnings. For the University of Iowa volleyball program, that new beginning includes first-year head coach Sharon Dingman. Dingman met the media Wednesday in Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Tuesday, Aug. 19
The University of Iowa soccer season will be underway Saturday with Drake coming to Iowa City. UI head coach Ron Rainey has 14 letterwinners and four starters back for the opportunity to improve on last year’s 8-8-4 record.
Monday, Aug. 18
Less than two weeks remain before Kinnick Stadium comes alive for the football season-opener against Maine. Listen to Kid’s Day Scrimmage comments from head coach Kirk Ferentz, A.J. Edds, Shonn Greene, Jake Christensen and Mitch King.
Friday, Aug. 1
It’s almost time for another spectacular season of University of Iowa football. It’s also an opportunity to celebrate “The Spirit of Iowa” and to nominate “Community Heroes” — those who offered assistance to Iowans who lost so much in the disasters that struck the state earlier this summer. Rick Klatt, University of Iowa Assistant Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, provides more background.
Tuesday, July 15
The National I-Club will be hosting the Golden Harvest Golf Outing and dinner program on Saturday, August 2, in Iowa City. The I-Club offers recognition for contributors to the Hawkeye Fund and the Iowa Scholarship Fund. Further information and registration for the event can be found on the I-Club portion of this website. Darryl Borcherding with the UI Foundation has more details…