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Starting point is 00:00:00 It's T&T on a Tuesday, Trent and Todd, with you as we break down the Hawkeyes, letting one slip away against Indiana. We got some insight into the Mark Grinowski injury. We read into what the coordinators had to say yesterday, all today, Locked on Hawkeye. You are Locked on Hawkeyes, your daily podcast on the Iowa Hawkeyes. Part of the Locked on podcast network, your team, every day. Hey, welcome in. I'm Trent Condon.

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Starting point is 00:00:50 Download the app today. Well, Todd of myself, we have, oh, what, a combined 45 years of experience of covering this team in one fashion or another throughout the years, We look at the Hawkeyes and we've watched so many Iowa football games, Todd, as we go back to Saturday, the performance against Indiana, letting one slip away and had the feeling throughout so many moments of this game, it was going to be another fair and special. This is going to be a way Kinnick Stadium, maybe it was going to be the deciding factor.

Starting point is 00:01:19 Somehow, some way, they were going to beat an opponent better than them until they didn't. A miss field goal before that, a missed screenplay. And then, of course, giving up the big play on third down. and a lot of what ifs in this one. And you can certainly see the frustration and feel the frustration from Hawkeye Nation. Yeah, you know, you look back at Kirk Ference's better years, the so-called special years. They always steal one that they're not supposed to win. And that was a game that I think that they very well had an opportunity to win.

Starting point is 00:01:47 And I think I put on social media somewhere after halftime. 27 years, I still don't know how he does it. They're going to pull this one off. Indiana looked like the better team all day long. And it didn't happen. at the end. And so you get that, are you upset at the loss? It wasn't a blowout. I mean, Indiana didn't do to Iowa what they did to Illinois, but you go into the bye week, obviously, with a pretty bad taste in your mouth because of some of the things that

Starting point is 00:02:13 you did see in that game. You can see the growth out of this squad, and we're going to get into it. We'll talk about Mark Bernowski's injury. Maybe a concern about Drew Stevens, of course, the wizardry once again of Phil Parker. Plus, we've got some women's basketball news. I want to talk a little bit about the commitment today from McKenna. Well, Jekko, as I said it completely wrong. Well, Lichko. Well, Lichko. You got a push up on your Polish, right?

Starting point is 00:02:38 I had to slow down. And then I got it. Well, you're in Czech country. I mean, you have that one knocked off easily, right, Todd? The Czech or Polish? I've spent enough time in Chicago and the Czech Village here in Cedar Rapids. Those names don't throw me for a curve. Well, Lichko, it just took me a moment when we got back to it.

Starting point is 00:02:54 So we'll get into that a little bit later on. Back to Iowa football, though, and on the heels of this one, you are what your record says you are. And this is a two-lost team. You can make excuses, you can give reasons, whatever kind of terminology you want to use. But this team has lost two games. And though they're two undefeated top 15 teams in Iowa State in Indiana, there's also the other side of it. It's Iowa State in Indiana. And, you know, this isn't something that I haven't gone down this road yet.

Starting point is 00:03:21 In fact, I didn't even really just popped into my mind. But I think I understand some of the frustration. And there's, you know, the crazy wing of the Hawkeye fan base, right? And we see it all the time. We've heard from them. We've read them all that are out there, that everything's always negative. There's always going to be this negativity. But having Iowa State becoming the program that they are now and not just a blip on the radar,

Starting point is 00:03:44 not every once in a while, but becoming one of the powers of the league, perhaps in the Big 12. And now you see, Indiana, a Morbin program, the losing this program at the power conference structure and you're seeing these programs ascend to this. And now you wonder where Iowa sits in the hierarchy of the Big Ten, of college football. And this new age of college football, you know, in a way, I kind of understand some of the yanks out there and some of the frustration just because, yeah, there were two losses to two good teams, but why is Iowa State and Indiana good? And Iowa maybe isn't even at that level at him.

Starting point is 00:04:17 I wish I had an answer to that right now. But I think, as you mentioned, with the changes to college football, If you could have picked a worse time to start feeling a little angsty about this team, I don't think you could. Because once you fall behind in this era, I think it's going to be really hard to get back up there into the upper echelon. And the good news for the Hawkeyes is if you look at the Big Ten, there's 18 teams in that league, there's a lot of other teams that are right there in the middle with them. Now, you can view that as a positive or a negative, but I think it's very clear looking at this team this year early on that they're not going to be among the elite teams. The college football playoff dreams are probably up in smoke at this point. But if you're completely optimistic, like you said, you look the two losses to top 15, top 20 teams.

Starting point is 00:05:05 So how much do you read into that? I don't know. There's still opportunities in front of them. And you have the rivalry games. You have both Penn State and Oregon coming into your building, obviously pulling it upset against either of those two teams would be monumental. It would be one of, you know, another one of those handful of great wins in Kiddick. but it's still a long ways before they get to that. And this team's got to get a lot better in order to get there.

Starting point is 00:05:28 One guy that we did see getting a lot better was Mark Garnowski. And the development that would have been building what was happening in game one. I mean, we asked all those questions and just how ugly it looked against Albany. Saw some growth against Iowa State, but not good enough. And, of course, getting sacked in those two plays late in the game was, I think, the lasting image for a lot of people. UMass was UMass. Then we saw it against Rutgers.

Starting point is 00:05:51 And we saw it throwing the football against Indy, And as everything was building, and boy, maybe Iowa finally has a quarterback, he goes down with injury. And after being so long where Iowa didn't have injured quarterbacks now over the last three years, it's been endless injuries at the quarterback position. I thought it was interesting yesterday when we heard from the coordinators and heard from Tim Lester. And he didn't want to talk about it. You could tell right away that he'd go down that road. He was going to let the boss handle that one. That led to a little bit more concern for me. Okay, it's not seizing ending. He was asked that question said that, but the likelihood that he's going to be back, even for the

Starting point is 00:06:27 matchup against Wisconsin, I think it becomes a little bit more questionable at this point. It's injuries. It's the Iowa football program. I don't know if we'll get anything definitive until maybe we get that availability report 90 minutes before kickoff. But that aside, Mark Rodowski, just the frustration grows at the quarterback position when it finally felt like at minimum, Iowa was going to be okay there, and now an injury hits.

Starting point is 00:06:51 Yeah, especially, you know, this isn't a situation where. where you can take the damaged goods back to the store and get a refund here. And this was a one and done, and they knew that. So I actually, I was somewhat pleased with what I saw from Hank Brown. I think there's a little bit of promise there. And then you got the Wake Forest Hiklinsky behind him. Jeremy Hicklinsky, I'm trying not to call him Jeremy Hellickson. That'll happen if he winds up on the field.

Starting point is 00:07:17 But, yeah, I think you saw the gradual comfort with Grinowski, and he was starting to figure things out and the brace on the knee and looking like he was warming up on the sidelines and wanted to come back in. And obviously I think they decided they were going to take the best route there and go into the bi-week

Starting point is 00:07:37 and get more information on that. And who knows? Cloudy is a term that I think the Hawkeyes have used in the past and it usually doesn't turn out too well. So I would expect Hank Brown to probably be playing in that Wisconsin game next week. But if there's a game where maybe Iowa can get by with a backup quarterback in the near future, it's probably that Wisconsin game.

Starting point is 00:08:00 I know a lot of people look at the stat line from Saturday. They see Hank Brown missing on that fourth downplay, of course, missing on the screen pass. And they're ready to throw them out already. And now we're already hearing about Hecklinsky and let's just go in that direction. I want to remind people, one of the best quarterbacks we've seen at Iowa, certainly in the Kirk Barron's era, was E.J. Bethner. and his first long-term performance that we saw out of him, he comes in against Wisconsin, and he was awful.

Starting point is 00:08:25 Four or 15, 70 yards, through an interception of that game, and we know what he built into. And you mentioned Hank Brown. I liked what I saw. I know the screen pass will live maybe an infany for a long time as that one went down. And certainly if he doesn't turn into a good quarterback. But a lot of people forget that opening performance from C.J.

Starting point is 00:08:43 Beather, young quarterbacks are going to struggle. And certainly when they're throwing into the deep end of the pool like he was against that Indiana defense that is good. I think you see enough in the armed talent for Hank Brown to be excited what he can do if he has to play for the rest of this season and going forward, that dude can throw the football. I would put this question to Iowa fans that want to throw Hank Brown overboard already. I think he's one of the best looking backup quarterbacks Iowa has had in recent memory. When's the last time that you saw a backup quarterback at least show the promise that Hank Brown has shown so far?

Starting point is 00:09:18 So I would give him a little bit more length of rope or length of leash than some Hawkeye fans are at this point before wanting to see the number three guy at this point. I think things will be in good hands if they have to go to Hank Brown route. We'll talk a little bit more about some Iowa football, some concerns that continue. Drew Stevens, what's going on with Iowa special teams and not just Stevens, another punt block in the game second of the season on that front. We'll get into that. And of course, the wizardry of Phil Parker,

Starting point is 00:09:48 strikes once again. We'll talk about that as we continue. Trent Con and Todd Bromelcamp with you on the Locked on Hawkeyes podcast. Mazda crafts cars for those who do more than simply move. Mazda delivers confidence with every ride with more I-IHS top safety pick plus awards than anyone else as of August 2025. Trent Conn and Todd Bromelcamp back with you on the Lockdown Hawkeyes podcast. Thanks for making lockdown Hawkeyes, your first listen every day. All right, Todd, let's jump into a concern area, and it's the Iowa special teams.

Starting point is 00:10:27 And Caden Weechin had the poor performance against Iowa State bounced back and was incredibly good. We know what a dangerous returner he can be. But he had the miss kick by Drew Stevens, and the laces were out or in, or depending on what way you look at it. They weren't to the back. They weren't towards the goalpost, though. And he could see that when Nissen was spinning it over, a punt block for the second time.

Starting point is 00:10:48 let's start with Stevens. We know it's not a talent problem, right? But you go back to two years ago and just how bad it got for him as it was Marshall Meeter that kicked the game winner against Nebraska, barely got that one over the crossbar to beat the Huskers once again. And here we go again and yanked that field goal to the left at a missed extra point earlier this season. It's had some miss field goals.

Starting point is 00:11:12 Where are you when it comes to Drew Stevens? Because my mind just goes back again to what we saw a couple of years ago. And my concern level raises a lot higher, I think, than it would normally for a guy that has enough of a resume that you shouldn't be too concerned with. Yeah, you know, you know as well as I do, you can't trust college kickers. And just as soon as you feel comfortable that you've got one that bucks those trends, you're reminded, no, you've got a college kicker. My mind went to Marshall Meter right away.

Starting point is 00:11:41 I will say this, having spoken with Drew Stevens a number of times over the last couple years. I'm having a hard time recalling the time when the Hawkeyes had a more confident kicker than Drew Stevens. So I think he's going to be able to work on some things and straighten some things out. Nobody takes a miss harder than he does. I can tell you that much. And it's concerning at this point because we talked about this Iowa team needing to, much like Iowa State, have success in the margins. And when you give things away on special teams that's going to come back and get you. But he is just a part of the issue on special teams. Like you said, there's been punt blocks. There have been some returns that have been

Starting point is 00:12:25 blown up, both good and bad for Wichin. So that's an area of concern that the Hawkeyes have to try to figure out here in the by week. No doubt. The punt block, you know, Reese Dakin is kind of struggled. And I had heard that Reese was called into the corner office and went to talk to Kirk before the game last week against Indiana. I kind of see in, is there something going on? And I think he's okay. It's nothing that is overly concerning there. Still, it's a guy from a long ways away.

Starting point is 00:12:53 He's had some changes. I know a couple of his good friends that were walk-ons with the program are no longer there. And you just kind of wonder with the headspace, but that's the second time he's been blocked this year. A lot of times that's not just the punters issue. Those are other guys. And we saw that certainly in the one a couple of weeks ago that Montgomery just whipped on a block.

Starting point is 00:13:10 But still you have that. He hasn't had the boomers, I think, that we anticipated there. And these are those little things, you know, those little things that add up when Iowa pulls the upset, and they didn't add up on Saturday. Yeah, and you look back, and obviously he's had big shoes to fill over the last year plus in Tori Taylor, and he wasn't going to be Tori Taylor. And like you said, usually when a punt gets blocked, it's not always on the punter. And so I think there's probably some issues that LeVar Woods is working on. but I think maybe a week off probably comes at a good time for Reese. Maybe clear that headspace a little bit, go over some film and see what it is that maybe you could do better.

Starting point is 00:13:51 I think that they'll be all right there. We don't normally see LeVar Woods' special teams units look this questionable as they have so far this season. And again, you just hope that this follows the track that a lot of other Kirkfaren's teams have had where maybe they have some issues. They go in that first by week and they are able to fix one or two of them. And if you're the Hawkeyes, I think you're hoping that those special teams issues get fixed up because you play a lot of three-point game, two-point games, special teams are where you win and lose those games.

Starting point is 00:14:23 No doubt. And I was got to just be better and figure that out. And maybe it's a potential change up front starting with the snap as we had the Boston College transfer that's in there for extra points and field goals. And maybe that's the elixir that can help out. And maybe that's what Drew Stevens needs to. I mean, a lot of times you've got to kind of go to his specialty guy and see what he likes. And that could be something that might be a different kind of fix that they can make in the special teams.

Starting point is 00:14:46 Well, all this doesn't happen in Iowa doesn't hang around without the wizardry of Phil Parker. And what he did against this Indiana team that was averaging nearly 600 yards per game, just absolutely taken to a pretty good Illinois team the week before, as we found out again, to do that and to do it in a different way. This wasn't the bend, but don't break. This wasn't sitting in cover four and letting everything happen in front of you. This was bringing pressure all throughout the game. And that's what I love about Phil Parker.

Starting point is 00:15:13 It's the old Hayden Adage, scratch where it is right. And for this game, they knew they had to make Mendoza uncomfortable, and they certainly did. What a great gameplay. Yeah, I thought this is going to be one of Phil Parker's signature wins until it wasn't because he dialed up pressure there at the end, and Mendoza finally got him on that touchdown pass. But I think what you're seeing there is if Iowa could tackle, if this team could tackle better than they have so far, I think they probably win that game.

Starting point is 00:15:43 And that's, to me, a major concern. And some of the years where Iowa has not had great success, it comes down to not being able to wrap up and tackle. And this team has some issues in that department. But as far as Phil Parker was concerned, I thought it was a great game plan. And normally you're not accustomed to see an Iowa, put that much pressure on a quarterback, especially. I mean, you're playing with fire going up against a guy like Mendoza because, as we saw on that last touchdown pass, he is capable of beating you every once in a while. But they did everything I thought that they needed to in order to slow down that Indiana

Starting point is 00:16:18 offensive gauntlet. And in the end, it still wasn't enough because it came down to one play where there was a tackle that was missed. I mean, you send four guys, and it had worked for him in the past. It just didn't work for them in the one key moment where they needed it. Do, does the buy week come at a good time for this squad? I think you can make plenty of arguments why it is. And you start with the Grinowski injury, maybe the easiest part of it. But with this team and kind of what's still in front of them,

Starting point is 00:16:48 do you like the way that this kind of set up and schedule-wise what Iowa has going forward, start with the road trip out to Wisconsin? Yeah, I think I'd rather have the bye week this week. between Wisconsin and Penn State, probably. Give them a week to figure out some things that they need to work on or try to get better. You go up to Madison. The badgers are an absolute mess.

Starting point is 00:17:10 Now, that doesn't necessarily mean that's a guaranteed win. It's a rivalry game, and you know, Wisconsin's going to try to punch you in the mouth. But it's going to give them a game to maybe put some things into practice in a game situation, whereas coming off the biweek going into Penn State, maybe that's not quite as helpful to the Hawkeyes. So, yeah, I think this comes at a really good time for them. Like you said, obviously with the Grinowski injury, if he is capable of coming back,

Starting point is 00:17:39 it gives him a little bit of time to get him a little bit healthier. But my read on this, again, going back to the cloudy term, is that you're probably going to see Hank Brown at Wisconsin. And just be thankful that this is not one of the best. or Wisconsin teams we've seen in the last 20-plus years. It looks like it's going to be a real beatable team. And hopefully we talk a little bit about that next week. Yeah, get a positivity and a little more positive vibes going,

Starting point is 00:18:04 looking forward to that. Well, there's definitely positive vibes over in the women's basketball program with the commitment of McKenna Willitschko. Got it that time, I think, at least close. Nailed it. Absolutely. We'll talk about that, that commitment plus our best bets of the week. Presented by Fandul will do that as we continue,

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Starting point is 00:20:20 you'll be happy you did square see you in the neighborhood Trent and Todd back with you one final time on the Lockdown Hawkeyes podcast thanks for being with us and making Lockdown Hawkeyes your first listen every day wrapping things up with you today Todd and the big news from the women's program as Jen Jensen had another one McKenna Litchgo makes her commitment a six-ranked player in the country by 24-7, top 10 consensus across the board. What I'd love to hear is, you know, we've talked about some of these offensive skill sets and what they got recently.

Starting point is 00:20:57 The number one thing that I read in like three different scouting reports, she's a tremendous rebounder. That sounds pretty good. Yeah, this is a huge get for Jan Jensen and the Hawkeyes. It came down to South Carolina and Iowa, USC, and Ohio State were in the mix as well. And she said she would have felt comfortable in either place, but ultimately she winds up going with the Hawkeyes. And again, I think this comes back to, you know, Lisa Bluter set the foundation. Jan Jensen has been with her going back to the Drake days. And if you've ever met or

Starting point is 00:21:28 interacted with Jan, you know she's got a great personality. She's very relatable. And the Iowa Women's Basketball program is obviously in very good hands. But you're talking about a player here that is in the Caitlin Clark discussion as far as the rankings. This is the highest ranked player that they've been able to bring in since Caitlin Clark committed to the program. And they're not out yet on there's a five star and a four star prospect that they're still very much in on as well. So you're looking at what could be an absolute monster class here for Jan Jensen. But it all starts with this six two forward that I think is going to be a fan favorite once she gets to campus here because she certainly sounds like she's going to be a difference

Starting point is 00:22:10 making out. She is coming off an ACL injury, which, you know, a good thing. Get it out of the way before you get to college, I suppose. And we've seen Iowa over the last decade or so have its fair share of ACL injuries with women's basketball. But this is a huge, huge pickup for them. And you just look at the Caitlin Clark momentum that built under her. And this is a continuation of that Caitlin Clark connection. And I think the Hawkeyes are going to continue to, she continues to make an impact on the Hawkeyes, even though she hasn't been on campus in almost two years. You know, one thing that I talked about a lot a year ago was the importance of them to build the bridge, right? To be able to come on the heels of Caitlin Clark and not fall on their faces.

Starting point is 00:22:54 In order to create that momentum, keep it going. They did that. They got to the second round of the tournament. They make a good run again. You saw those pieces that it wasn't just one player that it was there. Because there's been plenty of programs in basketball, we've seen that. But now to be able to maintain that momentum. And they were certainly able to do that.

Starting point is 00:23:12 I think that's huge, obviously, for this program to do that. And it continues this year. You know, if you can maybe even take another step from a year ago and be a team that's in that top three or four of the Big Ten, that a team that is in the Sweet 16 gets to the second weekend, you do those kind of things. Those are those important building blocks then for that next tier. And when you get this group that is up and playing together. Absolutely. You know, if they had fallen off and maybe not made the tournament or something, I think it's really easy for prospects out there to take Iowa off the radar.

Starting point is 00:23:41 but they've got a good veteran group with Hannah Stolke. They've got young players like Addy Deal, and you're absolutely right. I think the bridge was successfully built there, and as long as they can continue to bring in the high-level recruits, I see no reason to believe there's going to be much of a drop-off moving forward. All right, Todd, let's wrap things up with our bets of the week. Our best bets presented by Fandul, jumping into the Big Ten. Of course, no Iowa this week.

Starting point is 00:24:05 We talked a lot about that one and how the point spread kind of a peat in a certain picture last week with Iowa and Indiana this week in the Big Ten. It was the first bet that I made of the week. I jumped on right away with Michigan. I laid the 16 and a half and I was comfortable to do that. If you know anything about my betting patterns, I don't play favorites very often. This one, though, boy, it felt like stealing money.

Starting point is 00:24:27 And what do you say that with a favorite that's usually wrong? I just don't know how the badgers score. No, I think, you know, this is a good situation here where you've got a good Big Ten team and a not-so-good Big Ten team. And there's a couple of those on the slate this week. Penn State makes that trip out to UCLA. And my one in the Big Ten this week, I got Maryland at two to one taking the outright upset over Washington at home. The Terps haven't really been tested very much this year.

Starting point is 00:24:57 Washington, I think, might be the better team. But Maryland gets into the backfield pretty well. I think they're average in about four sacks. You take Washington all the way across the country. The spread on this one is fairly. close i think maryland can pull the outright upset there uh maryland interesting on that from what other in the big 10 that i did like this weekend i like ucla getting the points penn state now it's going to go one of two ways either they're going to be coming out kind of confident but that long road

Starting point is 00:25:24 trip after the disappointment of saturday night we've seen penn state certainly take it to bad teams but something tells me UCLA with the new staff after the firing of foster they got a little something waiting there i'm going to grab the big number in 26 and a half with the bruins i've got that way. We know we should coordinate this a little bit better because I've got UCLA and Penn State on my list as well, but I've got the under in that game. I saw 49 and a half. That's what I wrote it down earlier. You've got Penn State making the trip all the way west. They're coming off the disappointment, disappointing overtime loss to Oregon. I see this game as one where Penn State imposes its will. I think they run the bowl a lot

Starting point is 00:26:03 and are happy to get out of there with maybe a 3510 win or something like that. So I'll go under 49 and a half in that game. And I'm doing the math here in my head. Does that help you with 26? I don't think it does, does it? 26 and a half? It's going to be close. It's going to be close.

Starting point is 00:26:19 Right. It'll be close. And down to the wire. Anything on the national front, Todd, that you like? Anything away from the Big Ten that jumped out to you this week? No, I think you would agree with me. It's been an interesting year so far with the odds makers and how they're handling things. But this week, I looked at a lot of the national games, and I'd stay away from

Starting point is 00:26:38 most of those, especially after what happened last week. Yes. I'm right there with you. Yeah, this card and I usually have so many games that I bet every single a week. This one feels a little bit different this week, and I don't have anything that jumped off. I kind of like Alabama, but another favorite, and when I'm liking favorites,

Starting point is 00:26:55 it usually turns into a disastrous week for me. So we'll try to stay away from that one. Todd, we'll let you get back to it as we're recording today. Cubs are away. Yes, he's got the Cubs jersey on. Is that a same shirt jersey or no name on this? Jody Davis. Jody Davis.

Starting point is 00:27:10 I love it. Todd, we'll talk to you again next week. Thanks for your time. All right, thanks, Trent. Todd Bromelkeam, joining us here. Tuesdays with Todd on Lockdown Hawkeyes. We'll be back with you tomorrow. Thanks for being with us and making Lockdown Hawkeyes your first listen every day.

Locked On Hawkeyes - Daily Podcast On Iowa Hawkeyes Football & Basketball - CRISIS?: Mark Gronowski's Injury Could DERAIL Iowa's Season | Can Hank Brown SAVE the Day?

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