Locked On Hawkeyes - Daily Podcast On Iowa Hawkeyes Football & Basketball - ROADBLOCKS? Iowa Football’s GAUNTLET—Caitlin Clark Controversy & Bennett Stirtz’s NBA Move
Episode Date: June 25, 2026Iowa Hawkeyes brace for a grueling football season as Trent Condon ranks every 2024 matchup from easiest to toughest—Ohio State, Michigan, and Washington top the list of landmines. Can Kirk Ferentz�...��s squad navigate a schedule packed with Big Ten juggernauts and major non-conference tests? Key matchups against Nebraska, Illinois, and Iowa State highlight the critical battles that will define Iowa’s path to the postseason. Off the gridiron, Trent Condon breaks down Iowa men’s basketball’s scheduling strategy as Ben McCollum brings Virginia Tech to Sioux City, expanding the Hawkeyes’ presence beyond Iowa City. Insightful analysis covers Bennett Sturtz’s NBA journey with the Oklahoma City Thunder and Caitlin Clark’s ongoing challenges in the WNBA spotlight. Don’t miss this fast-paced look at Iowa athletics’ biggest headlines and the behind-the-scenes moves shaping the Hawkeyes’ competitive future. Follow Trent Condon on X: https://twitter.com/trentcondon LISTEN TO THE PODCAST: APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/locked-on-hawkeyes-daily-podcast-on-iowa-hawkeyes-football/id1441592240 SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/0GTyz5ygevcGXdTF6QSoEo YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LockedOnHawkeyes Photo: Lucas Peltier/IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Discord, and more — all built for our most loyal fans. Click here to learn more and join your team’s community: https://lockedonpodcasts.com/everydayerclub Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Odoo Great organizations win because operations matter. And that’s why you should get Odoo. Try for free today at https://Odoo.com/lockedon. Indeed Listeners of this show get a $75 Sponsored Job Credit to help give your job the premium placement it deserves at http://Indeed.com/podcast FanDuel Today's episode is brought to you by FanDuel. From the opening whistle to the final kick, Let There Be Goals on FanDuel. Visit https://FANDUEL.COM to get started now. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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The road to a big Iowa football season is anything but easy.
The Hawkeyes face a schedule loaded with landmines.
And today, we're ranking every game from toughest to easiest
and identifying the matchups that will define this football season.
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Hey, welcome in. I'm Trent Condon, and this is the Lockdown Hawkeyes podcast,
your daily Iowa Hawkeye podcast.
Glad to have me aboard with us here today.
We got a lot to get into.
We're going to talk a little bit about Caitlin Clark,
bullied once again in her game on earlier Wednesday evening.
And just a head-scratching referee call once again in this one for the former Iowa star.
Bennett Sturts, another former Hawkeye star.
He heard his name called in the NBA draft, how he fits.
And what's going to happen in year number one in OKC for Bennett Sturts
becoming the third first rounder in the last five years for the Iowa.
Iowa men's basketball program. The Iowa men's program is also scheduled another big non-conference
game. This time, it's Virginia Tech once again in the state borders, though not in Carver
Hawkeye Arena. We'll break that down. The Big Ten representatives have been named for Big Ten
football meaty days coming up at the end of July. We'll tell you about the three Hawkeyes that are
going to be making their way to Chicago for that. But we begin today with a look at the football
schedule. We've talked about this and the 12 games that comprise Iowa's football season a bunch this
and just how difficult that it is.
Now, the non-conference is not daunting by any means,
but what was laid out to them once again,
as Iowa almost traditionally now opens up the season on the road
with the road game to begin Big Ten play.
I think it's something like 19 of 27 years.
I'll have to look that number up exactly what it is,
but just ridiculous.
And yet another one this year as I was going to go to Michigan.
So what we're going to do today is we're going to rank all 12 games.
We're going to go from number 12 to number one,
the easiest to the toughest on the sketch.
schedule this year. I will see if you react in the same way and jog our memories a little bit
what this football schedule is going to look like. We kick things off at number 12 and it is
the third opponent of the season. It's a match up against the northern Iowa Panthers. Now,
you and I in the past is of course made things difficult for Iowa a couple of different times from
David Johnson running up and down the field and doing basically whatever he wanted as Iowa escaped
against the Panthers and that one to the infamous game back in 2009 where Iowa held
by a single point on back-to-back block field goals.
The Panthers could have walked it off.
Instead, Iowa comes up big two different times to block kicks.
That was a 2009 Iowa team that, by the way, went on to win an orange pole.
That shows you what the gap was then.
The gap now is much different.
This U&I program has fallen on hard times.
Mark Farley is no longer there.
They've gone through a coaching change,
and just the changing nature of the Missouri Valley Football Conference has left you and I in the dust.
The Dakota schools have obviously not just North Dakota State and the national championships that they win,
but South Dakota State has turned themselves into a power as a national championship to their credit for North Dakota and South Dakota.
These are programs that spend, and you and I cannot spend at the same level, even at the FCS ranks in the Missouri Valley Football Conference.
It is a completely different game for them.
Now, there'll also be a couple of former Hawkeyes there, and I'm sure they'll be excited to go out there and go against their former team,
some guys that were walk-ons and were caught up in the roster crunch.
should happen when they went to the 105 man roster limit a couple of years back.
But that aside, this one, number 12 against you and I in week three.
Number 11 on the list, it is the first game of the year against Northern Illinois.
Another team that is changing.
Northern Illinois is going to be playing football in the Mountain West.
And think of, yes, those beautiful, beautiful mountains in DeKalb.
Yes, they're going to be at the Mountain West Conference this year.
With all the changes and the Pac-12 reforming and everything that's happened out there,
that has led to NIU.
making their way westward.
The Huskies have had good teams.
Jordan Lynch gave Iowa fits in that matchup against Northern Illinois.
We go way back to 1999 and he did LaVar Woods's return to get the victory against the Huskies.
We've seen it.
We've seen it in Chicago.
This one, though, shouldn't be that difficult for Iowa.
Get the excitement plus a game number one, which makes it a little bit more fun, no doubt.
Number 10 on the list, it's a home game against Purdue, the Boilermakers.
Yes, or once again, going through.
rebuild, though if we remember back to the legends and leaders divisions of the Big Ten that were
formed, that was a protected rivalry game with Iowa and Purdue. Not a rivalry as we think about
here. I was got enough rivals and we can make fun of the rivalry against Purdue. The Boilomakers,
though, rebuilding and should not be that difficult at home at Kinnick Stadium. Number nine on the list.
Some people might cringe at this a little bit. I put the Iowa State Cyclones. Iowa State at number
on this list, the fourth easiest game on the schedule for me this season.
Yes, it's at Kinnock. Yes, a place that Iowa has not beat Iowa State in the last couple of
meetings as the cyclones have come into Kinnock back to back times and pulled out victories
against the Hawkeyes. But this is a program, not just going through a transition.
This is an overhaul unlike anything we've seen in a really long time at the power conference level
with Matt Campbell leaving for Penn State, taking all those players with them, over 50 guys
that had departed the program, what 80 new faces, I believe it is, something like that on the Iowa State football roster.
They'll have some guys, they'll be okay, but this is definitely, should be a winnable one.
And if the opportunity arises, Kirk, can you rub it in just a little bit?
That'd be fun to see.
Let's go up to number eight on the list here in terms of difficulty on the Iowa football schedule at number eight, the Northwestern Wildcats.
Now, this is a road game, and this game will be played in the new stadium for the Wildcats.
that they've been working on now the last couple of seasons.
They played in the temporary stadium there, right on campus, right on the water.
That definitely was fun to see.
Definitely felt high schoolish, but let's be honest, Ryan Field back the day,
had the same kind of field to it.
The new stadium is going to be different.
No small, just 35,000 people are going to be there.
They will not open up their season, Northwestern.
In fact, in the new stadium, still going to take a little bit of while in most of September
to polish up some of the loose ends there.
but they will be playing by this point that we get into November, Iowa Northwestern on the road.
Number eight on the list.
Number seven, it is another home game, this one against the Wisconsin Badgers.
Now, if you saw Wisconsin a year ago, I'm sure you all did.
I'm watching that game against the Hawkeyes.
Look, Wisconsin stunk.
That was a bad football team that night in Madison when Iowa did whatever they wanted.
Just an absolutely dominating performance by the Hawkeyes there.
Luke Vickle has gone out and he has done work in the portal.
He has been augmented by Wisconsin, opening up the checkbook and giving an opportunity to go into the portal and do some good things.
But still, I think Wisconsin's got a long ways to go, even as their schedule lightens up this year, halfway through the list, we got the Wisconsin Badgers at number seven.
So halfway through, we got six more to go.
How difficult is this Iowa football schedule?
We continue to rank it six through one coming up.
What's the most difficult game on the schedule?
A lot of road trips coming up.
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Let's wrap things up the back half of the schedule in terms of difficulty.
We're up to number six on the list.
And for me, it's a matchup against Nebraska, excuse me.
Wisconsin was number seven.
Number six is the matchup with the Huskers.
Wisconsin, Nebraska, two teams recently.
Iowa's had success and even more success against the Huskers,
a game that I'm sure Nebraska is going to feel very confident.
I think we all know the buildup.
We all know the puffing out of the chest that you're going to hear from Nebraska fans.
And what we've seen for the better part now of a decade is Iowa finds a way.
finds a way to get the victory,
winners of 10 of the last 11 in the series,
and I think it's going to continue on again this season.
Number six,
now we get to the final five.
Five most difficult games on the Iowa football schedule.
Number five for me,
it's a matchup on the road up at TCF Bank against the gophers.
Now, PJ Fleck has had trouble,
and he has had trouble against Iowa.
And outside of an invalid fair catch from Cooper to Jean,
he has not beaten the Hawkeyes.
He's never done it in his home stadium.
You know he wants it.
Maybe he wants it too much.
But Iowa bullied them a year ago.
They're going to be all right.
It's going to be a solid Minnesota team and kind of what Phil Fleck is built up there.
They're good.
They're solid.
Haven't been elite.
One year that they might have been elite, of course, Iowa got him in Kinnick Stadium.
Number five on the list of the matchup against the gophers.
Number four, here's a rivalry renewed.
It's a road trip to Champaign to take on the Illini.
Bert Bilemma has done a nice job with this program.
I got them operating at a consistent level.
we have not seen for a very long time.
Yes, Ron Zuck took them to a sugar bowl.
Yes, we've seen them make runs before,
but usually right after that, they've fallen apart.
Consistency.
The last couple of years, Illinois has elevated themselves
and be able to maintain at a higher level
than what we've seen previous.
It's going to be a tough matchup over there against the Aligni.
And just the way the schedule breaks to towards the end of the season,
the good news is year after year Iowa football
seems like they're peaking at that end of the season
And with the game on November 21st, the second to last game of the season, definitely feel good about that one.
But going to be a tough one.
And that thing has 1713, 15, 14, something like that written all over it.
Number three on the list.
I know what you're thinking.
Well, we got three games left.
It's the first three big 10 games of the year.
And everybody's thinking, I know how this is going to be.
You're wrong.
Number three is Michigan.
Yes, it's a road trip against the Wolverines.
But I believe getting Michigan early.
Kyle Whittingham coming in trying to right the ship and all the ails that hit that program last year with
Sharon Moore and the difficulty that they went through a season ago and then his ultimate firing that happened after
that Michigan I think it's better to play them early than late this season still going to be a tough game
incredibly difficult I got Michigan at number three number two is the matchup on the road in Seattle against the
Washington Huskies Washington comes in and most people's fringe of the top 25 you'll see them in that
20 to 25 range. A few people just outside the top 25. They got to figure out DeMond Williams,
their quarterback after he wanted to end of the portal. Washington said, whoa, pump the brakes there,
buddy boy. We actually have a contract with you. That's not going to happen. Now he's got to come
back and talk to his teammates and get them back on the same page. We'll see how that goes. But
it's not just a good team that you're going on the road. It's also a road trip out west. We know
Iowa's difficulties on the West Coast.
And a year ago, having USC dominated in the first half, let them get back into it.
Opportunities.
Caden Weegean, if his shoe size was a half shoe, a half shoe size different, we'd be having
a different conversation about his catch down that left sideline.
But alas, that one was just out of bounds.
You have that component, the West Coast travel, and the quick turnaround on top of it.
You come on the heels of playing Ohio State six days later, you got to
take on a good Washington team. You have to do it on the road and you have to do it in a place
that you have struggled on the West Coast. It's all the schedule, everything that plays into it.
That's why I believe the Washington game is going to be more difficult than the Michigan game.
And finally, number one on the list, this one is no surprise. It is the matchup against the Ohio
State Buckeyes. Here comes Julian San and Jeremiah Smith and that high powered offense of the Buckeyes
year after year after year have all the pieces you're looking for. Now, I'm not a big fan.
of coach third base of Ryan Day overall.
But this program, it is turnkey operation,
doing a great job of what they bring in
at the wide receiver position year after year.
We know they're going to be high powered.
We know they're going to be good.
And oh, by the way, it's their first trip to Kinnick Stadium
since the 55-24 woodshedding game back in 2017.
So you have that component too.
And though most of the guys on this roster were in middle school
or maybe even elementary school when that game happened,
that will still be circled.
Kinnick Stadium, where dreams go to die.
We'll see if the Hawkeyes are ready for that one.
Ohio State number one on the list.
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Iowa has scheduled another major non-conference game
this time in the state of Iowa,
but not in Iowa City.
How frustrating is it?
How frustrating should that be?
We'll talk about that as we continue here,
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As we get into a little hoops here, start with the scheduling that Ben McCollum has put together in this non-conference slate.
Before we have told you about Iowa was looking at trying to get into the Players Era tournament back in November of last season.
They were told no by the players era.
They're looking for programs with the name, with the cash A.
Iowa didn't have it at that point in time.
Ben McCollum obviously changed that in this Iowa basketball team with the run a year ago to the elite aid.
The win against Florida, the win against Nebraska.
Just everything that went along with it definitely changed the nature and the perception of this Iowa basketball program.
But when the schedule was being made and the teams were being invited to that event where NIL money is paid in different tiers,
depending on how many games that you win in that bracket.
and now it is a real bracket unlike it was a year ago.
They were told no.
Had an opportunity to also go out and play an exempt tournament and said no.
Again, the cost to go along with it.
So it is another non-conference game that's going to be played on a neutral floor.
We already have the two games that were scheduled.
And we've talked about before with Alabama and Creighton.
Both those games are going to be in Des Moines.
We got the matchup against Xavier.
We saw them come to town back last season to,
Carver Hawkeye Arena. Now Iowa travels out to Xavier to Cincinnati to face off against them in a
traditional home-in-home. Iowa State that game will also be played in Iowa City. Looking forward to that
should be a great environment in Iowa City. We hope for definitely in that matchup. But now this one
in Sioux City against Virginia Tech, a Virginia Tech team that is on the fringes of maybe being a tournament
team with the tournament expansion. We'll see about that. But you kind of look at the reasoning behind it.
First, the ability to help your basketball program financially.
And the financial aspect is an important one.
Being able to pay players, keep your budget intact,
all the different things that go along with it.
And with these one-off games like this,
there is a check that comes along with it that is paid to the athletic department.
You don't have to return the game,
though I was returning the game against Alabama down in Birmingham
coming up the following season after this upcoming one.
That will be happening, but that's also a component.
And a part of this,
a lot of the programs take a look at when they're putting this together.
So I think this is incredibly smart scheduling.
And as I've told you and you heard when Ben McCollum has joined us in the past,
if you're an everydayer here, you definitely know that Ben McCollum,
the way that he treats non-conference scheduling, there is a method to the madness.
And there is reasoning behind anything.
And you look at a team like Creighton, might be a tournament team, probably a bubble-type team.
Same thing with Virginia Tech, both of these programs.
And if both of these games were in Carver Hawkeye Arena,
well, the potential of this being a quad one win is much lower than it is when you play on a neutral floor.
Even a neutral floor in Des Moines, a neutral floor in Sioux City.
Those things, though they're going to be a decided advantage for Iowa,
it's still going to help out metrically with the way this goes.
I get it for the season ticket holders.
I completely understand your frustration as you have these great games
and you don't get to see them with your season ticket package.
I get it.
I don't like it either, but it is the new reality of college sports and specifically college basketball.
There's a reason that Duke is playing three games in their non-conference schedule and doing it at neutral floors.
There's also a reason that the Duke Michigan game had to be moved down to Miami and they couldn't play it in New York City.
That's about television contracts and a different story for a different day.
This is where we are in college basketball scheduling, and it's great to see a coach.
and Ben McCullum that gets it, that understands it, and then is going out and doing it.
And that's what he did with this non-conference schedule.
Still some buy games out there that need to be figured out.
We mentioned a few of those in the past that are already on the books overall,
but that is now finishing up the schedule.
But I think the big boys, if you will, the major conference teams, they are set.
Creighton and Des Moines, Alabama and Des Moines, now Virginia Tech in Sioux City,
Iowa State and Iowa City and the Xavier matchup on the road in Cincinnati.
Those are the major conference matchups there.
One final thought, as we've talked about back when the game against Vanderbilt on the women's side was announced in Sioux City.
I do nothing about Sioux City until some 18 years ago when my wife and I started dating and she's from Sioux City.
So I got to see Sioux City and remember traveling there the first time and you hear all these stories.
you hear about, all right, Sioux City.
I love Sioux City.
I absolutely do.
And getting to know people there,
getting to know her friends and family and everything else,
I'm so excited for them.
I went to the matchup against Colorado up in Sioux Falls,
and we stopped off and I dropped off the wife and kids in Sioux City on my way up.
There are two Sioux Falls to watch that matchup.
But the Sioux City people, to get this opportunity,
I mean, just think of that drive.
And I know we have lots of viewers and listeners over there on the western part of the state,
and specifically in Sioux City.
And the amount of people that hop in the car
and take that long trek all the way across the state
to get to Iowa City to support the Hawkeyes like they do.
Hawkeye fans, you're in the majority.
Yes, I know you got a lot of those weird cornhuskers, and I get it.
And the people over in South Sioux and even the ones that aren't over there
that are Husker fans, it's fun to put them in their place.
But the Hawkeye fans to see them get something like this,
where I'm sure a lot of people thought this was never going to happen.
You were never going to see the Hawkeyes.
in Sioux City. And after those games started to be played at the Pentagon up in Sioux Falls and the
Sanford money that was coming in to help those games become possible, he thought it would. And here
it is, and you get two of them, both the men and the women and good matchups on top of it. It's going to be
fun. Tickets, by the way, go on sale on Friday for the Virginia Tech Iowa matchup in Sioux City.
Bennett starts, here's his name. Calder then is promptly traded in the NBA draft as well we
know happens a ton throughout the course of that one. So he will be with Oklahoma City after he was
drafted by the Memphis Grizzlies. He gets traded to OKC. You know, and initially I was like,
ah, it kind of stinks for him. That's a team that is ready made. What a championship a year ago
this past season, Western Conference Finals before they got whambeed in the Western Conference
Finals with the 3-2 lead in that series. And you wonder about minutes and the structure and the way
things are going to go. But going to a winning organization, going to an organization that's smart
compared to some of the dumpster fires that are out there in the NBA. Maybe it's not as bad as I
initially thought because it was just selfishly, want to see him play a ton. I want to see him get a
roll, get the ball in his hands, play off the ball, do all those different things. He also
do wonder with SGA, ball dominant guys out there, if that is the right fit also for Bennett
Sturtson and his ability to not have to have the ball in his hands all the time.
We'll see what kind of role it is, but OKC, one of the smartest organizations, not just in the NBA, but in all of sports.
And when that trade happened, I know a lot of NBA heads said, of course, of course, that's where Bennett Sturtz is going to go because that organization knows what they're going to do.
One final thought on basketball.
And on Wednesday evening, I flip on the highlights of the fever game and watching Caitlin Clark.
We've talked about Caitlin and year number three.
now in the league.
It's been odd.
And at times seeing what a joyful player that she was at the University of Iowa and even my days
calling her games at Dowling Catholic and that joy is just not there at the same level.
And then you see her manhandled and bullied and pushed.
And it feels like that's just by the players, but by the officials at time.
And you're just, you're left scratch your head.
And Stephanie White, the head coach of the fever, came to her defense as she should.
That's an easy one.
That's a lamp.
You definitely make that one.
When you see a player getting need and pushed and pulled,
and then with an arm across her throat,
and there's nothing there, leaves the game with a back injury.
It's just the joy.
And what this league had and an opportunity that they had
with a once-in-a-lifetime type of player,
the hype, the build-up, the skill to go along with it,
and Caitlin Clark,
and your product, because of your refereeing,
because of the style of play that is allowed in that league,
you're missing.
You're missing this opportunity.
And the salaries are rising in this,
and you have all this momentum,
the actual product on the floor, it's not good.
A couple years ago in the NBA,
we saw them adjust on the fly.
And it was becoming almost too easy on the three-pointers.
And so they adjusted and they changed,
and they allowed more physicality to happen.
We also saw it go to the other director.
when the game became too physical
and they did away with hand checking
and keeping your hands off and he can have an arm bar
and got to take that away. You can
do different things. The parent,
the NBA has done it
and done it multiple times
where they have changed the way the game
is called.
Same thing needs to happen in the WMBA
where they are going to miss on
a big, big opportunity.
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