
Iowa’s Recent Struggles Against Iowa State
The Hawkeyes have not beaten the Cyclones since 2021, with the last home victory dating back to 2018. A deep dive into that game, the key players and what followed.
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The Hawkeyes have not beaten the Cyclones since 2021, with the last home victory dating back to 2018. A deep dive into that game, the key players and what followed.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end A.J. Epenesa hosted a free football camp in Edwardsville, Illinois, drawing almost 300 young players. The event, moved indoors due to rain, featured drills, Q&A sessions, and memorabilia giveaways, highlighting Epenesa’s appreciation for the local community and his NFL journey.

Almost 300 young athletes gathered in Edwardsville for a two‑session camp hosted by Eagles defensive end A.J. Epenesa, who shared stories of playing alongside Von Miller and reflected on his high‑school roots.
The Iowa Hawkeyes defensive line will look markedly different when the 2026 season opens, after the program lost 24 of the 25 sacks it recorded a year earlier. The departure of those pass‑rush producers has left a void that the coaching staff is eager to fill with a blend of experience and untapped talent.
The Iowa Hawkeyes lost 24 of 25 sacks from last season, prompting a search for new leaders on the edge. Veteran Kenny Merrieweather, high‑upside transfer Kahmari Brown and recovering Drew Campbell headline a group that must step up under head coach Kirk Ferentz.

The former Washington Huskies standout is set to host a free football camp for kids aged 6‑13 on July 11, while navigating a career that has seen him move from the Buccaneers to the Eagles and now a new chapter in Philadelphia.

A.J. Epenesa has signed with the Philadelphia Eagles after six years with the Buffalo Bills, bringing his pass‑rushing experience to a championship‑contending defense.

The Hawkeyes face a pivotal 2026 campaign marked by roster turnover, emerging talent, and the challenge of integrating new pieces quickly enough to compete in the Big Ten.