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Home > Blogs > The Hlog by Mike Hlas > Clayborn-a-lujah in Hawkeyeland - with unrelated videos from Iowa players The Hlog by Mike Hlas Clayborn-a-lujah in Hawkeyeland - with unrelated videos from Iowa players Posted on Dec 21, 2009 by Mike Hlas .

Robertson wins Reindeer Ramble Chris Robertson, 17, a City High senior, won the Reindeer Ramble 5K run on Sunday in Moline, Ill., in 17:00. Approximately 200 runners participated.

Posted on Nov 25, 2009 by Marc Morehouse . Iowa's Derrell Johnson-Koulianos pulls in Iowa's second touchdown in front of Iowa State's Kennard Banks during the second quarter of their game Saturday, September 12, 2009 at Jack Trice Stadium in Ames.

After Iowa closed out its regular season with a 12-0 shutout of visiting Minnesota, the Hawkeyes celebrated by holding aloft a bronze pig known as Floyd of Rosedale, one of many such trophies up for grabs in the Big Ten Conference's "traditional" matchups.

Kirk Ferentz is a father figure to his Iowa football players, and they credit him with fostering a winning bond.

Posted on Nov 24, 2009 by Richard Pratt . Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz. For the third time in his 11 seasons as Iowaa TMs head coach, Kirk Ferentz has won the Big Tena TMs Dave McClain Coach of the Year honor as voted on by the leaguea TMs media.

Iowa's Amari Spievey and Troy Johnson force a fumble by Minnesota's quarterback Adam Weber on Saturday.

Let the lobbying begin. The Iowa football team remained in contention for an at-large bid to the Bowl Championship Series with Saturday's 12-0 victory over Minnesota.

It was there. So close the Iowa football team could smell the roses. Could just about grasp that Big Ten crown.

Derrell Johnson-Koulianos' 99-yard kickoff return against Ohio State started with a muff at the 1-yard-line. Even though Ohio State already has a Rose Bowl invitation and at least a share of a fifth straight Big Ten championship, as it prepares for the regular-season finale Saturday at Michigan, coach Jim Tressel wasn't feeling all that special.

Posted on Nov 13, 2009 by Marc Morehouse . Iowa quarterback James Vandenberg looks for a receiver during the fourth quarter against Northwestern at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City last Saturday.

Iowa made the type of statement it needed to at the start of the second half, and yet the Hawkeyes still came up empty.

At the beginning of the season, a fellow Hawk fan and I were exchanging text messages one night about the Iowa football team.

There's only one Hawkeye who could address every problem Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz is fretting over in advance of a winner-take-Rose-Bowl berth showdown Saturday at Ohio State.

From the football to the brainpower, James Vandenberg was born for this. He's a third generation quarterback.

Bleacher Report's Creature vs Creature series rolls into Columbus, Ohio, as the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Ohio State Buckeyes square off with the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl bid on the line.

Kirk Ferentz was speaking rhetorically last week when he wondered how many more injuries his football team could overcome.

It took just one play, and very quickly a loud, festive Kinnick Stadium almost instantly saw all the life sucked right out of it.

Home > Blogs > The Hlog by Mike Hlas > Sunday Hawkeyes Reading Room - Iowa will be 9th in today's BCS standings The Hlog by Mike Hlas Sunday Hawkeyes Reading Room - Iowa will be 9th in today's BCS standings Posted on Nov 08, 2009 by Mike Hlas .

Kirk Ferentz's approval rating might be at an all-time high these days with Iowa football unbeaten and off to its best start ever and the Hawkeyes running near the front of the national title race.