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Iowa vs. Ohio State is here, College GameDay is coming to Iowa City, and The Committee breaks down everything surrounding the biggest Hawkeye game of the season.
Trent Condon and Andrew Downs preview Iowa-Ohio State, including Hank Brown’s emergence, Jeremiah Smith, Iowa’s red-zone offense and defense, the Hawkeyes’ rushing attack, and what it will take to keep Ohio State from taking over.
The guys also discuss Iowa’s College Football Playoff outlook, whether a close loss to Ohio State could still help the Hawkeyes, the importance of Iowa showing it belongs on a national stage, and why Kinnick Stadium could play a major role.
David Eickholt joins the show to break down Iowa’s win at Michigan, Hank Brown’s late-game performance, the Hawkeyes’ defensive concerns, the running game, pass rush, and what Iowa needs to do against one of the most talented teams in college football.
The Committee also dives into Iowa State vs. West Virginia, including Michael Hawkins Jr., Cam Cook, Iowa State’s missed tackles against Utah, Aiden Flora, Jaylen Raynor, and why this is such an important game for Jimmy Rogers and the Cyclones.
Plus, Brandon Olsen from Locked On Gators joins the show for a deep dive into Florida, John Summerall, the SEC, and the conference’s national championship drought. The guys also debate the Big Ten vs. SEC, conference strength, the College Football Playoff, and whether the SEC still has the strongest league in college football.
And finally, Trent and Andrew make their picks for some of the biggest Week 5 games.
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"The Committee: Can the Hawkeyes Pull Off ANOTHER Miracle?! Plus Iowa State-WVU & SEC Talk" is an episode of Iowa Everywhere. Runtime 1 hr 8 min. Published October 1, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.