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Reporter, Des Moines Register
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By Tyler Tachman Verified| Des Moines Register Verified IOWA CITY — In each of the last two seasons, Iowa football’s opening-game starting quarterback was coming off surgery. Though Cade McNamara is no longer with the program, this season could mark the third in a row if South Dakota State transfer Mark Gronowski has the reins to open the 2025 campaign. Quarterback health has been a major topic surrounding the Hawkeyes program — and it won’t be much different leading up to this season.
By Tyler Tachman Verified| Des Moines Register Verified IOWA CITY — Josh Sash was among the tens of thousands of attendees at Kinnick Stadium for an Iowa football game during the 2024 season. Sash was there with his wife and their three sons. That day, they got the Iowa football experience and more. They popped into Carver Hawkeye-Arena, where the Iowa men’s basketball team was practicing. They went through the tailgating scene. And of course they attended the game at Kinnick. That day was a collision of worlds — past, present and future.
By Tyler Tachman Verified| Des Moines Register Verified IOWA CITY — In each of the last two seasons, Iowa football’s opening-game starting quarterback was coming off surgery. Though Cade McNamara is no longer with the program, this season could mark the third in a row if South Dakota State transfer Mark Gronowski has the reins to open the 2025 campaign. Quarterback health has been a major topic surrounding the Hawkeyes program — and it won’t be much different leading up to this season.
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Des Moines Register
The Des Moines Register is Iowa’s largest daily morning newspaper, based in Des Moines. Established in 1849, it has a rich history of serving as a primary news source for the state. The newspaper is known for its comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news, with a strong emphasis on Iowa-centric reporting. It operates under the Cowles Media Company, which is part of Gannett, and has maintained a significant presence in the community for over a century. In addition to its daily newspaper, The Register offers historical archives with over 3.4 million searchable pages dating back to 1871. It also publishes special publications, such as *Juice*, a weekly tabloid aimed at younger audiences with entertainment and lifestyle content. The Register has adapted to the digital age by providing online news, subscriptions, and multimedia content, ensuring it remains a vital resource for Iowa residents, businesses, and policymakers.
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