Indiana needed a win against Iowa on Tuesday night, and the Hoosiers delivered. The victory revitalizes the season outlook for the first time since the Ohio State game in early January.
triumphed provides cause for hope for the final six weeks of the regular season.
Mike Woodson’s team shown resilience, with two important players leaving with injury and another playing through one, and the Hawkeyes overcoming a 17-point hole to seize the lead from the Hoosiers. Still, Indiana managed to win at home.
Iowa football’s 2024 class is stacked with talent, including eight four-star signees.
On Monday, 247Sports announced its revised rankings for the 2024 class, and one of Iowa’s 2024 signees joined the four-star list.
According to 247Sports
Let’s look at the eight four-stars in the class. This is Iowa’s highest number of four-star recruits since the 2021 cycle.
, Iowa’s 2024 class is ranked No. 31 overall and No. 9 in the Big Ten.Scouting Report: “A versatile athlete who excels in football and other sports. Has a track and basketball background. Good high school offensive talent, but his eventual position is linebacker. Has all the athletic abilities to be a three-down back. Has a longer frame and plays with great coordination. Ball skills and movement abilities indicate that he will be an asset in covering at his position. Has to fill in and grow stronger. Not as forceful as a striker today, but increased strength and size should help. There is a lot of possibility, and this is the type of profile that usually works out well when you can focus on one position completely.” – 247Sports’ Allen Trieu
Outlook at Iowa: Weisskopf has played nearly every position for Williamsburg, including quarterback, wide receiver, linebacker, and safety. That versatility will serve Scouting Report: An athletic tight end with impressive testing results and a high ceiling. As a junior, I was 6-foot-5 and weighed roughly 210 pounds, with plenty of space to grow. Explosive and has run shuttles in the 4.5 second range. Demonstrates great ball skills. He catches it over his shoulder nicely and has shown the ability to get up and over defenders for disputed throws. Does some double clutching at times. Lines up both attached and unattached and can function in both states. Runs past opponents relatively easily down the field. As a blocker, he is very willing and tenacious, and his performance will only improve as he gains strength. Unlikely to carry loads of weight, but can function as a 230-240 pound tight end.him well as a linebacker for Iowa, as will his ability to play in space while also possessing exceptional ball skills. Weisskopf is also a state champion high jumper for the second year in a row, demonstrating his explosiveness as well as his ability to finish above the hoop with his dunks. He’ll need to bulk up, but his fundamentals and instincts for football are undeniable. He is one of the most dependable tacklers I’ve seen, and goes to punch the ball out every time he makes atackle,demonstrating his
