Show Notes
Iowa football’s quarterback debate continues, Tamin Lipsey’s status remains a question, and Bill Fennelly prepares for his final season at Iowa State. Keith Murphy and Andy Fales tackle the biggest Hawkeye and Cyclone storylines on Murph & Andy.
The guys discuss Jeremy Hecklinski vs. Hank Brown and what Iowa’s quarterback situation means moving forward. They also break down the uncertainty surrounding Tamin Lipsey’s return to Iowa State basketball and react to Bill Fennelly’s retirement announcement after 32 seasons leading the Cyclone women’s basketball program.
Plus, the guys get into college football, baseball, and the latest sports storylines before bringing out the candy-bar debate and Mr. Movie.
All this and MORE!
00:00 Show Open
07:20 Bill Fennelly Announces His Final Season
23:55 Tamin Lipsey Returns, but Questions Remain
26:34 Hecklinski or Hank Brown: Iowa’s Quarterback Debate
31:00 College Football Reactions and Weekend Storylines
35:30 MLB Playoffs and the Milwaukee Brewers
39:00 MORE!
47:30 Mr. Movie
1:04:00 College Football Memories and the Red River Rivalry
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