Three Hawkeye legends have a chance to become immortal in the college football world. On Monday morning, the National Football Foundation (NFF) announced the names on the 2027 Ballot under consideration for induction into the NFF College Football Hall of Fame.
Kirk Ferentz and his staff are all-in on preparing for the 2026 season. The Hawkeyes will likely be a top-25 squad entering the year and have an exciting schedule ahead of them, especially at the start of Big Ten play.
It's year two in the Ben McCollum era and Iowa isn't wasting any time with the non-conference scheduling. On Thursday morning, Iowa announced that they would be taking on the Creighton Bluejays in Des Moines on November 15.
Summer is finally here and the countdown to football season has everyone excited. Iowa is replacing a lot of productivity from the last season. They also return strong leaders with guys like Zach Lutmer, Deshaun Lee, Trevor Lauck, Reece Vander Zee and several others.
What is the latest with Iowa basketball recruiting in the 2027 class? Sean Bock of HawkeyeInsider goes in-depth on the latest with the Hawkeyes' efforts in that cycle.
Jack Campbell, the former Hawkeye superstar, has been impressing in the NFL since he stepped into the league. On Thursday morning, Campbell announced via Detroit's social media that he has signed a four-year extension with the Lions. The exact dollar figure wasn't immediately known.
One thing that Iowa has done better than almost any program in college football is identify under-the-radar talent and develop them into quality players. Kirk Ferentz has always believed that good football players come from anywhere.
It appears that the College Football Playoff will be growing, again. When would the Hawkeyes have made the College Football Playoff in the last couple of years if it was an expanded field?
The Iowa basketball staff is focusing on the 2027 class in the high school ranks, but the Hawkeyes are also looking ahead to future classes. On Monday, Iowa assistant…
Ty'Reek Coleman sat down with Iowa's Gary Dolphin for his first interview as a Hawkeye, discussing his decision and excitement ot get to Iowa City.
The life of a coach is far from glamorous. It can also take a massive toll on the family. Fortunately for new Iowa Special Teams Coordinator Chris Polizzi, his family wanted to go along for the ride because it meant so much to him.
In order for Iowa's offense to take a step forward next season, they'll need some big play wide receivers. Media, fans and everyone else has heard about the emergence of wide receiver transfer Tony Diaz along with a healthy Reece Vander Zee.
Where Iowa basketball signees Ethan Harris and Jaidyn Coon rank in the final rankings for the 2026 class on 247Sports.
