Articles Tagged: NCAA

Iowa State University Athletics — facing a $147 million budget deficit through 2031, or just under $25 million annually over the next six years — is rolling out painful concessions, including indefinitely postponing construction of a new wrestling practice facility and $25 million renovation of Hilton Coliseum.

Regardless of why she may have felt it necessary, I’ll offer props to Simone Biles, the most decorated gymnast in …

ESPN will provide coverage of the NCAA Championships on Wednesday and Thursday, starting at 6 p.m. ESPN2 will air events Friday (7 p.m.) and Saturday (8 p.m.)

Ogden column: Mount Mercy grad and former star pitcher in Cedar Rapids for Teleconnect leads Texas to NCAA Women’s College World Series title

The NCAA has taken disciplinary action against five current or former Iowa State football support staff members for combining to make more than 6,200 online bets totaling more than $100,000 on professional and college games, including games involving the Cyclones.

The offseason has heated up with wrestlers, finding new homes and better fits via the transfer portal and improving their NIL stock. Iowa and Iowa State are among the players this spring.

Ogden column: Sport is growing in popularity from the youth level to high schools and college and appears to be on the verge of getting sanctioned

All three state NCAA Division I wrestling programs received at least one at-large berths to the national tournament March 20-22 in Philadelphia. The three schools qualified 27 of 30 starters combined.

“What if the next Caitlin Clark gets away from Iowa because our schools are handcuffed?” That question has motivated one Iowa state lawmaker to wade into the turbulent waters of college athletics recruiting.

The Big Ten Conference leads the way with 87 automatic berths to the NCAA Championships March 20-22 in Philadelphia, Pa. The Big 12 is second with 61 allocations. The Big Ten tournament is March 8-9 in Evanston, Ill., while the Big 12 will be in Tulsa, Okla., the same weekend.

Hawkeye Coach Clarissa Chun excited about future after NCAA said it will hots championships in Division I, II and III starting in 2026

The NCAA’s latest legal settlement is “a giant change to the college athletics model.” Here’s how that could impact the Hawkeyes.

“This university head came in and told us that Lia being on the team was non-negotiable. They also told us that if we ever spoke out about it, we would regret it, and we would spend the rest of our lives wishing that we hadn’t.”

As the national collegiate athletics landscape continues to shift in the coming years, Bob Bowlsby is “really concerned” about the future of Olympic nonrevenue sports.

As Caitlin Clark and Iowa women’s basketball experience a surge in popularity in 2022-23, it has resulted in a surge in revenue for the program, according to data from Iowa’s most recent NCAA financial filing.