Articles Tagged: Tennessee Volunteers

Iowa vs. Tennessee Game Report: The Hawkeyes get battered and blanked by their SEC foe, closing the season with the middle of a doughnut.

After an early glimmer of hope, 17th-ranked Iowa fell into a two-touchdown deficit in the second quarter and could not catch up, suffering a 35-0 loss to No. 21 Tennessee at Camping World Stadium.

Follow live updates as the 17th-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes face the No. 21 Tennessee Volunteers in the 2024 Citrus Bowl at Camping World Stadium in Orlando.

It’s No. 17 Iowa vs. No. 21 Tennessee in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl at Camping World Stadium in Orlando on Monday. Here’s what you need to know.

Stopping Tennessee’s much-hyped freshman quarterback and establishing the run are among the keys for the Hawkeyes to earn a rare 11th win in Monday’s Citrus Bowl.

Fun Facts about Monday’s Citrus Bowl between Iowa and Tennessee at Camping World Stadium in Orlando: One of the two teams has a wide receiver with 64 catches who goes by the name of “Squirrel.”

The Gazette’s Pick ‘Ems panel makes its final predictions of the 2023 season, including the Iowa and Iowa State bowl games and College Football Playoff semifinals.

Iowa football notes ahead of the Citrus Bowl: Joe Milton III, Tennessee’s starting quarterback for all 12 regular-season games, announced Wednesday his plans to opt out of the game. Iowa defensive lineman Brian Allen has been a “sponge in the film room.”

The Tennessee team that Iowa will face in the Citrus Bowl will not quite be at full strength although sportsbooks continue to favor to Volunteers ahead of the Jan. 1 bowl game.

Seemingly everything “fell into place” for the Hawkeyes in its 1982 Peach Bowl win over Tennessee, which added a jolt to the program’s already-growing momentum in the early 1980s.

Denae Fritz is back in Tennessee, ready to help lead No. 5-seed Iowa State against 12-seed Toledo at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in a first-round NCAA women’s basketball tournament matchup at Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville.

Former Iowa assistant coach Bruce Pearl has won a lot and had a three-year exile from coaching. Here he is 31 years after leaving Iowa, facing the Hawkeyes as Auburn head coach in the NCAA tournament Thursday.

Of the 30 players on the opening day roster for the Cedar Rapids Kernels, 18 already have played here, which bodes well for the start of the Midwest League season.