Articles Tagged: Big Ten

The Big Ten West has a six-way tie for first place, and two programs are in flux with coaching changes. That leaves an opportunity for Iowa, but it has to worry about a rising Illinois team first.

Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz is “not questioning anybody’s integrity,” but he did not hide his displeasure with the Big Ten officiating crew after the Hawkeyes’ 27-14 loss to No. 4 Michigan.

Iowa AD Gary Barta is “OK” with a 12-team College Football Playoff field.

The Big Ten remains fairly insulated from the youth sports officiating shortage, but the problem could have a ripple effect on collegiate athletics.

The Big Ten's next round of media rights contracts will not include a deal with ESPN.

Ogden column: What will new Big Ten members USC and UCLA offer in wrestling, a sport that is dominated by the conference where all 14 members offer the sport?

Kirk Ferentz considers Illinois as the Hawkeyes’ second “home state.” The recruiting battle there could be more difficult with Bret Bielema leading the Illini.

When the Big Ten adds USC and UCLA in 2024, the odds of Iowa still playing all of its border rivalries every year are low.

Whether it’s expansion, media rights or other decisions, the Big Ten is looking to remain “ahead of the curve.”

See how beat writers from 13 of 14 Big Ten teams ranked the Big Ten West going into the 2022 season.

The Big Ten is not seeking new members, Iowa Athletics Director Gary Barta said Friday. The conference is taking calls, but he doesn’t expect any more additions this summer.

As the Big Ten squeezes the Pac-12 with a power grab of UCLA and USC, it’s more clear than ever: Iowa was lucky to get in on the ground floor of the Big Ten long ago.

Iowa Hawkeyes baseball coach Rick Heller expressed frustration that the Big Ten Conference has only two teams playing in the NCAA tournament. That’s down from three last season and five in 2019.

Iowa baseball wasn’t able to overcome a six-run deficit and dropped a 10-6 decision in Game 2 of a three-game series against Purdue.

Time Machine: University of Iowa football player, wrestler, attended the first practice drill for the Hawkeyes every fall for 65 years, starting in 1912.