Articles Tagged: Citrus Bowl

Iowa’s 35-0 loss to Tennessee in the Citrus Bowl delivered a sour reality check to a team that recently celebrated sweet feats such as a 10-win season and Big Ten West title.

Kirk Ferentz hopes the “specialness” of Iowa’s bowl trip does not get “diminished” by looming stay-or-go decisions.

Deacon Hill has experienced a “whirlwind” of a 2023 after going from third-string quarterback in spring practices to starting quarterback for most of Iowa’s games in the fall.

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.”

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.

Seasonal festivities in store for bowl-bound UI football fans.

As bowl season begins, here are obscure and not-so-obscure Iowa Hawkeye connections to each of the 42 bowl games.

My suggestion may not be heeded, but I’m calling for the University of Iowa to withdraw from the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl immediately.

Away from the constant flux of the transfer portal, Iowa football is in the midst of what Logan Lee describes as a “really fun time of year for the guys.”

The Hawkeyes will return to Orlando for the second time in the last three years.

John Steppe breaks down three key plays from Iowa’s Citrus Bowl loss to Kentucky in a film room version of Hawk Off The Press.

Hawkeyes running backs Gavin Williams and Leshon Williams had career-best performances in Saturday’s Citrus Bowl. Gavin believes the duo can “open up the playbook and do a lot of things new.“

A Citrus Bowl loss to Kentucky added to Iowa’s what-might-have-been season.

While Iowa quarterback Spencer Petras has “grown my immune system” to handle the social media backlash, it’s tougher for family and friends to see.

A closer look at the Citrus Bowl, where Kentucky defeated Iowa, 20-17.