This data table and collection of criminal complaints shows the most recent charges connected with the ongoing investigation of Iowa student-athletes betting on sports.
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This data table and collection of criminal complaints shows the most recent charges connected with the ongoing investigation of Iowa student-athletes betting on sports.
These are the first student-athletes to be charged in an investigation into sports gambling by student-athletes at Iowa State and Iowa.
Penalties for an athlete betting on the Super Bowl, for example, are less severe under the NCAA’s updated sports wagering guidelines.
Call it outlandish, implausible or a borderline miracle. Just don’t call Iowa State women’s tennis rising to elite status “impossible.”
Questions still outnumber answers after revelations that Iowa and Iowa State athletes are under investigation for online sports wagering. The latest episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast breaks down what we know and what questions remain.
One day after revelations of University of Iowa and Iowa State athletes being under investigation for online sports wagering, questions still outnumber answers.
Iowa’s Division of Criminal Investigation confirms it’s part of gambling probe at the universities.
Dozens of student-athletes at the schools are under investigation, both universities have confirmed.
Iowa set the single-season record in wrestling attendance with 118,870 fans over eight home duals. The Hawkeyes led NCAA Division I in total attendance for the 16th straight season.
Ashley Joens and David Carr were among the top award winners at the first annual Iowa State athletics red-carpet O.S.C.A.R.S event at Cy Stephens Auditorium.
After a weekend of upsets and thrilling wrestling in Tulsa, Okla., the final 2022-23 edition of the Pinning Combination podcast with Hall of Fame coach Dick Briggs is here to break down all the action from the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.
The NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Tulsa, Okla., was filled with greatness, intensity and surprise. Everything we have come to expect from the biggest wrestling event in the world. Here is the Wrestling Weekend That Was, NCAA edition.
Iowa’s Real Woods, Iowa State’s David Carr, Northern Iowa’s Parker Keckeisen and South Dakota State’s Tanner Sloan, a former Alburnett prep, finished second in the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.
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