Articles Tagged: Fran McCaffery

Iowa men’s basketball moved to 6-0 with an 85-51 win over Portland State.

Keegan Murray had 27 points and 21 rebounds and fellow sophomores Tony Perkins and Ahron Ulis helped the Hawkeyes pull away from N.C. Central, 86-69.

Iowa men’s basketball starts a second week of growing and winning Tuesday.

Led by Keegan Murray, Iowa’s “old” starters have led the team to two straight romps.

Hawkeye sophomore Keegan Murray scored 24 points in 17 minutes in Iowa’s 106-73 win over Longwood.

The long road for Iowa men’s basketball begins with Longwood Tuesday (late) night.

Iowa found an unafraid freshman in Payton Sandfort in Friday’s exhibition win over Slippery Rock.

The Iowa Hawkeyes men’s basketball team held its media day at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City on Monday, Oct. 11, 2021.

Iowa got a commitment from highly recruited 6-10 Owen Freeman of northeast Illinois but the post of the present is senior transfer Filip Rebraca.

Lots of offseason surgeries and health issues for Iowa men’s basketball.

The Gazette received contract details for all nine head coaches who recently signed extensions via open records requests as well as the salary for new Iowa football director of player development Jason Manson.

With the full 2021 budget year now wrapped, University of Iowa Athletics has confirmed no contracted football coaches – including head coach Kirk Ferentz – participated in voluntary salary reductions announced a year ago in light of COVID-19 losses the department projected to be devastating and justifying of its decision to eliminate several Hawkeye sports and take a $50 million loan from the main campus.

Iowa Coach Fran McCaffery says Bohannon “has recovered”

If someone leaves abruptly, Iowa men’s basketball coach Fran McCaffery says, “you sign somebody else.”

None of the University of Iowa’s contracted football coaches — including head coach Kirk Ferentz — participated in voluntary salary reductions that UI Athletics announced last summer in light of massive COVID-compelled losses that officials cited weeks later in justifying their decision to cut four UI sports.