It’s been easy for several homegrown Hawkeye football recruits who have committed or signed in the last year to keep tabs on each other. They’re just a few mats away at state wrestling.
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It’s been easy for several homegrown Hawkeye football recruits who have committed or signed in the last year to keep tabs on each other. They’re just a few mats away at state wrestling.
The Gazette compiled the highlights of the last two weeks of Iowa football recruiting activity into one place as the Hawkeyes hone in on their 2023 recruiting class.
Iowa signed five scholarship defensive backs and two walk-ons in the 2022 recruiting class. Here’s why that made sense for the Hawkeyes this year.
Jadyn Peyton’s football season ended prematurely with torn knee ligaments. His wrestling season was in doubt, but the West Delaware senior recovered and won a sectional title Saturday.
Panthers get 2 transfers on signing day, including former Hawkeye WR Desmond Hutson
Chris Buesing is no longer head varsity football coach at Cedar Rapids Jefferson, the school confirmed Wednesday.
A list of former Iowa collegians and former Iowa preps who are on NFL rosters.
Sophomore Cam Miller, of Solon, quarterbacked North Dakota State Saturday in its FCS title-game triumph.
Xavier Nwankpa was asked about his recruitment and college decision about 20 times a day. Here’s how he figured out the answer was the Iowa Hawkeyes.
Xavier Nwankpa, a 5-star safety from Southeast Polk, announced his commitment to Iowa football.
Ben Kueter of Iowa City High is the 2021 Gazette area football Player of the Year.
In his first year as the Iowa City High head football coach, Mitch Moore rejuvenated the storied program. He is the 2021 Gazette Coach of the Year.
The Gazette’s 2021 all-area football team: Independence’s Marcus Beatty and Waukon’s Lincoln Snitker are the offensive and defensive players of the year.
The two Hawkeyes earned First Team AP All-America honors Monday morning, after both earning First Team conference honors earlier this month.
Iowa’s men’s basketball team played No. 4 Iowa State to the wire Thursday night before losing by four. As it did two weeks ago after a loss to nationally ranked Michigan State, the Hawkeyes were able to get an immediate bounce back, stomping Western Michigan, 91-51, Sunday afternoon at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
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