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Iowa will face a test this weekend against Illinois as the secondary grapples with the loss of Cooper DeJean. Here are three keys for the Hawkeyes.

Illinois-Iowa Fun Facts: The Hawkeyes’ defense is No. 1 nationally in multiple categories. The Illini’s offense put up 662 yards in its last game.

Iowa wide receiver Diante Vines is “very unlikely” to be ready to play Saturday against Illinois, head coach Kirk Ferentz said in his Tuesday news conference.

Illinois has some new faces on offense and a familiar threat on the defensive line.

Iowa football’s Nov. 18 home game against Illinois will start at 2:30 p.m., the Big Ten announced Saturday afternoon. FS1 will broadcast the game.

The Gazette’s Pick ‘Ems panel has score predictions for three games every week during the college football season. This week’s picks include Minnesota vs. Iowa, Penn State vs. Ohio State and Wisconsin vs. Illinois.

Tickets for the 2023-24 Iowa women’s basketball season sold out months ago, so the environment at Carver-Hawkeye Arena should be electric no matter the opponent. But which Big Ten games are the most likely to resonate when looking at the season as a whole? Here are one reporter’s rankings from Big Ten media days.

The Mel Tucker situation/firing at Michigan State is just the latest lowlight involving the Big Ten’s football coaches.

The Gazette’s Pick ‘Ems panel has score predictions for three games every week during the college football season. This week’s picks include Michigan State vs. Iowa, Iowa State vs. Oklahoma and Illinois vs. Purdue.

See photos as the Hawkeyes hosted the Illinois for a women’s soccer match.

The Gazette’s Pick ‘Ems panel has score predictions for three games every week during the college football season. This week’s picks include Western Michigan vs. Iowa, Iowa State vs. Ohio and Penn State vs. Illinois.

Iowa football has sold out all seven home games for the second consecutive season.

P.J. Fleck believes the Floyd of Rosedale rivalry is important for the “pageantry of college football.” Meanwhile, Jim Harbaugh still has a “great love” for Cade McNamara.

Illinois lost much of its production at running back and defensive back — two areas of strength from last season.

Mount Vernon graduate Keaton Kutcher contemplated joining the Illinois men’s basketball program as a walk-on after his all-state prep career. He ended up at South Dakota for two years, but will transfer to play for the Illini.