Center Luka Garza is the University of Iowa’s all-time leading scorer. It’s been fits and starts in his three-year professional basketball career thus far, but a two-year guaranteed NBA contract he signed last month with the Minnesota Timberwolves provides some security and a reason to continue to work to improve.
The Big Ten women’s basketball tournament moves back to Indianapolis in 2025 and 2026, then it’s on to Las Vegas in 2027 and Detroit in 2028.
Former Hawkeye Megan Gustafson again had a game-high scoring total as Spain again had a one-point victory, and guaranteed itself a spot in the Olympic quarterfinals.
Jan Jensen was a new Iowa assistant coach at Iowa in 2000 when Randi Henderson was a senior player. Twenty-four years later, the two native Iowans have reunited. Henderson is a new Hawkeyes assistant coach for new head coach Jensen.
Former Iowa basketball player Joe Wieskamp will play in Australia next season. Wieskamp spent three years in the NBA and NBA G League after leaving Iowa in 2021.
Iowa City West senior-to-be Jack McCaffery has verbally committed to play basketball at Butler University in 2025. Months after Patrick McCaffery’s playing career ends at Butler, his younger brother will join the Big East program.
Iowa Athletics is “running a lot of different models” as it prepares for eventual revenue sharing with athletes, athletics director Beth Goetz said Wednesday at Big Ten football media days.
The Iowa Barnstormers AAU basketball program announced it has reached a partnership with NBA players Kris and Keegan Murray and their father Kenyon, and will rebrand to Murray Elite Basketball.
Jada Gyamfi brings good vibes to the Iowa women’s basketball team. The energy she brings on and off the court is part of who she is.
Iowa men’s basketball has promoted longtime staffer Al Seibert to general manager in addition to his current duties as chief of staff, the program announced on Wednesday.
Iowa football and men’s basketball radio play-by-play broadcaster Gary Dolphin joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast this week. The voice of the Hawkeyes talks about Pat Angerer joining him in the booth this season, stories from working with Ed Podolak, why radio matters in Iowa, his favorite calls over the years and his future on the mic.
Iowa women’s basketball freshman Ava Heiden is fascinated by the state of Iowa’s thunderstorms — and fireworks. A 6-foot-4 post, Heiden headlines the Hawkeyes’ freshman class; she was ranked No. 42 nationally by ESPN.
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