Iowa Football

Follow live updates as the 17th-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes face the No. 21 Tennessee Volunteers in the 2024 Citrus Bowl at Camping World Stadium in Orlando.

Iowa defensive end Ethan Hurkett is listed as questionable and defensive back T.J. Hall is listed as out for the Hawkeyes’ Citrus Bowl appearance against Tennessee.

Koen Entringer’s hustle on a special teams play in the Big Ten championship put a spotlight on the second-year Iowa safety, who has a “really good upside.”

It’s No. 17 Iowa vs. No. 21 Tennessee in the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl at Camping World Stadium in Orlando on Monday. Here’s what you need to know.

“We, the adults, have done a lot to really screw this thing up,” Kirk Ferentz said in his pre-Citrus Bowl news conference.

Ogden column: Iowa women’s basketball ruled this year and that story continues into today and beyond.

Stopping Tennessee’s much-hyped freshman quarterback and establishing the run are among the keys for the Hawkeyes to earn a rare 11th win in Monday’s Citrus Bowl.

Iowa is a rare non-playoff bowl team. Nearly its entire roster is showing up to play Tennessee, which has had to replace a lot of talent in its starting lineup.

Kirk Ferentz hopes the “specialness” of Iowa’s bowl trip does not get “diminished” by looming stay-or-go decisions.

Iowa tight end Luke Lachey is thinking about “leaving a legacy” as he returns to the Hawkeyes in 2024 rather than pursuing an NFL career.

Asked whether there is a package of plays for backup quarterback Marco Lainez ahead of Monday’s game against Tennessee, Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz said he expects Deacon Hill “to go the distance” at QB.

Iowa cornerback Jermari Harris talked about preparing for Tennessee in the Citrus Bowl and young Hawkeyes who have stood out to him in bowl prep.

Fun Facts about Monday’s Citrus Bowl between Iowa and Tennessee at Camping World Stadium in Orlando: One of the two teams has a wide receiver with 64 catches who goes by the name of “Squirrel.”

Iowa tight end Luke Lachey will return for the 2024 season, he announced Friday on his Instagram profile.

Iowa offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz lamented what he described as a “ridiculous” narrative this season in his first media availability since the announcement of his firing in October.

Nick Jackson is “still kind of processing” his situation as he decides whether to take advantage of the NCAA’s waiver for an additional year of eligibility.

Deacon Hill has experienced a “whirlwind” of a 2023 after going from third-string quarterback in spring practices to starting quarterback for most of Iowa’s games in the fall.

The Iowa football team practiced in Celebration, Fla., on Thursday ahead of Monday’s Citrus Bowl against Tennessee.

The Gazette’s Pick ‘Ems panel makes its final predictions of the 2023 season, including the Iowa and Iowa State bowl games and College Football Playoff semifinals.