Iowa Football

Hawkeye This, Hawkeye That, and Hawkeye The Other Thing will be at Kinnick Stadium Friday to cover the annual Hawkeyepalooza.

Another four people either currently or formerly connected with the University of Iowa football team face tampering with records charges as part of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation’s sports gambling probe.

Iowa women’s basketball will play DePaul in an outdoor scrimmage this fall. Proceeds will benefit the University of Iowa’s Stead Family Children’s Hospital.

Iowa sportswriter John Bohnenkamp is the guest on this week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast to preview Iowa football media day topics.

If you thought winning a conference football or basketball championship was hard for Iowa before, wait until the four Pac-12 refugees jump on board.

This data table and collection of criminal complaints shows the most recent charges connected with the ongoing investigation of Iowa student-athletes betting on sports.

Some day, we’ll all look back at this week’s additions to the Big Ten and Big 12 and it will all seem funny. Or not.

Dealing a crushing combination to the Pac-12 on Friday, the Big Ten announced Oregon and Washington would be joining next August, and the Big 12 completed its raid of the beleaguered conference by adding Arizona, Arizona State and Utah.

Seven current or former athletes from the Iowa State University and the University of Iowa have been charged with tampering with records as part of the state’s ongoing investigation into sports gambling. And more charges could be coming.

Can you imagine the fallout had an Iowa or Iowa State athlete been found to have bet against his own team?

University of Iowa football player Aaron Blom faces a charge of tampering with records as a result of the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation’s sports gambling investigation.

Whether it be improving relationships with Iowa’s NIL collective or embracing the Iowa City community, Beth Goetz has already made progress as the next leader of Iowa Athletics.

The Big Ten has “a lot of very, very appealing games” for CBS, and the network has already picked two Iowa games. Here’s what stands out to a network executive about the Hawkeyes.

While we’re pushing Nebraska back out of the Big Ten, let’s see to it that USC and UCLA never arrive.

The Big Ten’s soon-to-change landscape could mean Iowa has a more favorable of a path to the conference championship than it will have again in a long time.

Iowa head football coach Kirk Ferentz reiterated this week he has “great respect” for ex-Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald despite hazing allegations at Northwestern that cost Fitzgerald his job and prompted multiple lawsuits from former players.

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.

Iowa linebacker Jay Higgins returned to Indianapolis for the Big Ten’s football media days — a reward for “trusting the process” in his first three years in Iowa City.

Kirk Ferentz can be a “little discriminant” with offensive line coaches, but he has a lot of respect for George Barnett.