Dallas Craddieth is the ninth scholarship player from Iowa to enter the transfer portal since the end of the 2022 season.
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Dallas Craddieth is the ninth scholarship player from Iowa to enter the transfer portal since the end of the 2022 season.
Associated Press is third honor for Hawkeye linebacker from Cedar Falls as he closes in on unanimous distinction.
Iowa has lost eight scholarship players to the portal so far. That’s high compared to after Iowa’s 2021 season, but not much different from many of the Hawkeyes’ Big Ten and Power Five peers.
Jack Campbell is one more All-America recognition away from being a consensus All-American.
Jack Campbell earned first-team All-America honors from the Walter Camp Football Foundation Thursday evening.
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Iowa linebacker Jack Campbell made some more history on Thursday.
Cade McNamara said he believes Iowa “has enough pieces right now to go win a Big Ten championship next year” in a podcast with two former NFL quarterbacks.
Most Iowa players who already entered the transfer portal “probably won’t be back with us” in 2023, Kirk Ferentz said. But a return to Iowa is “possible” for some players.
Iowa tight end Sam LaPorta also received AP all-Big Ten first-team recognition. Seven Hawkeyes were on the second team.
Jack Campbell became the first Iowa player to win the William V. Campbell Trophy, which recognizes success in academics, athletics and leadership.
An experienced defensive back and special teams player for Iowa entered the transfer portal, according to ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg.
Of the 4,000 reserved total, season ticket holders had bought about 800 tickets as of 9:30 p.m. Monday, according to University of Iowa Athletics spokesman Steve Roe.
Jestin Jacobs has entered the transfer portal. The Hawkeyes already were going to “have some fresh faces out there” at linebacker in 2023.
After Iowa’s appearance in the Music City Bowl, Kirk Ferentz is planning a “comprehensive study” that will be “a little bit more thorough and a little bit more detailed” than in most years.
Less than 24 hours after bowl game executives unveiled the University of Iowa’s invite to this year’s Transperfect Music City Bowl in Nashville, the Hawkeye faithful were buying up travel packages that – for the first time in decades – don’t include a chartered flight option “due to the pilot shortage.”
Reggie Bracy had a limited role on defense as the second-team strong safety, but he had a significant role on Iowa’s special teams units.
The Gazette is tracking Iowa football’s transfer arrivals and departures, NFL Draft decisions, extra COVID-19 eligibility decisions and more.
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Head coach Jan Jensen hired two new assistant coaches in the offseason. The duo, with little experience in the Midwest, hope to help bring in the best players in the country while mentoring the current roster.
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