Joe Labas and Carson May have not taken a snap yet in a college game. Going back to high school, Labas’ high school coach described him as a “freak athlete.”
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Joe Labas and Carson May have not taken a snap yet in a college game. Going back to high school, Labas’ high school coach described him as a “freak athlete.”
Iowa safety Kaevon Merriweather has opted out of the Music City Bowl as he prepares for the NFL Draft, he announced Saturday on social media.
You Iowa fans weren’t expecting a Rose Bowl anyhow, right?
Music City Bowl CEO Scott Ramsey joins this week’s episode of the Hawk Off the Press podcast to discuss what went into setting up the Iowa-Kentucky matchup, why Iowa stood out to Music City Bowl organizers and more.
Seth Anderson and Isaac TeSlaa are two of Iowa’s top targets at an important position for the Hawkeyes in the transfer portal.
Three players earned first-team or second-team honors from the five preeminent All-America teams.
Iowa has landed its second transfer portal commitment from an ex-Michigan player since the end of the 2022 regular season.
Jack Campbell joins Tyler Linderbaum and Daviyon Nixon as the third Hawkeye in the last three seasons to be a unanimous All-American
Jack Campbell again earned first-team All-America recognition, and Kaevon Merriweather was a second-team All-American.
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.
The Hawkeyes trailed by as many as 18 points against Illinois, but failed to complete the comeback for a second-straight game.
The Hawkeyes welcome Illinois for the only matchup between the two programs this season.
See photos as the Hawkeyes hosted the Badgers to open their Big Ten wrestling season.
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