Big Ten-opener for Hawkeyes. You’ll need Peacock to see it.
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Big Ten-opener for Hawkeyes. You’ll need Peacock to see it.
Kaleb Johnson, Jay Higgins, Connor Colby and Logan Jones all received first-team all-Big Ten recognition following the 2024 regular season.
Iowa is 0-7 in conference play over the last three seasons. That didn’t derail the Hawkeyes, but it obviously didn’t help.
Iowa star running back Kaleb Johnson has declared for the 2025 NFL Draft, he announced Sunday evening on social media, forgoing his final season of college eligibility.
Nebraska had more than twice as many yards as Iowa on Friday, but the Hawkeyes found a somewhat-unconventional path to winning their regular-season finale.
South Carolina and Iowa State were among the teams to rise on John Steppe’s AP ballot after their quality wins during Week 14.
Hawkeye Athletics hasn’t made much of a dent in paying back the $50 million it borrowed from the main University of Iowa campus during the height of COVID, leaving $47.6 million outstanding on the 2021 loan – even as contributions from the Big Ten Athletics Conference have continued to climb.
Kaleb Johnson has one more year of eligibility, but he could potentially hear his name called in the early rounds of next year’s NFL Draft.
Listen to The Final Score podcast to relive the big moments and assess the big picture after another walk-off win for Iowa over Nebraska.
Iowa did it yet again to Nebraska, somehow hanging in there and then striking for a last-second victory
Jay Higgins “immediately knew what type of game this was” after Nebraska’s departure from pregame etiquette.
Hear from Iowa linebackers Jay Higgins and Nick Jackson, kicker Drew Stevens and defensive linemen Max Llewellyn and Ethan Hurkett following the Hawkeyes’ 13-10 win over Nebraska on Friday
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