The Big Ten women’s basketball tournament moves back to Indianapolis in 2025 and 2026, then it’s on to Las Vegas in 2027 and Detroit in 2028.
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The Big Ten women’s basketball tournament moves back to Indianapolis in 2025 and 2026, then it’s on to Las Vegas in 2027 and Detroit in 2028.
Former Hawkeye Megan Gustafson again had a game-high scoring total as Spain again had a one-point victory, and guaranteed itself a spot in the Olympic quarterfinals.
Jon Budmayr is working with Iowa’s wide receivers to “set a standard” in his first year coaching the position.
Jan Jensen was a new Iowa assistant coach at Iowa in 2000 when Randi Henderson was a senior player. Twenty-four years later, the two native Iowans have reunited. Henderson is a new Hawkeyes assistant coach for new head coach Jensen.
Iowa football will be turning the figurative switch from offseason mode to preseason mode with the start of fall camp this week. Here are three questions for the Hawkeyes as they prepare for the 2024 season.
Iowa offensive lineman Cade Borud was arrested early Saturday morning and faces a charge of operating while intoxicated.
Former Iowa basketball player Joe Wieskamp will play in Australia next season. Wieskamp spent three years in the NBA and NBA G League after leaving Iowa in 2021.
Iowa City West senior-to-be Jack McCaffery has verbally committed to play basketball at Butler University in 2025. Months after Patrick McCaffery’s playing career ends at Butler, his younger brother will join the Big East program.
Count Kirk Ferentz among the fans of the technological advances happening in college football ahead of the 2024 season.
Former University of Iowa golfer Alex Schaak outlasted two other golfers through five holes of a sudden-death playoff to claim the 2024 Greater Cedar Rapids Open title.
Iowa is an “appealing brand,” a CBS Sports executive told The Gazette this week. CBS got dibs on the Hawkeyes’ annual rivalry game against Iowa State in 2024, marking the second straight year that it will air on a major network.
Iowa wide receivers coach Jon Budmayr is the guest on this episode of the Hawk of the Press podcast. Budmayr talks about what he’s learned in various coaching roles at Wisconsin, Colorado State and Iowa and what he expects from some of the Hawkeyes’ 2024 breakout candidates at receiver.
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