Running back Max White announced over the weekend on social media that he is transferring to play college football at the University of Wyoming. The Cedar Rapids Kennedy graduate played four years for the Iowa Hawkeyes.
It was an exhibition, not a competition, but Carver Caitlin was Carver Caitlin and 15,000 fans joined the Indiana Fever in having a great Sunday afternoon.
Women’s basketball: Caitlin Clark dazzles in her return to Carver-Hawkeye Arena, and the Indiana Fever roll past the Brazil National Team, 108-44, in Sunday’s exhibition.
Former Daily Iowan sports editor Chloe Peterson didn’t miss an Indiana Fever game last season while covering one of the nation’s top sports stories for the Indianapolis Star
IndyStar sports reporter and Iowa Alum, Chloe Peterson, talks about the Indiana Fever ahead of their exhibition game at Carver-Hawkeye Arena
Women’s basketball: Caitlin Clark’s much-anticipated return to Carver-Hawkeye Arena is Sunday (maybe), when the Indiana Fever face the Brazil National Team. She missed Saturday’s preseason opener vs. Washington due to a leg injury.
Iowa’s three transfer portal commitments in a seven-day span are at position groups that could benefit from more depth.
The Hawkeyes already “got the piece we absolutely had to have” with Chazadi “Chit-Chat” Wright. Now, Jan Jensen is “vetting” a couple other players.
Tate Sage, who was recruited to Drake by Ben McCollum, will join McCollum’s Iowa program.
Jack Dreyer became the 36th former Hawkeye to reach “the show”
The (very) temporary Iowa Hawkeye offensive lineman from Des Moines is projected high in everybody’s premature 2026 NFL mock drafts.
Women’s basketball: Iowa will face Nebraska twice again next season, everybody else once in a schedule that is flipped from 2024-25.
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