Photos from Iowa’s open football practice at the University of Iowa football practice field in Iowa City, Iowa on Thursday, April 11, 2024.
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Photos from Iowa’s open football practice at the University of Iowa football practice field in Iowa City, Iowa on Thursday, April 11, 2024.
On a night highlighted by Iowa’s announcement of plans to retire Caitlin Clark’s No. 22, Hawkeye fans are grateful for how the entire team has been “positive role models.”
Caitlin Clark will be the last Iowa women’s basketball player to wear No. 22.
Cooper DeJean affirmed what scouts saw before last year’s season-ending fibula injury when he worked out in front of NFL teams this week.
Energetic defensive back John Nestor has drawn comparisons to former Big Ten Defensive Back of the Year Riley Moss although Nestor also plans to follow “my own path.”
Lots of gamblers in Las Vegas on Sunday were cheering for - and betting on - the Hawkeyes in NCAA championship game
Belief “can take you a long way,” as demonstrated by the Hawkeyes’ back-to-back trips to the national championship game. It is among the many things Iowa players and fans can take away from the team’s unprecedented run.
Although Caitlin Clark, Gabbie Marshall, Kate Martin, Molly Davis, and Sharon Goodman have played their final game in Hawkeye Carver Arena — as graduating seniors on the Hawkeye Women’s Basketball team — fans will have another chance to pack the seats and celebrate them and their historic 2024 run Wednesday.
After the second of two consecutive NCAA runner-up finishes, Iowa loses nearly 65 percent of its scoring and will turn to Sydney Affolter and Hannah Stuelke — plus a blue-chip recruiting class — to keep things rolling.
Photos from the Iowa vs. South Carolina NCAA women’s basketball championship game at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland on Sunday.
Win or lose, it was a foregone conclusion before the game even began Sunday: the magic happening in NCAA women’s basketball this year thanks to Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeyes has launched women’s basketball into a new stratosphere.
NCAA women’s basketball: Iowa’s Caitlin Clark attracted huge crowds, put up huge numbers and lifted the Hawkeyes higher than anyone could have imagined.
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