All three Iowa schools have top seeds in the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. Combined, the Hawkeyes (10), Cyclones (8) and Panthers (7) have 25 qualifiers. Follow our live blog from BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla., throughout the tournament to stay up to date on how they’re all doing.
The 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships start Thursday at BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla. Here’s how you can watch and follow the action, plus a look at the first-round matchups, to be updated with results throughout the day.
Auburn plays Iowa Thursday in the heart of Tigers country, but that doesn’t mean everyone here will be in its corner. Alabama is playing in the Thursday afternoon session here
Former Iowa assistant coach Bruce Pearl has won a lot and had a three-year exile from coaching. Here he is 31 years after leaving Iowa, facing the Hawkeyes as Auburn head coach in the NCAA tournament Thursday.
Spencer Lee has the opportunity to cement his legacy as the most accomplished Iowa wrestler of all time. He will attempt to win his fourth title at the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.
Joe Toussaint’s West Virginia team beat Iowa’s Thursday foe, Auburn. The Mountaineers face Maryland, a club the Hawkeyes know well.
Women’s basketball: Iowa’s Caitlin Clark is a unanimous AP first-team All-American for the second straight year.
Cedar Rapids native Katie Abrahamson-Henderson will coach her 12th NCAA women’s basketball tournament team (at four different schools) when Georgia faces Florida State on Friday at Iowa City.
It’s the final week of the college wrestling season, with Tulsa, Okla., set to host the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. The Pinning Combination podcast with Hall of Fame coach Dick Briggs is here to break it all down, with a weight-by-weight look at the tournament, team predictions and more.
A look at the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships, including top qualifiers, team outlooks and predictions for team and individual champions.
Also, Gov. Kim Reynolds’ sweeping state government realignment proposal moved one step closer to law.
Joe Evans and Noah Shannon will again give the Hawkeyes a veteran presence on the defensive line as they use their extra COVID-19 year of eligibility in 2023.
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