Iowa linebacker Jack Campbell and cornerback Riley Moss earned spots on the Associated Press’ preseason All-America first team ahead of the 2022 season.
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Iowa linebacker Jack Campbell and cornerback Riley Moss earned spots on the Associated Press’ preseason All-America first team ahead of the 2022 season.
A two-kicker scenario is “on the table” for Iowa in 2022 as sophomore Aaron Blom and true freshman Drew Stevens earn rave reviews in fall camp.
Joe Labas is “still behind” Spencer Petras and Alex Padilla on the Iowa football depth chart, but the third-string quarterback is continuing to “improve on a daily basis.”
Six-foot-7 Delaney McSweeney is one of nine new faces for the Iowa volleyball team in 2022. Jim Barnes is the newest coach to take a crack at Big Ten relevance.
The Iowa volleyball team hosted its annual media day at Xtream Arena.
Iowa is returning Sam LaPorta, possibly one of the top tight ends in the country. But he’s not the only Hawkeye tight end who could have a significant role in 2022.
Hawkeye offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz — among several defendants facing accusations of racial discrimination in a lawsuit filed by former players — wants a judge to rule in his favor and essentially drop the case against him, calling the claims “meritless, unsupported, and contrary to law.”
Iowa soccer coach Dave DiIanni and Iowa field hockey coach Lisa Cellucci talk about what to expect from their teams this fall on this episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast.
The Big Ten reached media rights agreements with CBS, FOX and NBC on Thursday for seven years, starting in 2023. Here are some early takeaways of what it means for Iowa.
The Big Ten's new $7 billion media rights deal will string the conference's top football games across three major networks each week, creating an NFL-style television schedule on Saturdays.
Spencer Petras isn’t the only person associated with Iowa football to contribute to Keith Duncan’s Every Kick Counts initiative via Tory Taylor’s campaign.
Iowa City High’s Ben Kueter capped a dominant performance with a 1:40 pin of Turkey’s Rifat Gidak to claim the 213-pound title at the United World Wrestling World Championships on Tuesday at Sofia, Bulgaria.
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