Former Wake Forest quarterback Jeremy Hecklinski has committed to Iowa football. The 6-foot-0, 185-pound quarterback joins the Hawkeyes after one season with the Demon Deacons.
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Former Wake Forest quarterback Jeremy Hecklinski has committed to Iowa football. The 6-foot-0, 185-pound quarterback joins the Hawkeyes after one season with the Demon Deacons.
Kaleb Johnson highlights the list of former Iowa football players projected to be selected in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Women’s basketball: Chazadi “Chit-Chat” Wright has committed to join the Iowa Hawkeyes. Wright follows new Iowa assistant LaSondra Barrett from Georgia Tech and has three years of eligibility remaining.
The addition of Bryce George, a Division II All-American last year, adds a wild card to what has been a “really close battle” between Jack Dotzler and Trevor Lauck at left tackle this spring.
WIll David Carr build on recent win over Olympic silver medalist? Parker Keckeisen returns to the mat after closing college career. Hawkeye men and women in the field and more.
The men’s basketball teams of Iowa and Northern Iowa will participate in a tournament in Palm Desert, Calif., in the last week of November.
Iowa has picked up a commitment from former Boston College long snapper Bryant Worrell via the transfer portal, Worrell announced via his Instagram account Sunday evening.
Folgueiras, a Spaniard, helped Robert Morris win the Horizon’s regular-season and tournament titles.
Iowa wide receiver and Williamsburg native Kaden Wetjen has received a scholarship and garnered national acclaim for his returning ability. Time will tell whether he can make a similar impact in the passing game in 2025.
Women’s basketball: LaSondra Barrett joins the Iowa staff after spending the last three years at Georgia Tech.
The 6-foot-5, 314-pound offensive tackle has one year of eligibility remaining after appearing in 41 games for Division II-level Ferris State. He was an FCS All-American and helped the Bulldogs claim three national titles.
Iowa football’s new running backs coach wants to build on the foundation that helps his players “be successful in everything that they do” on and off the field.
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