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Plenty could be at stake when Iowa and Minnesota face off in the Hawkeyes’ penultimate game of the 2022 season.
If you ever had a reason to be jealous of Nebraska football, Aug. 27 is the day. Iowans will watch as the Huskers and Northwestern clash in Ireland next month.
Iowa football signees Aaron Graves and Landyn Van Kekerix earned team MVP honors as the North topped the South in 50th Iowa Shrine Bowl all-star football game in Cedar Falls on Saturday.
This year’s Iowa-Wisconsin game could be the determining factor in who wins the Big Ten West.
Former University of Iowa men’s golfer Carson Schaake posted a 7-under-par score in the second round of the 2022 Greater Cedar Rapids Open to climb inside the top 10 on the leaderboard.
Iowa football’s nine on-field assistant coaches who are returning for the 2022 season and strength and conditioning director Raimond Braithwaite received raises of varying amounts. Here’s how much they now make.
Iowa has sold out its 2022 home games against Iowa State, Michigan and Wisconsin. Few tickets remain for the other four home games.
Led by quarterback Aidan O’Connell, Purdue’s aerial attack could be dangerous again in 2022.
The Hawkeye Academic Advantage Plan will take effect for Iowa athletes this fall. A document obtained by The Gazette via a public records request offers a closer look at how exactly it’ll work.
A year after University of Iowa Athletics reported a $42.9 million deficit and Iowa State University Athletics reported spending $17 million more than it made — due to COVID-related losses — both the Hawkeyes and Cyclones are predicting the 2023 budget year will be their most lucrative to date.
Iowa’s Keegan Murray stayed consistently hot in a city with 111-degree weather, and made a lot of Sacramento Kings fans enthused with his play in the NBA Summer League.
The Swarm Collective’s inclusion of Iowa women’s basketball athletes could give Lisa Bluder’s program an edge over schools with collectives more focused on football and men’s basketball.
