The Gazette’s John Steppe is leaving after four years on the Hawkeye football beat (and more time before that as an intern, freelancer and news reporter).
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The Gazette’s John Steppe is leaving after four years on the Hawkeye football beat (and more time before that as an intern, freelancer and news reporter).
Final episode for John Steppe as the Hawk Off the Press Podcast host
Some Iowa students will be much closer to the action at Carver-Hawkeye Arena home games in 2025-26, thanks to the installation of a courtside seating riser.
Iowa has won all four games against Rutgers in program history, and three of the wins were by at least 17 points. The Scarlet Knights could be more formidable in 2025 if they can replace Kyle Monangai’s production, though.
Iowa point guard is a consensus Top 16 pick of those who make way-too-early mock drafts for national publications.
Women’s basketball: Forget the position numbers. Iowa’s Ava Heiden wants to be ‘interchangeable’ as a power forward and as a center.
Softball, basketball, bicycling, even bartending. DeJean has made the rounds in Philadelphia and Iowa, and with adoring fans everywhere.
Iowa’s longtime director of football operations is retiring after 21 years with the Hawkeyes, where he made an “incredibly challenging” role look “effortless” while mentoring the next generation.
Justin Basch, of the award-winning Baschamania Wrestling Podcast, reported that Gabe Arnold said that he has been dismissed from the University of Iowa men’s wrestling team Monday. Iowa Sports Information Department confirmed Arnold is no longer on the roster.
Former Iowa Hawkeyes forward and Cedar Rapids Prairie graduate Keegan Murray showed off a sweet left-handed stroke while playing in Monday’s Zach Johnson Foundation Classic at Elmcrest Country Club. He just completed his third season with the Sacramento Kings of the NBA and has been the subject of trade speculation, which he knows is just part of the deal in professional sports.
Iowa’s final nonconference opponent of the 2025 schedule has a (somewhat) new conference affiliation, new head coach and many new roster pieces.
Iowa running backs coach Omar Young believes clear and defined roles allow his players “to settle down.”
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