John Steppe

The Big Ten will eliminate divisions and implement a “Flex Protect Plus” scheduling model in 2024.

In a long-anticipated move, the Big Ten Conference will eliminate the East and West football divisions after the 2023 season and replace them with a new scheduling model that protects some rivalries.

Iowa head baseball coach Rick Heller is “proud of how much this group did accomplish and all that they did overcome” amid adversity.

Iowa baseball coach Rick Heller is the guest on this week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast.

The five TV assignments for 2023 Iowa football games so far serve as an encouraging sign for the Hawkeyes’ TV reach this fall under the Big Ten’s new media rights agreement.

The University of Iowa has tabbed Beth Goetz to serve as interim athletics director following Gary Barta’s retirement, the UI announced Thursday.

This week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast includes thoughts on Gary Barta’s retirement, his Iowa legacy and what Iowa should be looking for in its athletics director search.

Iowa football’s 2023 schedule has some more clarity as kickoff times and TV lineups have been set for the first three home games and the Nov. 24 game against Nebraska.

Gary Barta did not need to make any hires for football, women’s basketball, men’s wrestling or women’s gymnastics in his 17 years at Iowa.

It’s too early to know who specifically is interested in Iowa’s AD vacancy, but the position is expected to have a lot of interest.

For the first time in nearly two decades, the University of Iowa will be seeking new leadership atop its athletics department.

While not one to “downplay what he’s going through” right now, Tom Brands is confident about Spencer Lee’s professional career and legacy.

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, answering your questions about Iowa’s sports betting investigation, transfer portal developments, Erick All’s fit in the offense and more.

If the investigations into online sports wagering at Iowa result in any NCAA violations, recent history point toward the possibility of some stiff penalties.

Kirk Ferentz believes Iowa’s offensive line has a “legitimate chance to have some really, really good competition” in August.