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Seven former Iowa football players have an opportunity to impress scouts this week at the 2025 NFL Combine.

Iowa running backs coach Ladell Betts appears to be on his way to the NFL coaching ranks.

Iowa women’s wrestling claimed all 10 individual titles in its NCWWC regional over the weekend with the help of many Hawkeyes who were not part of last year’s national title team.

The Iowa athletic department’s support of athletes includes everything from meeting with an athletics academic coordinator, to help finding tutors and support outside the classroom “to really try and focus on the overall person.”

Iowa women’s wrestling looked dominant as the Hawkeyes qualified all 15 wrestlers for next month’s national championships.

Iowa women’s wrestling’s quest for back-to-back national championships begins Saturday with NCWWC Regionals at Simpson College in Indianola. Follow The Gazette’s live blog for results and updates throughout the day.

Swarm founder/CEO Brad Heinrichs joins the Hawk Off the Press podcast to discuss the NIL collective's recent successes and preparations for the revenue sharing era of collegiate sports.

Kylie Welker is one of the four reigning national champions in the Hawkeyes’ lineup, but she is not the only 180-pound wrestler to watch during Saturday’s NCWWC Regionals.

Sean Kenny believes Iowa’s pitching staff “can measure up with just about anybody.”

Kaleb Johnson, Jay Higgins and Jermari Harris are among the Hawkeyes who will have a shot at impressing NFL scouts later this month in Indianapolis.

Iowa baseball pitching coach Sean Kenny believes “there isn’t a team in the country that wouldn’t have” Iowa City native Cade Obermueller in its rotation.

Jen Llewellyn believes an gymnastics national championship is something “you can do” at Iowa.

With only four of last year’s Week 1 starters returning, Iowa’s defense will certainly look different in 2025.

With the caveat that a lot can change between now and Iowa’s 2025 season opener on Aug. 30, here is a very early projection of what Iowa’s depth chart could look like on the offensive side of the ball

Iowa is still seeking philanthropic backing for Carver-Hawkeye Arena renovations. At the same time, the athletic department “will be more thoughtful about projects that aren’t necessities” as it braces for directly paying athletes in 2025-26.