John Steppe

Iowa State quarterback Brock Purdy is far from the highest-rated recruit at this week’s NFL combine, but he has a history of winning against the odds, whether that’s in high school paintball games or in Ames.

Two more commitments highlighted the last week of recruiting activity for Iowa football, which now has one of the highest-ranked 2023 recruiting classes in the country.

Iowa is adding former linebacker Abdul Hodge to its staff as its tight ends coach. Offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz will then coach quarterbacks.

As the Hawkeyes head to Indianapolis in hopes of a Big Ten women’s basketball tournament title, they also want to secure a high enough NCAA seed to host March Madness games.

If Iowa star Caitlin Clark had one shortcoming in recent games, it was turning the ball over. She fixed that Sunday, though, on the way to winning a Big Ten title.

Iowa track and field standout Jenoah McKiver has broken Iowa’s 400-meter, 600-meter and 4-by-400-meter-relay records. He wants to break the NCAA 600-meter record, too.

HawkeyeReport's Tom Kakert joins The Gazette's John Steppe on Hawk Off The Press to discuss Iowa’s QB coach search and update the latest on the Hawkeyes' recruiting efforts. Plus, Keith Duncan talks about his work with Count the Kicks.

The Gazette compiled the highlights of the last week of Iowa football recruiting activity into one place.

Women's basketball Hall of Famer and analyst Rebecca Lobo is the guest on this episode of Hawk Off The Press, breaking down Iowa star Caitlin Clark’s game.

Ken O’Keefe is “stepping away” from his role as Iowa quarterbacks coach, but he’ll remain with the program in an off-the-field role.

The Gazette compiled the highlights of the last two weeks of Iowa football recruiting activity into one place as the Hawkeyes hone in on their 2023 recruiting class.

Early indicators suggest Iowa should be well-positioned to have another year of special teams play that is among the best in the country.

After leading the FBS with 25 interceptions, Iowa’s secondary will be a younger group in 2022.

John Steppe and Scott Dochterman discuss Iowa’s quarterback outlook for 2022 and what needs to change on offense on this episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast.

Iowa signed five scholarship defensive backs and two walk-ons in the 2022 recruiting class. Here’s why that made sense for the Hawkeyes this year.