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Tight end was one of Iowa’s deepest positions in 2022, and that should be the case again in 2023.
Former Iowa players in the transfer portal fared better than the national average in finding a new school.
Jess Settles is the guest on this week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast. Thirty years after the tragic death of Iowa’s Chris Street, Settles talks about his memories, Street’s legacy and the new Big Ten Network documentary.
The 2022 Iowa defense is in rare company after limiting opponents to fewer than four yards per play.
Robert Gallery discussed what it meant to be included with “some legendary names” from Iowa in the College Football Hall of Fame.
Price cuts vary from $10 to $25 ahead of a 2023 home schedule that does not have as many marquee games as in 2022.
The Hawkeyes gained some immediate contributors in the transfer portal, but also lost significant production.
Robert Gallery got the news this week that he is a College Football Hall of Famer. The former Iowa offensive lineman joined the Hawk Off The Press podcast to discuss what that news means to him and reflect on his time as a Hawkeye.
Former Iowa offensive lineman Robert Gallery has been named to the 2023 class of the College Football Hall of Fame, the National Football Foundation announced Monday afternoon.
Running back Jaziun Patterson’s “approach” and “the way he goes to work” as a true freshman stood out to Iowa coaches in 2022.
Offensive lineman Daijon Parker officially flipped his commitment from Virginia to Iowa Saturday. Parker previously played at Division-II Saginaw Valley State.
Noah Shannon, who has started every game of the last two seasons at defensive tackle, is coming back for another year.
One day after losing Carson May to the transfer portal, Iowa added depth at quarterback with the addition of ex-Badger Deacon Hill.
Joe Evans will come back to Iowa for a sixth season after recording 13 sacks in the last two years.
Iowa defensive lineman Lukas Van Ness will forgo his remaining eligibility and declare for the NFL Draft. Van Ness has been projected to be a first-round pick.
