John Steppe

Iowa football has gained seven commitments so far from scholarship players in the 2025 recruiting class. The month of June will be crucial as the Hawkeyes look to build the rest of their 2025 class.

The NCAA’s latest legal settlement is “a giant change to the college athletics model.” Here’s how that could impact the Hawkeyes.

Iowa will be playing Friday night football again in 2024.

Six scholarship quarterbacks from Iowa have entered the transfer portal since the 2021 season. None of the six remained Power Five scholarship quarterbacks schools when they found their new homes.

Class of 2025 quarterback Ryan Fitzgerald has committed to Iowa, he announced Friday on social media. Ryan Fitzgerald, the son of ex-Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald, is committing as a preferred walk-on.

Kirk Ferentz still sees some positional needs on the 2024 roster, but “the market has to cooperate with that.”

Kirk Ferentz left little ambiguity about Iowa’s starting quarterback situation heading into summer workouts. He also dropped a hint about Friday night football in 2024.

The addition of ex-Northwestern quarterback Brendan Sullivan gives the Hawkeyes a valuable insurance policy at a key position.

Lisa Bluder discussed her decision to retire after an impressive 24-year tenure as the head women’s basketball coach at Iowa.

Lisa Bluder answered questions from reporters ahead of an I-Club event in West Des Moines on Tuesday, a day after she announced her retirement as Iowa women’s basketball coach.

The Hawkeyes picked up a commitment from ex-Northwestern wide receiver Jacob Gill, he announced Tuesday on social media.

The University of Iowa will hire former Colorado State athletics director Joe Parker as its next deputy athletics director.

The Hawk Off the Press podcast examines the legacy Lisa Bluder leaves a day after her surprise announcement that she is retiring as Iowa women’s basketball coach. Plus, what Jan Jensen’s promotion to head coach means for the program moving forward.

The Lisa Bluder era featured unprecedented success both for the Hawkeyes on the court and for the sport of women’s basketball as a whole off the court.

Iowa women’s gymnastics coach Larissa Libby has resigned, the athletic department said Monday in a news release, more than a month after being placed on paid administrative leave.