John Steppe

When Iowa tight end Luke Lachey couldn’t play last year, he picked up a new hobby to stay mentally sharp. Now, he’s excited to be back on the field and fully healthy.

Iowa football offered the first glimpse of the 2024 team on Thursday during a portion of practice that was open to media.

On a night highlighted by Iowa’s announcement of plans to retire Caitlin Clark’s No. 22, Hawkeye fans are grateful for how the entire team has been “positive role models.”

Caitlin Clark will be the last Iowa women’s basketball player to wear No. 22.

Cooper DeJean affirmed what scouts saw before last year’s season-ending fibula injury when he worked out in front of NFL teams this week.

Energetic defensive back John Nestor has drawn comparisons to former Big Ten Defensive Back of the Year Riley Moss although Nestor also plans to follow “my own path.”

Belief “can take you a long way,” as demonstrated by the Hawkeyes’ back-to-back trips to the national championship game. It is among the many things Iowa players and fans can take away from the team’s unprecedented run.

Hear from Iowa women’s basketball players, associate head coach Jan Jensen and head coach Lisa Bluder in media interviews following the Hawkeyes’ 87-75 loss to South Carolina in the national championship game.

Hear from Iowa women’s basketball players and Coach Lisa Bluder in media interviews a day before the Hawkeyes take on South Carolina in the national championship game.

The swarm of Hawkeye fans in Cleveland has included everyone from former players and longtime supporters of Iowa women’s basketball, to new fans captivated by Caitlin Clark.

Hear from Iowa women’s basketball players and coaches after the Hawkeyes booked a return to the NCAA women’s basketball championship game with a 71-69 win over UConn in a Final Four game Friday night.

As Caitlin Clark’s Iowa career comes to an end this weekend in Cleveland, the women’s basketball superstar’s philanthropic pursuits are just beginning.

Caitlin Clark and Iowa women’s basketball are reaching a rare level of national stardom as they prepare for another Final Four appearance.

Iowa Athletics will host a watch party at Carver-Hawkeye Arena for Friday’s women’s basketball Final Four game against UConn, the department announced this week.

Kirk Ferentz believes Tim Lester’s transition to Iowa’s offensive coordinator role is “going really smoothly.”