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Iowa football has promoted Jon Budmayr to wide receivers coach, the team announced Wednesday in a news release, filling its last remaining coaching vacancy.

Fellow Australian Rhys Dakin will have the tall task of trying to replace All-American punter Tory Taylor in 2024. Here is an early look at Iowa’s special teams unit ahead of the 2024 season.

Cooper DeJean and Tory Taylor highlight the list of Hawkeyes heading to Indianapolis.

The NCAA’s latest step toward championship status is an encouraging sign, but a “viable financial path” is likely necessary before more Power Five programs follow the Hawkeyes’ lead and add women’s wrestling as an intercollegiate sport.

Iowa is in the bottom-half of the Big Ten in average men’s basketball attendance. Tickets-scanned data, which The Gazette obtained via public records requests, paint an even bleaker picture.

Krisanne Ryther, a Marion native and former Iowa football staffer, is living out her dream of working in football as part of the Super Bowl-bound San Francisco 49ers’ front office.

Last year’s NISC title has given Iowa softball “incredible confidence” ahead of the 2024 season.

As the national collegiate athletics landscape continues to shift in the coming years, Bob Bowlsby is “really concerned” about the future of Olympic nonrevenue sports.

Seth Wallace did not rule out following the family tradition as a head coach, but “I don't know that I've ever thought much beyond where things are right now.“

Kirk Ferentz is “open to anything” as Tim Lester explores what works best for the Iowa offense.

Kirk Ferentz believes Iowa is on a “good path” as it looks to fill its vacancy at wide receivers coach.

Iowa’s defensive line did not get much outside recognition in 2023 — it did not have any all-Big Ten first-team or second-team honorees — but the lack of recognition certainly did not stem from a lack of results.

Sean Bock of 247Sports joins the Hawk Off The Press podcast this week to discuss the latest Iowa football news, including new offensive coordinator Tim Lester and the Hawkeyes self-reporting a tampering violation to the NCAA.

Court-storming and field-storming — and the danger that comes with those traditions — are nothing new in collegiate athletics. However, especially after Clark’s run-in with an Ohio State fan, Iowa and its Big Ten peers are adjusting their security plans.

Iowa Athletics will self-report a violation related to impermissible contact with then-Alabama offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor to the NCAA, athletics director Beth Goetz said on Thursday.