John Steppe

The Tennessee team that Iowa will face in the Citrus Bowl will not quite be at full strength although sportsbooks continue to favor to Volunteers ahead of the Jan. 1 bowl game.

Iowa football fans received a late Christmas present as standout linebacker Jay Higgins announced plans to return for his extra year of eligibility.

Seemingly everything “fell into place” for the Hawkeyes in its 1982 Peach Bowl win over Tennessee, which added a jolt to the program’s already-growing momentum in the early 1980s.

As Kirk Ferentz searches for Iowa’s next offensive coordinator, an appreciation for “complementary football” remains paramount.

Iowa assembled its 2024 recruiting class quickly, and “none of these guys have wavered” since committing.

Iowa football has focused on recruiting its own roster rather than the transfer portal this month as players consider whether to pursue NFL careers.

Wednesday marks the first day FBS players can officially sign with their prospective schools. Iowa has 21 commitments from players under scholarship along with others who are committed as preferred walk-ons.

Iowa women’s wrestling narrowly remained undefeated at last weekend’s Desert Duals while two more Hawkeyes qualified for next year’s U.S. Olympic trials.

Cooper DeJean, Jay Higgins and Sebastian Castro all told reporters on Monday they are undecided about whether to stay at Iowa or pursue the NFL.

Kirk Ferentz intends to hire Iowa’s next offensive coordinator “sometime in January” after the Hawkeyes return home from the Citrus Bowl.

Iowa offensive lineman Nick DeJong will return for his sixth and final year of college eligibility, he announced Saturday on his Instagram account.

As bowl season begins, here are obscure and not-so-obscure Iowa Hawkeye connections to each of the 42 bowl games.

Florida Citrus Sports CEO Steve Hogan joins the Hawk Off the Press podcast this week to discuss Iowa's return to the Citrus Bowl, his pitch for fans considering whether to attend the game and more.

Iowa defensive coordinator Phil Parker is the 2023 recipient of the American Football Coaches Association’s Assistant FBS Coach of the Year Award, the AFCA announced Friday.

It is time to add a few more portraits to Iowa football’s Tippie All-American Room.