John Steppe

Joe Evans and Noah Shannon will again give the Hawkeyes a veteran presence on the defensive line as they use their extra COVID-19 year of eligibility in 2023.

It’s a mailbag episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast, focusing on the Iowa women’s basketball team’s run to the Big Ten tournament championship and the $4.2 million settlement in a racial discrimination lawsuit brought by former Hawkeye football players against the University of Iowa.

Here’s how Iowa’s five players at the NFL Combine performed last week in Indianapolis.

Between on-court success, attendance and TV ratings, Big Ten women’s basketball appears to be in a golden age in 2022-23. The next step is winning more in March.

Iowa tight end Erick All Jr.’s trip to an IHOP epitomizes how welcoming people have been to the Michigan transfer.

See the postgame scene at Target Center in Minneapolis as Iowa celebrated a 105-72 win over Ohio State for its second straight Big Ten women’s basketball tournament championship.

Iowa not only won its second consecutive Big Ten women’s basketball tournament title Sunday, it made the feat look easy in a 105-72 rout of Ohio State.

Gabbie Marshall’s seven threes and other contributions from key role players helped the Hawkeyes outlast Maryland, 89-84, in the Big Ten semifinals.

Iowa’s 69-58 win over Purdue in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals was the Hawkeyes’ second-lowest-scoring game of the season and the lowest-scoring win of the season.

Erick All Jr. gave some entertaining insights on joining Iowa, what Cade McNamara is like and what happened when he went to IHOP on his first day in Iowa City.

Erick All Jr. quickly saw Cade McNamara’s competitiveness on display when they golfed for the first time.

Iowa will have the benefits of a double-bye and an experienced roster in this week’s Big Ten tournament, but repeating as tournament champions will not be an easy feat.

Iowa’s 12-4 win over No. 1 LSU was a “coming-out party” as the rest of college baseball slowly takes notice of the Hawkeyes.

Kirk Ferentz spoke candidly about the transfer portal this week at the University of Iowa’s Presidential Committee on Athletics meeting.

An Iowa player has now won Big Ten Player of the Year in five of the last six seasons.