See photos of Iowa High School Athletes at the 2025 Drake Relays in Des Moines.
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See photos of Iowa High School Athletes at the 2025 Drake Relays in Des Moines.
Iowa football fans got their first glimpse of the 2025 Hawkeyes during Saturday’s open practice. Here are 15-plus minutes of highlights from Kinnick Stadium.
Iowa’s remaining transfer portal activity is “not going to be headline news necessarily,” Kirk Ferentz said, “but it’s going to make our team better and our roster better.”
With all 257 picks of the 2025 NFL draft complete, this year’s batch of undrafted free agents include some Iowa and Iowa State players with impressive resumes.
Wide receiver KJ Parker was among the younger players who stood out during Saturday’s open practice.
Three years removed from winning four state titles at Drake Stadium as a senior at Sioux City West, the Hawkeye junior raced to two Drake Relays title Saturday
Drake Relays, Saturday boys: Western Dubuque star Quentin Nauman completes a historic distance triple crown with an all-time Iowa best in the 1,600 meters.
Drake Relays, Saturday girls: After barely making into the 4x100 relay finals, Linn-Mar roars in the afternoon to a second-place finish.
It did not always seem like it, but Iowa football is well represented in the 2025 NFL draft class. Five former Hawkeyes heard their names called during the three-day event (with three of them being selected in the final 25 picks).
Luke Lachey is the 14th Iowa tight end drafted in the Kirk Ferentz era and the sixth Iowa tight end drafted since 2017. It is the first time that Iowa has had tight ends drafted in three consecutive drafts since 2003-05.
Connor Colby’s football journey has taken him from Cedar Rapids to Iowa City, and now to San Francisco. The 49ers selected the Iowa offensive lineman in the seventh round of the 2025 NFL draft with the 249th overall pick.
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