Articles Tagged: Michigan Wolverines

Junior pitcher Ty Langenberg threw seven innings of two-hit ball to help the Iowa baseball team to a 5-0 win Saturday morning over Michigan at the Big Ten tournament. The Hawkeyes play for the tourney title Sunday afternoon.

Brayden Frazier hit a grand slam in a six-run fifth inning that propelled the Iowa Hawkeyes baseball team to a 13-3, eight-inning win Tuesday morning over Michigan at the Big Ten Conference Tournament. Iowa has hit nine grand slams this season.

Say what you will about the NCAA transfer portal, it sure pumps out some wild stories that would have been unbelievable not long ago.

Michigan transfer Cade McNamara got the keys to Iowa’s offense immediately, and now we wait to see how much he revs things up in September.

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.

Iowa’s No. 13 Cobe Siebrecht pulled off a big move in sudden victory to drop No. 10 Will Lewan at 157 pounds. He helped No. 2 Iowa handle No. 9 Michigan, 33-8, in a Big Ten Conference dual Friday night at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

Iowa beat Michigan 33-8 in a Big Ten Conference wrestling dual meet at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.

The Iowa men’s basketball team trailed Michigan by seven with 2:00 left in regulation, but rallied to force overtime, then roared away.

The Iowa Hawkeyes stormed back to beat the Michigan Wolverines in overtime, 93-84.

Iowa trailed almost the entire second half, but found a way to get its third-straight victoryc, 93-84 in overtime against Michigan.

The Hawk Off The Press podcast breaks down the latest transaction news and what it signals about the Iowa football program’s future.

Iowa believes it is “growing on offense,” but it also needs to “improve faster than we have been if we want to expect to win Big Ten football games.”

Listen to The Final Score podcast for thoughts from John Steppe and Mike Hlas on the Hawkeyes’ 27-14 loss to Michigan.

Iowa showed more of its offensive mediocrity in a 27-14 to Michigan.

Iowa football coach Kirk Ferentz is “not questioning anybody’s integrity,” but he did not hide his displeasure with the Big Ten officiating crew after the Hawkeyes’ 27-14 loss to No. 4 Michigan.