Mike Hlas

Softball, basketball, bicycling, even bartending. DeJean has made the rounds in Philadelphia and Iowa, and with adoring fans everywhere.

Garza had spent last three seasons with Minnesota after spending a year with the Detroit Pistons.

Iowa’s 27th-year coach says other college coaches are using his age against him in recruiting, insisting it isn’t anything that should concern would-be Hawkeyes

Sandfort likely will play on Thunder’s NBA Summer League team in Las Vegas next month.

The Hawkeyes got the best of Rutgers’ Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey, as well as No. 11 draftee Cedric Coward of Washington State. Things didn’t go as well against the Nos. 13, 20, 21, 25, 27 picks, but you can’t win them all.

Clark has made just one of her last 23 3-point attempts for the Indiana Fever. That didn’t stop her team from winning Tuesday night, however.

Iowa’s Bennett Stirtz strongly considered turning pro after last season at Drake, but instead is spending a fourth year with Ben McCollum, this time at Iowa.

Haliburton’s incredible postseason run with the Indiana Pacers reaches an NBA Finals Game 7 in Oklahoma City.

Redshirt freshman forward Cooper Koch is the only returning scholarship player on Iowa’s roster.

Senior guard from Amarillo has 178 career 3-pointers in three seasons of major-college basketball. His winding college path concludes with a year at Iowa.

When a column about the NBA Finals takes two seconds for artificial intelligence to write, it’s time for all of us to be afraid, be very afraid.

Four years after going to Mexico for a psychedelic, plant-based treatment to alleviate symptoms of brain injury from years of head trauma, the former Iowa All-American football player remains healthy, in good cheer, and ready to help others with mental health issues.

Gatens, one of Iowa’s all-time leading scorers, is returning to Bruce Pearl’s Auburn staff

North Fayette Valley’s soccer program is an example of starting from scratch and turning into something that has brought a lot of value to the school and its communities

Cassidy Courey is a member of the Professional Women’s Bowling Association. She gets to sleep in her own bed in Cedar Rapids for a change this week, commuting to a PWBA tourney in Waterloo.