Mike Hlas

Former standout Iowa men’s basketball player Ryan Bowen is a longtime assistant coach with the NBA champion Denver Nuggets.

In 2024, Iowa will play USC, UCLA and Rutgers, but not Illinois, Northwestern or Purdue.

Iowa’s 2021 National Player of the Year hopes for a second season with the Minnesota Timberwolves after opening a few eyes last season, including his own.

Two-time Big Ten Men’s Golf Player of the Year plays 36 holes to reach a playoff, then plays eight more before triumphing for major championship

UI interim athletic director Beth Goetz has a resume, and has strong praise from her previous boss, the president at Ball State.

With a lineup stuffed with Eastern Iowans, Coe starts the NCAA Division III Championship Thursday in Texas in search of its first national title in softball.

This week’s Hawk Off The Press podcast includes thoughts on Gary Barta’s retirement, his Iowa legacy and what Iowa should be looking for in its athletics director search.

Former NFL game official/Cedar Rapids teacher-principal/Coe College athletic director made making his hometown better a way of life.

There was way more turbulence under Iowa athletics director Gary than was desirable, but he leaves behind a very appealing job to strong candidates.

For the first time since 2011, the Iowa men’s basketball team will play Creighton. The Hawkeyes and Bluejays haven’t tangled since 2011. Creighton is fresh off reaching the Elite Eight in the NCAA tournament.

Former Hawkeye quarterback and coach Chuck Long was on Bob Stoops’ XFL-championship staff with the Arlington Renegades.

Third-round draft pick Monika Czinano was cut by the Los Angeles Sparks a few days before the WNBA season began.

Don Denkinger, the long-time MLB umpire from Waterloo, was best known for a blown call, but should be known for a long and distinguished career, and for not crumbling in the face of national criticism.

It’s the first start-time announced for a 2023 Iowa game, and first on CBS in many moons.

Iowa sophomore Marcus Morgan is the fifth of five children of former Hawkeye basketball player Michael Morgan who are Division I athletes, but the first in baseball.