Mike Hlas

Iowa State men’s basketball coach T.J. Otzelberger quickly found four proven players in the transfer portal to supplement his 2022-23 Cyclones.

Kyle Huckstorf hits three home runs and drove in a Big Ten-record 12 runs in Iowa baseball’s crazy 30-16 victory over Indiana on Thursday.

Iowa AD Gary Barta says he’s a supporter of NIL for student-athletes, as well as a supporter of the NCAA transfer portal. But he says the NIL should be for current student-athletes, not recruits.

Sean McCarty, Brown Deer Golf Club’s head pro, tackles the PGA Championship Thursday. It will be the third appearance in a major championship for the Iowa grad and Solon resident.

Iowa men’s basketball assistant coach Courtney Eldridge helped bring fellow Bostonian Desonte Bowen to the Hawkeyes’ roster.

Dubuque’s 37-year old greyhound track closes after this afternoon’s racing program. It once was a big darn deal here.

Iowa men’s basketball assistant coach Kirk Speraw is retiring. He has been on Fran McCaffery’s Hawkeyes staff since 2010.

Iowa forward Kris Murray won’t participate in next week’s NBA Draft Combine but will remain an early entry in the draft. He’ll wait until the June 1 deadline to decide his future plans.

The highest spring-semester cumulative grade-point average among University of Iowa male athletic teams belonged to its wrestling squad. The highest fall-semester cumulative GPA of UI men’s teams did, too.

Iowa pitcher Adam Mazur is having a sensational Big Ten baseball season so far.

Will Iowa junior-to-be Kris Murray join brother Keegan Murray in the 2022 draft or come back to Iowa for one more season of college basketball?

NIL and the transfer portal are interesting and all, but the game of college football will remain the same.

Amarion Nimmers, a 6-foot-3 shooting guard from Rock Island, Ill, announced Saturday he was committing to play men’s basketball at Iowa.

Mount Vernon had its NFL first-round draft pick in 2020 with Tristan Wirfs. It was Solon’s turn with Tyler Linderbaum on Thursday night.

Iowa 6-foot-10 sophomore center Josh Ogundele has taken himself out of the NCAA transfer portal and will return to the Hawkeyes’ men’s basketball team.