Mike Hlas

“Iowa 42” was a phrase drummed in Badger players’ heads in offseason conditioning workouts, thanks to the Hawkeyes’ 42-10 rout of the Badgers at Kinnick Stadium last November.

Penn State is a popular pick to win the conference. Oregon won it last year and says it wants to “Double down.” Indiana, so good last year, has plenty of talent in 2025.

Iowa plays at Nebraska this November, where the Hawkeyes have won in each of their last six visits

The conference and Sin City would have seemed like strange bedfellows for, oh, forever. But they’re together in Las Vegas for the league’s football media days, with men’s and women’s basketball tournaments coming here in 2027.

Jones sparkled in NBA Summer League for Nuggets, averaging 14.6 points and shooting 47 percent from deep.

Iowa offensive lineman Kade Pieper won his second-straight Beef Days Hay Bale Toss, but as always, a good time was had by all.

Not a lot of tickets are left for any of the Hawkeyes’ seven 2025 home games.

Ironside doesn’t just run a business, or do radio color commentary for Hawkeye wrestling, or farm, or build and drive race cars. He does all those things.

Dunker was a second-team All-Big Ten honoree last year by the league’s coaches, but says he’d like to have all the 2024 games back.

Big East’s Musketeers went 22-12 last season, won a game in NCAA tournament

If Erie, Pa., can cash in on switching from the SeaWolves to the Moon Mammoths, why can’t Cedar Rapids create a new cash cow (or goat, or panda) of its own?

Author Christine Brennan looks at why Clark should have embraced warmly by the entirety of the WNBA and USA Basketball coming out of Iowa last year, but wasn’t.

Trey Thompson was wooed by many a premier program, but is joining the Hawkeyes

Cedar Rapids’ 12-time PGA Tour champion has a decision to make next February: To stay on that Tour or switch to the Champions Tour for 50-and-overs.

Iowa point guard is a consensus Top 16 pick of those who make way-too-early mock drafts for national publications.