Articles Tagged: Nico Ragaini

Nico Ragaini went from being a lacrosse player who lacked much college football interest to a five-year contributor to Iowa’s offense.

Iowa’s 5.2 yards per play against Rutgers was its best for a Big Ten game this season. The significant offensive improvement prompts the question of whether it marks a turning point or solely a mirage.

Nico Ragaini released a statement through Iowa sports information Wednesday apologizing for his "public criticism of Saturday’s officiating.“

Iowa receiver Nico Ragaini was asked about the state of the Hawkeyes’ offense a few days after their 20-13 win over Iowa State.

Iowa wide receiver Diante Vines talked about his Connecticut connection with fellow receiver Nico Ragaini and his impressions of a couple transfers — quarterback Cade McNamara and receiver Seth Anderson — ahead of the Hawkeyes' season opener Saturday against Utah State.

Iowa’s wide receivers are looking to rebound from a season in which they combined to have fewer touchdown catches than defensive back Cooper DeJean.

Nico Ragaini said he wants to return to Iowa for a sixth season in 2023. His decision to stay gives the Hawkeyes a veteran presence in what would otherwise have been a young wide receiver room.

Big Ten Network’s Meghan McKeown said Saturday morning that Nico Ragaini and Keagan Johnson are expected to play for Iowa against Nevada.

The starters on Monday depth charts have often varied from in-game starters this season, but Iowa still appears to be without Keagan Johnson, Nico Ragaini and others.

Iowa’s wide receiver position is especially thin as Nico Ragaini is expected to miss “at least a couple weeks” with an injury. Keagan Johnson “has been touch and go.”

Iowa football released its first depth chart of the 2022 season on Monday. Here are the main takeaways.

Senior Nico Ragaini will turn 24 years old in January, is almost six years older than some of his wide receiver teammates at Iowa. But he relishes the role of being the old guy, someone who can impart knowledge and wisdom on the younger guys.

Charlie Jones’ departure in May left significant holes to fill on offense and on special teams. The Iowa Hawkeyes are optimistic about their options

As Spencer Petras has gone out to New Jersey to work on his passing fundamentals, teammate Nico Ragaini has been out there, too.

The Hawkeyes have plenty of roster continuity at wide receiver going into 2022.