University of Northern Iowa, Iowa State handle foes to stay on collision course. Random thoughts on Iowa’s win over Nebraska. Wartburg women win tournament title and state tournament notes in the Wrestling Weekend That Was.
The former Solon prep has thrived in his final season with the Bison, earning Missouri Valley Football Conference Offensive Player of the Year honors and being one of the top-three finalists for the Walter Payton Award as the top FCS player.
Northern Iowa faces its fifth of six straight ranked Missouri Valley Football Conference opponents — and its second No. 1-ranked foe of the season — this Saturday at North Dakota State.
The last five games between Coe and Dubuque have been decided by one score. Wartburg looks for a school record 20th straight regular-season conference win. Michael Mulherin leads Upper Iowa in tackles and more. Here are five storylines in Iowa small college football this weekend.
Jared Franek knew a few wrestlers from North Dakota that made the NCAA Division I level, including former Iowa Hawkeyes Terry and Troy Steiner and family friend, Scott Schiller, who wrestled for Minnesota. Now, he looks to set an example for young North Dakota wrestlers with NCAA D-I aspirations.
Northern Iowa lost a win-or-go-home regular-season football finale against North Dakota State Saturday evening at the UNI-Dome, 48-27.
Northern Iowa hosts rival North Dakota State on Saturday in a regular-season finale that’s a de facto playoff game. Here are three keys for the Panthers.
The Gazette’s Pick ‘Ems panel has score predictions for three games every week during the college football season, including the Iowa and Iowa State games. Here are the picks for Saturday, Nov. 18.
No. 9 North Dakota State comes to the UNI-Dome on Saturday and UNI needs a win to make the FCS playoff field.
The 25th-ranked Coe Kohawks need a win Saturday over Loras to stay in contention for one of four at-large bids for the NCAA Division III Championships. Cornell looks for its sixth win. Read about five storylines in Iowa non-FBS football.
Jared Franek didn’t visit the University of Iowa when he was in high school. When he stepped into the portal as a graduate transfer and received a call from the Iowa men’s wrestling coaching staff, he was ready to make the 537-mile drive he didn’t as a prep.
Iowa men’s wrestling coach Tom Brands emphasized the importance of opportunities. Opportunities for some new faces that popped out of the transfer portal, ones in front of younger Hawkeyes with the potential to break through and the possibility to reclaim opportunities for some Hawkeye veterans.
Battles of conference leaders, streaks and hot starts. Here are five Iowa things To watch In non-FBS college football this weekend.
While optimism was everywhere on the first day of August, MVFC voters almost unanimously picked South Dakota State — the reigning national champions — to repeat as the conference’s top team.
Say what you will about the NCAA transfer portal, it sure pumps out some wild stories that would have been unbelievable not long ago.
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