Articles Tagged: Transfer portal

The former four-star recruit did not see any game action in his one season with the Hawkeyes.

Iowa cornerback John Nestor will enter the transfer portal, he announced Tuesday afternoon on social media. He has two years of eligibility remaining.

Current Green Bay Packers tight end (and South Dakota State alum) Tucker Kraft had “so many great things to say” about Tim Lester and his scheme, new Hawkeye quarterback Mark Gronowski said in a radio interview.

Sam Phillips will join the Hawkeyes after four years with Chattanooga, where he racked up 153 career receptions for 2,088 yards. He set a freshman school record in 2022 with 44 receptions.

Iowa football has made a splash in the transfer portal at the quarterback position with the addition of 2023 Walter Payton Award recipient Mark Gronowski.

Former South Dakota State defensive lineman Bryce Hawthorne has committed to the Hawkeyes, he announced Saturday afternoon on social media.

Iowa football has its sights set on another quarterback in the transfer portal. South Dakota State quarterback transfer Mark Gronowski is visiting Iowa City, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel.

Iowa football has gotten some help on the defensive side of the ball via the transfer portal.

The Hawkeyes’ 2024 involvement in the portal at this point does not resemble a shopping spree, but they could still get a few last-minute Christmas gifts from the portal.

Iowa offensive coordinator Tim Lester’s quarterback makeover is beginning to take shape.

Ex-Auburn quarterback Hank Brown has committed to Iowa football via the transfer portal, he announced Friday afternoon.

As the Hawkeyes “supplement” their roster — and as some players decide to take their talents elsewhere — here is a running list of their portal departures, commitments and notable targets.

Sean Bock of 247 Sports joins The Gazette's John Steppe on this week's episode of Hawk Off the Press to talk about Iowa football's 2025 recruiting class and the Hawkeyes' needs in the December transfer portal window.

The Hawkeyes had 131 players on the 2024 roster. They have to cut that to 105 ahead of the 2025 season. That means a lot fewer opportunities for walk-ons.

Chase Brackney has entered the transfer portal, he announced Tuesday evening on social media. The former three-star recruit did not see any game action in his two years with the Hawkeyes.