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A standout showing at the Peach Jam propelled Cayden Daughtry to the third spot in the 2027 class, sparking a high‑profile recruitment battle with Iowa coach Ben McCollum.
University of Iowa senior Kooper Schulte was chosen by the New York Mets in the 20th round of the 2026 MLB Draft, capping a collegiate journey that saw the Hawkeyes clinch a Big Ten Tournament berth for the 11th straight year.
Iowa's storied program is witnessing an unusual influx of impactful newcomers, from an Australian punter to a Nebraska‑born cornerback, signaling a shift in how the team approaches fresh talent.
Individual tickets for Iowa’s home games go on sale July 16, while donors can buy on July 13; the Hawkeyes, ranked 17th last season, open under coach Kirk Ferentz’s 28th year.
Lynn Kennedy, a key figure in Iowa’s back‑to‑back Big Ten titles, passed away on July 3. A memorial service will be held on July 21 in Newark, New Jersey.
After a strong finish to the 2025 season, the Hawkeyes are projected to meet Virginia Tech in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl, a game that could end 7‑5 and spark a legendary mayo‑filled celebration for coach Kirk Ferentz.
The Hawkeyes are reshaping their attack after a ninth‑place Big Ten finish, with sophomore forward Tate Sage emerging as a key contributor and a quartet of newcomers bringing size, speed and selflessness to the roster.
Sophomore forward Tate Sage is set to expand his impact after a standout Sweet 16 performance, as Iowa reshapes its offense around a committee approach.
Iowa State announces a 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule that features exhibition games, a Vegas tournament appearance, and a mix of home and away contests against a diverse set of opponents.
The basketball court at Titus Sparrow Park in Boston has been renamed in honor of Iowa’s all‑time great Michelle Edwards, celebrating a career that reshaped women’s basketball from Massachusetts to the WNBA.
The 2026 college football season is already generating buzz as analysts and fans alike circle a handful of games that could reshape the playoff picture.
On October 7 the Dayton Flyers will meet Xavier at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, Ohio, in the first college basketball game ever played on a tennis venue. The event supports mental health charities and revives historic rivalries.
The Cyclones will play 11 home games and eight away contests, featuring new talent, in‑state rivals and a first‑ever meeting with UCF before a potential Big 12 tournament run.
Transfer Andrew McKeever, the tallest player in Iowa history, is adjusting to a new system under Coach Ben McCollum while the Hawkeyes aim to climb the Big Ten standings.
The recent dedication of a hometown basketball court celebrates the career of Michelle “Ice” Edwards, a University of Iowa star who later made her mark in the WNBA and abroad.
Jocelyn Faison and Dani Carnegie, former Georgia teammates, have joined the Iowa women's basketball program, bringing SEC accolades and a shared vision for a championship run.
Northern Illinois' offseason moves make their matchup with Iowa more competitive than in recent years.
ESPN's recent ranking places Nile Kinnick at the top of the list for jersey No. 24, celebrating a career that still defines Iowa football excellence.
Iowa’s head coach Ben McCollum is chasing five-star center Bentley Lusakueno, a top-ranked prospect who already holds multiple Division I offers.
Despite a sudden lightning pause at Kinnick Stadium, the Savannah Bananas turned a baseball matchup with the Firefighters into a community celebration, highlighting Iowa’s enthusiasm and charitable outreach
After a strong 2026 campaign, the University of Iowa baseball squad is set to travel to Nevada for a three‑day showcase that could shape its upcoming season.
Crowds gathered at Big Grove in Iowa City cheer on the U.S. men's team, reflecting a growing national passion for soccer as the squad prepares to face Belgium in the Round of 16.
James Barnett, a standout offensive lineman at Iowa City West High School, has officially received a scholarship offer from the University of Iowa, joining a growing list of collegiate programs courting his talents.
After a second‑round loss, Iowa’s roster is reshaping its identity, blending veteran leadership with fresh talent, and drawing inspiration from Caitlin Clark’s relentless work ethic.