
Brendan Hausen Secures Summer League Spot with Memphis Grizzlies
Former Iowa Hawkeyes guard Brendan Hausen has signed a Summer League contract with the Memphis Grizzlies, seeking to demonstrate his three‑point capabilities in a rebuilding roster.
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Former Iowa Hawkeyes guard Brendan Hausen has signed a Summer League contract with the Memphis Grizzlies, seeking to demonstrate his three‑point capabilities in a rebuilding roster.

A look at how the Hawkeyes’ storied venue and fluctuating performance against ranked foes shape their upcoming season

The NCAA's recent decision to allow athletes five years of eligibility reshapes the future for Iowa's basketball program, giving key players additional time to contribute.

A look at how time of possession, turnover margin and yards after catch are driving the Hawkeyes’ strategy heading into the next season.

An analysis of Iowa's time of possession, turnover margin and yards after catch reveals how the Hawkeyes are shaping a strategy that could redefine their competitiveness in the upcoming season

The latest 247Sports rankings spotlight Iowa's growing influence in the 2027 class, with commitments from high‑profile prospects and a series of visits that could reshape the roster.

Iowa Hawkeyes use summer workouts to cement quarterback competition and defensive revamp ahead of the 2026 season.

After being released by the Houston Texans, Luke Lachey signs with the Green Bay Packers, aiming to secure a spot on the roster through his blocking expertise and special‑teams contributions.

Kirk Ferentz enters his 28th year at Iowa, ranking fifth in the Big Ten according to On3 Sports, with a record of 210‑126 and a streak of eight‑win seasons that defines his program’s resilience.

The Iowa Hawkeyes, ranked No. 19 nationally and No. 7 in the Big Ten, are among a group of teams poised for a Playoff run, with coach Kirk Ferentz eyeing his first appearance.
Keyon Thomas, a 3-star recruit from Warren Central High School, announced his commitment to Iowa, joining a class that continues to draw top talent from Indiana.

Kate McDougall, a 5‑foot‑10 combo guard from Washington, Illinois, recently took an unofficial visit to Iowa, where she impressed staff with her freshman statistics and sparked early recruiting chatter.

Wisconsin’s football program seeks a turnaround after a 4‑8 2025 campaign, with new quarterback Colton Joseph and linebacker Mason Posa poised to make an impact.

Mya Wilson, a highly ranked 2027 prospect, visited the University of Iowa for an official trip that highlights her rising stature and the program's dual focus on her and her sister Ashlee.

A 2028 basketball prospect from Logan‑Rogersville took an unofficial visit to Iowa City, explored the campus, observed workouts and received an offer from the Iowa men’s basketball program, underscoring the university’s expanding recruiting reach.

The Hawkeyes and Cyclones will meet on Dec. 10 at Carver‑Hawkeye Arena, marking the 80th installment of their storied rivalry.

After a mass exodus of starters, Iowa’s coaching staff and analysts highlight the decision to keep Kade Pieper and Trevor Lauck as the cornerstone of a rebuilding offensive line.

After years of criticism, the Iowa Hawkeyes' wide receiver group is reshaping its lineup with projected starters and backup options hoping to support a young quarterback.

Michigan State has appointed LeVar Woods as its new special teams coordinator and assistant head coach, a move that comes with a $1.1 million salary and brings a proven track record of top‑10 units from his Iowa tenure.

Four‑star wide receiver Lawrence Britt is set to announce his college commitment on Thursday, a live event that could cement Iowa’s rising momentum in the recruiting arena.

With LeVar Woods departing for Michigan State and Chris Polizzi stepping in, Iowa must replace key special teams contributors and integrate new talent to preserve its historic edge.
From three‑point breakthroughs to defensive upgrades, Iowa’s roster is shaping its identity before the next season begins.
A Lubbock, Texas, judge has cleared Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby to play for the Red Raiders this season, despite the player's admission of placing thousands of wagers over the past four years.

The Hawkeyes will face top contenders at home and on the road, with a schedule that blends manageable trips with marquee battles against UCLA, USC, Michigan and Ohio State