Fans looking to attend Iowa Hawkeyes football games at Kinnick Stadium can start making plans now, as individual tickets for the upcoming home schedule will be released next week. Donors receive early access on July 13, with general public sales following on July 16 through the official athletics portal.
The team enters its 28th season under longtime head coach Kirk Ferentz, who guided the Hawkeyes to a 17th‑ranked finish in the nation last year. Ferentz’s continued presence adds stability as the program aims to climb higher in the coming weeks.
Student‑section tickets have already sold out, but undergraduates can still purchase non‑section seats at the reduced student rate, ensuring a broad base of support across the campus community.
Season Highlights
Iowa Athletics announced a special Kids’ Day celebration at Kinnick Stadium scheduled for August 15, featuring family‑friendly activities and promotions. The event underscores the university’s commitment to community engagement beyond the gridiron.
Key Matchups
The Hawkeyes’ slate includes a September 5 showdown against Northern Illinois, highlighted by a Gold Out theme, followed by a September 12 clash with Iowa State in the Iowa Corn Cy‑Hawk Series. Additional marquee games feature a late‑October battle with Wisconsin during Homecoming weekend and a November 27 senior day contest against Nebraska.
Other scheduled opponents include Northern Iowa on September 19, Purdue on November 14, and a highly anticipated October 3 matchup with Ohio State, where the game will be part of an ANF Black & Gold Spirit Game.
Pricing and Access
Season tickets and all‑inclusive passes are already on sale, providing fans with guaranteed access to all home games at a discounted rate. Individual game prices vary by opponent and seating tier, with student‑priced tickets available for select non‑section locations.
Purchases can be completed through the Hawkeyes’ official ticketing site, hawkeyesports.com, which also lists detailed game times, kickoff information, and special event promotions.
Beyond the on‑field action, the schedule incorporates themed nights such as Military Appreciation, Black Out, and Gold Out, each designed to celebrate different segments of the fan base and foster a vibrant stadium atmosphere.