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Following a bleak end to the 2024 campaign, Iowa's football program has assembled a promising quarterback group, featuring returning veterans and new faces, as they prepare for the upcoming season.
At the Big Ten Media Day, Kirk Ferentz outlined his vision for the upcoming season, emphasizing roster changes, playoff expansion, and concerns about the sport's evolving structure.
Coach Kirk Ferentz discusses the evolving quarterback race, the potential of the secondary and linebackers, and the challenges facing the defensive line and special teams.
Ferentz discusses the quarterback duel between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski, the potential extension of the race into the season, and the challenges facing the defensive line, while highlighting the promise of the secondary, linebackers, and special teams.
Illinois head coach Bret Bielema argues that revenue sharing and the transfer portal have modernized college football, offering new opportunities for teams and players. His comments come amid concerns from Iowa’s Kirk Ferentz and a defensive stance from Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti, as the conference prepares for a landmark video board unveiling.
Spring practice has turned into a quarterback showdown in Iowa City, with offensive coordinator Tim Lester and head coach Kirk Ferentz evaluating Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski for the 2026 starting role.
With fall camp looming, Iowa’s offensive coordinator Tim Lester is still undecided on the starting quarterback, weighing Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski against the demands of the new system and the need for mental toughness.
Iowa’s 2026 class gains a highly touted quarterback in Tradon Bessinger, who will develop behind established starters while competing for a third‑string role.
Freshman quarterback Tradon Bessinger arrives in Iowa City with a strong arm, extensive high school production and a background that includes a prior commitment to Boise State. His arrival adds depth to a room that already features returning signal‑callers and emerging talent.
A deep dive into Iowa's 2026 freshman class, spotlighting standout recruits and their potential impact.
From four‑star defensive back Marcello Vitti to Australian punter Boston Everitt, Iowa's 2026 newcomers are poised to reshape the team's dynamics.
Former walk‑on DJ Vonnahme has been studying the techniques of NFL tight end Brock Bowers, a move that has caught the eye of Iowa’s offensive coordinator Tim Lester and positioned Vononna as a key playmaker for the Hawkeyes.
Barrett Kitrell’s verbal pledge to Nebraska reflects a blend of familial legacy, coaching affinity and a desire to contend for a state title before joining the program next summer.
The latest roster measurements for the Iowa Hawkeyes show notable changes in size for players across every position, offering early clues about how the team may reshape its approach in the 2026 season.
Three Iowa players — Addison Ostrenga, Jayden Montgomery and Zach Lutmer — will represent the Hawkeyes at Big Ten Media Day, embodying a program that prizes potential over pedigree. Coach Kirk Ferentz’s history of turning low‑rated prospects into NFL talent underscores the team’s unique approach.
Iowa Hawkeyes have extended a scholarship to Earnest Winters III, a 6‑3, 195‑pound defensive back from Cahokia High School, who impressed with 188 rushing yards, three touchdowns, 50 tackles and three interceptions as a freshman.
Dwayle Smith, a 5‑foot‑11, 175‑pound defensive back from Saint Frances Academy, announced his commitment to Iowa on June 19, marking the first verbal pledge in the university's 2028 recruiting haul.
Michael Myslinski, an Iowa football offensive lineman, has overcome multiple injuries and surgeries to secure a sixth season of eligibility, relying on mental strength, family support and a strong program environment as he prepares for a pivotal 2026 campaign.
After battling multiple surgeries and setbacks, Iowa’s Michael Myslinski is set to cap his collegiate career with an expanded role on the offensive line.
After losing five top tacklers and four sack leaders, Iowa brings in four portal players, highlighted by Kahmari Brown, who hopes his film‑driven preparation will translate into immediate impact.
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.
Keyon Thomas, a 3‑star running back from Indianapolis, announced his commitment to the University of Iowa, joining a growing list of Indiana products in the Hawkeye program.
Lawrence Britt, a four-star junior athlete from Lausanne, announced his commitment to the University of Missouri, joining a growing list of top prospects from the Memphis area.
Nebraska's latest scholarship offer to Owen Price, a standout linebacker from Grand Island Central Catholic, underscores the program's focus on securing top in‑state prospects for the 2027 recruiting cycle.