
Iowa Hawkeyes Cement Legacy as NFL Talent Pipeline
From veteran stars like George Kittle to emerging rookies such as Kaden Wetjen, Iowa’s football program continues to feed the NFL with skilled players across every position.
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From veteran stars like George Kittle to emerging rookies such as Kaden Wetjen, Iowa’s football program continues to feed the NFL with skilled players across every position.

A shaky passing attack, highlighted by a 52.7% completion rate and costly penalties, puts the Iowa Hawkeyes at risk of falling short against Iowa State in Week 2.
Despite a season lost to soft‑tissue injuries, Jarriett Buie is showing marked improvements in speed, agility and catching ability, positioning himself for a larger role in the Hawkeyes’ offense next year.
The 2026 college football season marks a pivotal moment for the Michigan Wolverines, as the program steps into the Kyle Whittingham era following a whirlwind offseason that saw more than 30 newcomers added to the roster.
Cayden Daughtry, a 2027 point guard ranked No. 10 nationally, has named Iowa among his top 14 college choices and is set to visit in September, drawing on Coach Ben McCollum’s proven track record.

A third‑year field hockey midfielder at Iowa, Lexie Haig discusses her athletic roots, favorite memories, superstitions, and the challenges of balancing sport with academics.
The latest edition of The Athletic’s ‘Freaks List’ spotlights Iowa’s rising stars, with offensive lineman Kade Pieper, defensive end Kahmari Brown and defensive back Zach Lutmer all cracking the top 40, while South Carolina’s Nyck Harbor reclaims the No. 1 spot.
The latest edition of The Athletic’s annual ‘Freaks List’ spotlights Iowa’s standout athletes, with Kade Pieper, Kahmari Brown and Zach Lutmer earning top placements that reflect their extraordinary strength, speed and athleticism.
Jay Norvell's departure from Colorado State and his new role at Iowa, along with a series of assistant moves, reshape the Rams' staff and echo through conferences nationwide.

The 2026 Iowa versus Northern Iowa football game marks a turning point for the Panthers under first‑year head coach Todd Stepsis, with quarterback Jaxon Dailey leading a rebuilt roster against a Hawkeyes team expected to win 38‑9.

Projected as a No. 10 seed, Iowa faces a challenging path in the expanded 2026 NCAA Tournament, with roster turnover and the loss of Bennett Stirtz shaping a pivotal season.
The latest rankings blend Heisman winners, transfer sensations and freshmen phenoms, highlighting the depth and uncertainty that define modern college football.

The annual Cy‑Hawk basketball showdown will be missing a defensive anchor for Iowa State, prompting questions about the Cyclones’ depth and the new coach’s early adjustments.

Iowa’s football program is banking on a revitalized special teams unit to shape its 2026 campaign, a segment that has historically separated competent squads from championship contenders.

Cooper Koch's clutch shooting propelled Iowa to its first Elite Eight in four decades, while his participation in the CHISOX program brought him onto the White Sox stage, where a walkoff victory followed.

Kamari Moulton’s standout 2025 season earns him a spot on the 2026 Doak Walker Award watch list, a preseason honor that spotlights his rushing achievements and leadership role for the Iowa Hawkeyes.

Iowa’s defensive coordinator Phil Parker is counting on Zach Lutmer to anchor a revamped secondary, leveraging his experience at safety and his knack for covering cornerback and hybrid CASH roles.

Tavion Banks helped Iowa reach the Elite Eight for the first time in 39 years before narrowing his transfer portal choices to Gonzaga, LSU and Mississippi State.

Despite a relatively healthy fall camp, the Iowa Hawkeyes confront significant injury setbacks that could reshape their lineup for the upcoming season.

The upcoming 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule pits the UConn Huskies against a who's‑who of women's college basketball, from Michigan and Iowa to South Carolina and Tennessee, promising a demanding road before Big East play.
Coach Ben McCollum’s second season brings a blend of experienced returnees and promising newcomers, reshaping the Hawkeyes’ lineup for a deeper, more versatile campaign.

Quarterback Jeremy Hecklinski conducted a community-focused practice at Kinnick Stadium, teaching foundational skills to local children and reinforcing the Hawkeyes’ dedication to youth development.

Luke Murray, celebrated for his offensive brilliance at UConn, is set to lead Boston College’s men’s basketball team, bringing a mix of transfers and fresh talent in hopes of ending a decade‑long drought and sparking an NIT run.

DJ Vonnahme’s emergence as Iowa’s leading receiver sets the stage for a pivotal role in the Hawkeyes’ offense as a new quarterback takes the helm.