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Despite losing more than 50 players, the Cyclones still aim for a bowl berth, and their five road matchups present a spectrum of difficulty, from UCF's modest challenge to BYU's elite test.
The Iowa Hawkeyes saw their Big Ten tournament run cut short after defeats to Michigan State and Purdue, finishing conference play at .500 and losing key seniors.
Detroit Lions have locked in Jack Campbell to a new four‑year contract, cementing the services of one of the league’s most promising linebackers.
Jack Campbell signs a four‑year extension with the Detroit Lions after a breakout season that earned him All‑Pro and Pro Bowl honors, cementing his role as a cornerstone of the team's defense.
From a dominant high school career in Winfield‑Mount Union to early collegiate performances, Cam Buffington is emerging as a key playmaker for the Hawkeyes.
With a deep 2026 roster, the Hawkeyes are poised to send several players into the NFL spotlight, including Lutmer, who can patrol multiple secondary spots, and Pieper, projected as a future center.
The Iowa Hawkeyes are gearing up for the 2026 campaign, highlighted by versatile defensive back Zach Lutmer and athletic center Kade Pieper, both slated to enter the 2027 draft conversation as potential first‑round selections.
A detailed look at Iowa State’s ambitious non‑conference schedule, marquee matchups, and the storylines that could shape the team’s early season.
In a candid conversation on The IX Sports Podcast, Iowa guard Chit Chat Wright discusses her leadership role, the impact of NIL deals, and the ripple effects of the transfer portal across college basketball.
Ohio State enters the 2026 season as the preseason No. 1 team in CBS Sports' post‑spring rankings, facing a demanding schedule and key player returns while reshaping its defense under new leadership.
An early look at Illinois’ 2026‑27 Big Ten slate reveals a blend of formidable opponents and winnable games, positioning the Fighting Illini for a deep conference run and a shot at the national title.
An exploration of the factors that have turned a once‑dominant program into a perennial under‑achiever.
Elliot Cadeau is set to return for the 2026‑27 season, bringing experience and shooting prowess, while Michigan navigates injuries, transfers, and uncertain futures for several key players.
UCLA’s recent roster overhaul under Coach Mick Cronin brings new talent, with Donovan Dent leading the charge, as projections forecast home victories over several Big Ten opponents but also highlight likely losses to Michigan, Michigan State, Iowa and USC.
After a season limited by injury and suspension, Emely Rodriguez joins the Orange, bringing a proven scoring threat and defensive intensity.
The Ducks released their 2026‑27 Big Ten basketball schedule, featuring road tests against Purdue, Illinois, Michigan and more, while aiming to improve on a 12‑20 record and secure a spot in the expanded NCAA Tournament.
Former Iowa guard Emely Rodriguez is set to join Syracuse, bringing an end to a injury‑marred season and raising questions about eligibility and the Hawkeyes’ transfer strategy.
With training camp on the horizon, the Hawkeyes confront questions at quarterback while their defense, anchored by coordinator Phil Parker, looks to preserve its recent excellence.
The Hawkeyes enter 2026 with a revamped defense led by coordinator Phil Parker and a quarterback competition that could shape their offensive identity.
Veteran coach Tom Moore, a Hawkeye alumnus and four‑time Super Bowl champion, has been appointed senior consultant and offensive advisor to the Iowa Hawkeyes, where he will work with emerging talents such as Jeremy Hecklinski and Hank Brown.
The University of Iowa announced the hiring of Tom Moore as senior consultant to the head coach and offensive advisor, marking a homecoming for the Hawkeye legend.
Iowa announces the addition of Tom Moore, a four‑time Super Bowl champion and longtime football veteran, to its coaching staff in an advisory capacity.
After years of defensive dominance but offensive stagnation, Iowa hopes that wide receiver Tony Diaz will provide the spark needed to complement a top‑ranked defense.
The former Iowa Hawkeyes standout has signed a player development contract with the Los Angeles Sparks, aiming to contribute off the bench while recovering from injury.