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Freshman tight end Thomas Meyer is already drawing high marks from Iowa's coaching staff, who see him as a promising addition to a tradition-rich program.
Coach Kirk Ferentz announced that linebacker‑turned‑wrestler Ben Kueter and receiver Terrence Smith will not return for the 2026 football season, detailing health concerns, surgical recoveries and the coach’s optimism about Smith’s potential comeback.
Iowa announced that defensive back Kyler Gerardy and receiver Lance Beeghley will miss significant time or the entire 2026 season, a blow that could reshape the Hawkeyes' roster.
Iowa's fall camp has been marked by the absence of key transfer Tyler Brown, prompting the team to rely on newcomer Anthony Hawkins for defensive leadership.
The Hawkeyes must replace a record number of seniors and NFL prospects, with five standout athletes under intense scrutiny as they prepare for a season‑opening showdown.
Former Iowa Hawkeyes players make their 2026 NFL preseason debuts across a series of Week 1 games, with several matchups broadcast on NFL Network, ESPN Unlimited and NFL+.
Fifth‑year Iowa linebacker Jayden Montgomery appears on the preseason watch list for the Allstate Wuerffel Trophy, highlighting his athletic contributions and extensive off‑field service.
Trevor Lauck and Kade Pieper have been named to the 2026 Lombardi Award watch list, recognizing their character and excellence as key contributors to Iowa's top‑ranked offensive line.
Iowa’s rising defensive star Zach Lutmer is recognized on the Bronko Nagurski Award watch list, signaling high expectations for his upcoming campaign.
LeVar Woods, the new special teams coordinator at Michigan State, is rebuilding the unit through versatile player development, strategic portal additions, and a championship‑level approach endorsed by coach Pat Fitzgerald.
Don Nelson, celebrated for his Iowa dominance and five NBA titles as a player, later reshaped coaching with his innovative ‘Nellie Ball’ system, leaving a legacy of 1,335 wins.
Don Nelson, a five‑time NBA champion who later became one of the most influential coaches in basketball history, passed away at 86. His innovative ‘Nellie Ball’ system reshaped modern basketball.
An analysis of Iowa’s low penalty rate, its coaching roots, and the upcoming challenges that test the Hawkeyes’ disciplined approach.
Five‑star guard Jalen Davis will visit Iowa on October 3, joining a wave of elite recruits that could reshape the Hawkeyes’ roster.
Logan Jones, a Rimington Trophy winner, is competing for the starting center position with the Chicago Bears after being drafted in the second round, facing veteran Garrett Bradbury and a reshaped offensive line following Drew Dalman's retirement.
Phil Parker has built Iowa’s defense into a turnover machine, leveraging the transfer portal and developing NFL‑ready talent to keep the Hawkeyes competitive.
A torn Achilles tendon cut short Addison Ostrenga’s 2025 campaign, but a year of rehab, film study and mentorship has set the stage for his return, where he will blend on‑field production with off‑field guidance for Iowa’s rising tight ends.
Addison Ostrenga’s 2025 Achilles tendon rupture ended his playing time prematurely, but a year of rehab and strategic involvement has positioned him to re‑enter Iowa’s offense in 2026, bringing leadership and depth to a room that includes emerging talents.
Three Iowa players with proven collegiate production are positioned to leverage their 2025 performances into substantially larger name, image and likeness agreements.
Four‑star prospect Mya Wilson selects Ohio State over Iowa, TCU and Minnesota after an official visit to Iowa in June.
Four-star guard Mya Wilson, a standout in the 2027 class, has pledged to Ohio State after a decisive recruitment process that included visits to Iowa, TCU and Minnesota.
While the Hawkeyes' quarterback battle between Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski dominates early‑season headlines, the team's history shows that wins have continued even when the signal‑callers underwhelm. Recent statistics reveal modest passing numbers, yet Iowa has posted a winning record and remains a fixture in the Big Ten. The path to a playoff berth, however, may hinge on finally elevating the position.
Iowa’s standout defensive back Zach Lutmer blends film study, instinct and psychological warfare to dominate the Hawkeyes’ secondary in the 2025 season.
Iowa’s latest scholarship offer to Joy Pettigrew highlights a competitive recruiting push across the Midwest, as the Hawkeyes join a national chase for top‑tier guard talent.