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The Hawkeyes’ 40‑0 victory over Northern Illinois highlighted Kamari Moulton’s career‑high rushing performance and Tony Diaz’s receiving surge, while Hank Brown earned the first start of the year, setting the stage for a competitive clash with Iowa State.
The Iowa Hawks opened their preseason with a dominant 33-0 victory over Northern Illinois, showcasing a balanced attack, a relentless defense and special teams that added big plays, while key players delivered career‑high performances.
The Hawkeyes have named two players as co‑starters at quarterback for their opening game against Northern Illinois, leaving the final decision to preseason work and a single practice performance.
The Hawkeyes' first‑week offensive scheme blends a quarterback duel, a deep backfield, and a flexible line, setting the stage for a dynamic attack against the Huskies.
From a four‑star quarterback to a bruising tight end, Iowa's 2026 roster hides several players whose skill sets could turn modest expectations into headline‑making performances.
A deepening tight end corps, anchored by redshirt freshman DJ Vonnahme and bolstered by returning veterans, could reshape Iowa's offense in the upcoming season.
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.
The University of Iowa's August media day unveiled the quarterback race, defensive line changes, and a three‑game home stretch that could define the Hawkeyes' 2026 campaign.
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.
EA Sports' College Football 27 releases detailed player ratings that spotlight Iowa Hawkeyes' quarterback competition, standout running back, and fortified offensive line, shaping expectations for a competitive season.
The Big Ten has dominated recent college football, and with 18 programs gathering in Chicago for media days, each team is shaping its strategy for a new season of title contention.
With media sessions scheduled for July 28 in Chicago, Iowa’s coaching staff and players address key storylines ahead of the upcoming season.
The latest USA TODAY Network Big Ten preseason poll places Iowa eighth, highlighting the conference’s shifting power dynamics and spotlighting key Hawkeye contributors ahead of media days.
From July 28 to 30, the Big Ten will host Media Days in Chicago and Madison, featuring Iowa's coach Kirk Ferentz, key players, and a deep dive into the quarterback competition and playoff aspirations.
After a breakthrough stretch that saw Iowa’s offense surge in the final nine quarters of the 2025 season, offensive coordinator Tim Lester is betting that a Shanahan‑style scheme will anchor the Hawkeyes’ resurgence.
With key starters gone, Iowa is counting on a new generation of talent to fill the void and drive the Hawkeyes forward.
The Hawkeyes enter 2026 with a promising offensive line and experienced backfield, but lingering doubts at quarterback and in the secondary could define their campaign.
Iowa football will showcase its key players at the upcoming Big Ten Media Days in Chicago, where they will share insights ahead of the upcoming 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.
The Hawkeyes' tight end position remains a cornerstone of their offense, blending a legacy of NFL‑ready players with emerging talent poised for a breakout year.
The latest rankings highlight a blend of seasoned starters, promising newcomers, and versatile specialists poised to shape Iowa’s performance on both sides of the ball.
The University of Iowa announced its 2026 leadership council, a diverse group of seniors and upperclassmen tasked with steering the football team toward a pivotal season.
The university announced a diverse council of players spanning graduation years, each selected for their leadership qualities and unique skill sets.