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Iowa is set to replace departing star Bennett Stirtz with top Florida point guard Cayden Daughtry, a five‑star recruit whose scoring and playmaking could reshape the Hawkeyes' backcourt under coach Ben McCollum.
Iowa is courting five-star point guard Cayden Daughtry, a top 2027 recruit, to succeed departing star Bennett Stirtz, with a campus visit scheduled for Sept. 11.
Four‑star point guard Tyrone Jamison Jr., a 6‑foot‑1, 155‑pound native of Shreveport, Louisiana, is scheduled to arrive on campus for an official visit on June 14‑15, marking a key step in his recruitment journey.
Iowa hosted four-star point guard Tyrone Jamison Jr. for a June official visit, a key step in his recruitment for the 2027 class.
The Hawkeyes and Cyclones will meet on Dec. 10 at Carver‑Hawkeye Arena, marking the 80th installment of their storied rivalry.
After a record‑breaking senior season, Bennett Stirtz has been invited to the 2026 NBA Draft, where he is projected as a first‑round pick. His performance helped Iowa reach its first Elite Eight since 1987, and he now looks toward a future in Brooklyn.
Bennett Stirtz, Iowa’s senior guard, has been invited to the 2026 NBA Draft in Brooklyn. His stellar statistics, historic team achievements, and reflections on perseverance highlight a career poised for a first‑round selection.
Iowa’s Bennett Stirtz, a first‑round prospect, discusses his draft invitation, season highlights and the Hawkeyes’ historic run.
After reaching the Elite Eight, the Hawkeyes are using summer workouts to reshape their lineup, featuring new transfers and freshmen, while head coach Ben McCollum looks to distribute the load and build chemistry.
With high expectations after a 2025‑26 Elite Eight run, Iowa’s basketball program is navigating key roster changes, new transfers and a fluid starting lineup under head coach Ben McCollum.
Keller Daughtery, a 6‑foot‑10 forward ranked among Missouri’s top prospects, has pledged to the Iowa Hawkeyes, adding a versatile offensive weapon ahead of the 2027 cycle.
The Hawkeyes look to build on their recent tournament success while replacing key departures and integrating fresh talent.
Keller Daughtery, a three‑star power forward from Lee's Summit, Missouri, has officially pledged to the Iowa Hawkeyes, bringing size, shooting and versatility to Ben McCollum’s program.
Keller Daugherty, a 6-foot-10 forward from Lee's Summit, Missouri, has committed to Iowa, choosing the Hawkeyes over Oklahoma, Drake and Colorado State. Ranked 153rd in the 2027 class by 247Sports, his size, length and versatility align with coach Ben McCollum’s vision, adding momentum to the program’s recruiting efforts.
Keller Daugherty, a 6‑foot‑10 forward from Lee’s Summit, Missouri, has pledged to the Iowa Hawkeyes for the 2027 class, citing a strong fit and promising development under head coach Ben McCollum.
After reaching the Elite 8, Iowa must replace key departures and integrate new talent while navigating a deepening Big Ten race.
Vanderbilt basketball is shifting away from multi‑team events, focusing on home‑and‑away games while spotlighting freshman Jackson Sheffield and NBA prospect Tyler Nickel.
The newest Hawk Central episode examines the push for a Carver-Hawkeye Arena overhaul, the buzz around five-star recruit Cayden Daughtry, and potential lineups for the 2026-27 season.
The latest Hawk Central episode brings together 247Sports analyst Sean Bock and host Tyler Tachman to explore Iowa’s arena renovation request, the buzz around five‑star point guard Cayden Daughtry, and the strategic chess pieces coach Ben McCollum is eyeing for the next season.
The Hawkeyes are using the break between seasons to address shooting, defense, and playmaking, with several roster members pinpointing precise areas for growth.
From three‑point breakthroughs to defensive upgrades, Iowa’s roster is shaping its identity before the next season begins.
With the 2026‑27 season still months away, Iowa basketball enthusiasts are buzzing about the team's revamped lineup and the promising start to summer workouts in Iowa City.
Minnesota’s men’s basketball program is entering its second year under head coach Niko Medved, a tenure that began with promise and now seeks to translate early momentum into sustained success. The roster blend of returning starters and high‑impact transfers fuels optimism for a 2027 NCAA tournament berth.
The Hawkeyes will begin summer workouts on June 8, building on a breakthrough Elite Eight appearance while navigating the loss of top prospect Bennett Stirtz and a strong transfer portal haul.