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Tavion Banks announced his departure from Iowa men's basketball via Instagram, expressing thanks to coaches, teammates and fans while confirming his entry into the 2026 NBA Draft.
Tavion Banks announced his departure from the Iowa Hawkeyes, closing a chapter that combined collegiate success with a forthcoming NBA prospect.
Destiny Manyawu, a top 2027 recruit, is set to visit Iowa on October 10 as part of her decision‑making process, joining three other elite programs in her final considerations.
Trevin Jirak’s versatile play and Cooper Koch’s emerging impact highlight Iowa’s promising frontcourt during a July 15 workout.
The University of Iowa men's basketball program was honored with the 2025‑26 NABC Team Academic Excellence Award, while junior forward Cam Manyawu was celebrated for his academic excellence and key contributions on the court.
Coach Ben McCollum sounds optimistic about the Hawkeyes' prospects, highlighting improved shooting, added length and a deep bench as the team prepares for the 2026‑27 campaign.
Coach Ben McCollum discusses the Hawkeyes' progress, key players like Cooper Koch and Ethan Harris, and the team's focus on closing out games.
After an Elite Eight finish, Iowa must replace key departures and lean on a new generation of players who can shift the team’s trajectory.
After reaching the Elite Eight, Iowa’s men’s basketball program is poised for a pivotal season, with new transfers, a towering center and developing wings all eyeing a larger role under Coach Ben McCollum.
The Iowa Hawkeyes will visit Xavier on November 20 in a non‑conference clash that continues a home‑and‑home series. With both teams reshaping their rosters, the game promises a battle of offensive firepower and new talent.
The Hawkeyes will visit Xavier on November 20, 2026, in a game that revisits a recent victory and introduces new storylines for both programs.
Ten players from the recent Elite Eight squad return, highlighting a strategic approach that blends development, culture and long‑term vision.
A look at how Iowa’s Elite Eight core stays together, the coaching philosophy behind the moves, and what it means for the program’s future.
The Hawkeyes are reshaping their attack after a ninth‑place Big Ten finish, with sophomore forward Tate Sage emerging as a key contributor and a quartet of newcomers bringing size, speed and selflessness to the roster.
Sophomore forward Tate Sage is set to expand his impact after a standout Sweet 16 performance, as Iowa reshapes its offense around a committee approach.
Transfer Andrew McKeever, the tallest player in Iowa history, is adjusting to a new system under Coach Ben McCollum while the Hawkeyes aim to climb the Big Ten standings.
The Hawkeyes and the Hokies will meet in Sioux City on a Tuesday night in November, with tickets going on sale June 26. The game pits two programs riding recent NCAA Tournament successes and first‑year coaches who have already made deep runs.
After finishing near the bottom of the nation in rebounding, the Hawkeyes hope the arrival of Andrew McKeever will fortify their paint presence and improve defensive outcomes.
After finishing near the bottom of the nation in rebounding, the University of Iowa adds a massive 7‑foot‑3 center from Saint Mary’s, hoping his size and experience will tighten the paint and lower opponents’ two‑point percentages.
The NCAA's recent decision to allow athletes five years of eligibility reshapes the future for Iowa's basketball program, giving key players additional time to contribute.
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.
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.