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Phil Steele's preseason All-Conference and All-American teams recognize five Iowa football players, highlighting their potential and the program's bright outlook for 2026.
Five Hawkeyes earn preseason honors from Phil Steele, including All-American nods for Pieper and Lutmer and All-Big Ten selections for Lauck, Ozick and Vonnahme, setting high expectations for the 2026 campaign.
Three Big Ten programs are quietly assembling the pieces that could translate into surprise success during the 2026 season.
After a mass exodus of starters, Iowa’s coaching staff and analysts highlight the decision to keep Kade Pieper and Trevor Lauck as the cornerstone of a rebuilding offensive line.
A rising senior with over 1,900 career snaps and zero sacks allowed, Justin Evans is poised to lead Nebraska’s line in 2026 and could become the next Husker offensive lineman to hear his name called at the NFL Draft.
Three offensive players are expected to become central figures in Iowa's 2026 attack, offering a mix of experience and fresh talent.
The new trailer for EA Sports College Football 27 showcases Iowa Hawkeyes offensive linemen Trevor Lauck and Kade Pieper, tight end DJ Vonnahme, and highlights from other programs, ahead of a July 9 launch.
Caleb Johnson, a four-star recruit from Noblesville, Indiana, announced his pledge to the Hawkeyes after a scholarship offer in January 2026 and visits to other top programs.
Iowa’s offensive line coach George Barnett continues to attract elite talent, as four‑star Caleb Johnson, ranked No. 2 in Indiana and No. 22 nationally, tours Iowa City amid a recruiting class that already boasts ten commitments.
After a series of injuries limited his on‑field time, Michael Myslinski has been awarded a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA, positioning him as a top candidate to anchor Iowa’s offensive line in the upcoming 2026 season.
After the NCAA approved an additional season, Michael Myslinski looks to translate his comeback award into a permanent place in Iowa’s starting lineup.
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.
The University of Iowa football program has unveiled its 2026 Leadership Council, a seventeen‑member group designed to shape policy and decision‑making throughout the upcoming season, with the first game slated for September 5 against Northern Illinois.
The University of Iowa has revealed its 2026 Leadership Council, a 17‑member group tasked with shaping team policy. The council’s debut coincides with the Hawkeyes’ season‑opening home game against Northern Illinois on September 5.
The Hawkeyes face a pivotal 2026 campaign marked by roster turnover, emerging talent, and the challenge of integrating new pieces quickly enough to compete in the Big Ten.
A look at the ten Iowa athletes projected to rank among the highest‑rated players in EA Sports' upcoming College Football 27, slated for release on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5.
With point spreads set and spring drills underway, Iowa’s coaching staff and fans are watching closely as the team blends returning starters with new transfers, aiming to turn early favoritism into sustained success.
The 2027 NFL Draft is shaping up to be one of the most anticipated events in recent memory, with teams vying for the services of the nation’s most promising talents.
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.
Athlon’s 2026 College Football Preview places Iowa eighth in the Big Ten and 25th nationally, spotlighting coach Kirk Ferentz’s 28th year, key player recognitions and predictions for the upcoming season.