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Three Iowa alumni who shaped the program's recent history have earned spots on the upcoming Hall of Fame ballot, drawing attention to the lasting impact of the Hawkeyes' football legacy.
After a breakout season from Mark Gronowski, the Iowa Hawkeyes are charting their next quarterback plan, weighing mobility, size and future potential.
After 27 seasons at the helm, Kirk Ferentz remains a pillar of consistency for the Iowa Hawkeyes, entering 2026 with a top‑20 ranking and a schedule that pits the team against traditional powerhouses.
With 27 years at Iowa, Kirk Ferentz remains a pillar of stability in college football. As the Hawkeyes add transfer talent and face a tough schedule, the program eyes a playoff run.
Matt Campbell entered his first season at Penn State with a No. 16 spot in the CBS Sports coefficient of 130 FBS head coaches, a placement that underscores the heightened expectations attached to the program.
Kirk Ferentz, the longest‑tenured Division I head coach, appears at No. 20 on CBS Sports' 2026 Top 25 Power Four rankings, reflecting his sustained success and the growing respect for his program.
Kyler Kuhn, a four-star offensive lineman from St. Pius X High School in Kansas City, will be on campus June 5-7, 2027, as Iowa welcomes several uncommitted visitors and continues building its 2027 recruiting class.
Kirk Ferentz, the longest‑tenured head coach in Division I football, has once again found himself among the conversation’s elite, landing at No. 20 on CBS Sports’ 2026 Power Four coach rankings.
After the NCAA approved an additional season, Michael Myslinski looks to translate his comeback award into a permanent place in Iowa’s starting lineup.
A look at the 18‑coach ranking that measures conference‑winning percentages, highlighting standout performances and the challenges facing first‑year mentors
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.
The latest Big Ten power rankings spotlight Ohio State’s dominance, Oregon’s resurgence, and a host of other contenders as the 2026 season approaches.
CBS Sports' 2025 college football coach rankings see a shake‑up at the top, with Indiana's Curt Cignetti taking the No. 1 spot while Ohio State's Ryan Day slides to third.
From Kirk Ferentz's smugness to Ryan Day's swagger, the podcast explores why these coaches ruffle Nebraska fans' feathers and what it means for the team's future.
With the season opener looming, Iowa's coaching staff is keeping a tight lid on who will start at quarterback, even as ESPN places Jeremy Hecklinski in a low national tier.
The Hawkeyes are preparing for the 2026 campaign, focusing on a quarterback competition that remains unresolved while a potent defense looks ready to anchor the team.
After losing Xavier Nwankpa and Koen Entringer, Iowa’s defensive coordinator Phil Parker brings in Tyler Brown and Anthony Hawkins, hoping their experience and physicality will restore depth and versatility to the secondary.
Iowa’s football program announced the appointment of Tom Moore as senior consultant, a move praised by analyst David Pollack despite lingering fan concerns about age and scheme.
The University of Iowa announced the hiring of Tom Moore, a longtime NFL assistant, as a senior consultant for the football program, a move praised by former player David Pollack and seen as a chance to blend historic expertise with modern strategy.
A look at the most striking statistics shaping the upcoming college football season, from historic win streaks to the rise of transfer talent.
The Hawkeyes enter as heavy favorites, boasting a strong historical edge over the Huskies and a stellar record in season‑opening games under head coach Kirk Ferentz.
ESPN’s latest analysis highlights ten programs that could break new ground with their inaugural College Football Playoff appearances, each bringing distinct storylines and strengths.