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Michigan State’s special teams, long plagued by inconsistency, are poised for a turnaround with the arrival of transfer punter Rhys Dakin, a three‑year veteran from Iowa whose career averages 43.9 yards per kick.
Analysts forecast a dynamic season for the Hawkeyes, highlighting quarterback Jeremy Hecklinski's debut, a deep rushing attack, dominant line play, and several marquee victories.
James Barnett, a standout offensive lineman at Iowa City West High School, has officially received a scholarship offer from the University of Iowa, joining a growing list of collegiate programs courting his talents.
James Barnett, a multi-sport star from Iowa City West, has received a scholarship offer from the University of Iowa, where his father serves as offensive line coach. With additional interest from Miami (OH) and South Dakota, Barnett is taking a measured approach to his college decision.
EA Sports' upcoming College Football 27 launches July 9 with a $69.99 price tag, featuring Iowa's updated rating and a roster of cover athletes.
Despite a 67th national ranking, Michigan State’s recent hires and player developments suggest potential upside for the upcoming season
With Chris Polizzi taking the reins, the Hawkeyes are reshaping their kicking game, adding experienced talent and fresh competition ahead of their Week 1 matchup against Northern Illinois.
Michigan State has appointed LeVar Woods as its new special teams coordinator and assistant head coach, a move that comes with a $1.1 million salary and brings a proven track record of top‑10 units from his Iowa tenure.
ESPN’s latest Power 4 rankings place Iowa at No. 21, praising its offensive line, coaching continuity and transfer portal class while flagging quarterback uncertainty and defensive line questions.
ESPN’s latest projection places the Iowa Hawkeyes at No. 21 among Power 4 teams, highlighting both their established strengths and emerging questions.
With LeVar Woods departing for Michigan State and Chris Polizzi stepping in, Iowa must replace key special teams contributors and integrate new talent to preserve its historic edge.
The Wolverines face a challenging slate of opponents, each bringing new coaches, transfer portal moves, and key player storylines that could define the 2026 campaign.
The Hawkeyes are reshaping their roster and coaching staff as they gear up for the upcoming campaign, blending new talent with Iowa's distinctive traditions.
Brendan Fitzgerald, the youngest son of Michigan State head coach Pat Fitzgerald, has pledged to the Spartans as a preferred walk‑on wide receiver for the class of 2027, continuing a family tradition that has already placed two older brothers in Division I programs.
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.