The B1G Tournament is right around the corner, and the Iowa Hawkeyes will either be a No. 8 seed or fall to No. 9. Dropping to No. 9 is significant as it prevents them from having a double-bye.
The No. 2 Iowa Hawkeyes are fresh off a 64-58 win over No. 10 Illinois but now they must go through No. 3 Michigan. A few weeks ago, the Wolverines came to Iowa City, where they were embarrassed, 62-44.
A shocking loss in the SEC quarterfinals has opened the door for the Iowa Hawkeyes to become a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Obviously, Iowa isn't in the SEC.
Entering the year with a quarterback competition brings a different bit of excitement to the Iowa Hawkeyes football program. Longtime head coach Kirk Ferentz didn't go to the portal this year as he trusted both Jeremy Hecklinski and Hank Brown.
The B1G Tournament is the last chance for these teams to impress the NCAA Tournament committee as Selection Sunday will be here before they know it. The No.
The Iowa Hawkeyes have lost five of their last seven games and are trending in the wrong direction at the worst possible time. That said, their win over No.
Currently ranked No. 9 in the AP Top 25, the Iowa Hawkeyes are the No. 2 seed in the B1G Tournament. Only No. 1 UCLA is ranked higher than them, something that is not surprising as the Bruins went undefeated in conference play.
Senior Night didn't quite go according to plan as the Iowa Hawkeyes fell to No. 3 Michigan, 71-68. That score was eerily similar to their Penn State loss, 71-69, though this game told an entirely different story.
Not one, not two, but three Class of 2027 recruits are predicted to join the Iowa Hawkeyes. Longtime head coach Kirk Ferentz continues to work his magic, as Rivals' Allen Trieu wasted no time pinpointing which three recruits are dead-set on joining the Hawkeyes.
The Iowa Hawkeyes stellar regular season under second year head coach Jan Jensen got them to this point. While teams had to begin playing in the conference tournament on March 4, Iowa is able to sit back and relax as they earned a double-bye.
Gable Mitchell has simply been unstoppable in the early goings of the college baseball season for the Iowa Hawkeyes. Over 12 games, Mitchell is currently slashing .521/.600/.750 (1.350 OPS) with one home run and 14 RBIs.
Bennett Stirtz has single-handedly made a massive impact on the Iowa Hawkeyes 2025-26 season. Had first year head coach Ben McCollum not brought him over from Drake, this team would be nowhere near where they are.
The Iowa Hawkeyes finished the regular season with a 24-5 (15-3 B1G) record thanks to second year head coach Jan Jensen. Jensen was able to get the best out of her freshman and sophomores, especially when they lost senior Taylor McCabe to a season-ending injury.
Currently on Bubble Watch, the Iowa Hawkeyes need a statement victory to leave no doubt. Their NCAA Tournament hopes were at an all-time high when they knocked off No.
First year head coach Ben McCollum knows the Iowa Hawkeyes wouldn't be where they are today if it weren't for senior guard Bennett Stirtz. McCollum brought a ton of Drake players with him, but no one was more impactful than the Missouri native.
Hannah Stuelke became Jan Jensen’s top force in the paint and earned All-Big Ten honors, but a serious arm injury may end her court time for Friday’s quarterfinal.
Have you ever seen an athlete and just thought, “Hell yeah”? Meet Gennings Dunker, a tone-setting offensive lineman out of Iowa looking for a home in the National Football League next season.