March Madness is the main thing on everyone's mind, but the Iowa Hawkeyes aren't there yet. Instead of being a "lock" into the tournament, Iowa dropped a game to Wisconsin that may have changed everything.
Having dropped three of their last four, the Iowa Hawkeyes know their defense will decide the game against Ohio State. OSU is an all-around solid team that wins games because they put points on the board.
Coming off a tough road loss, the Iowa Hawkeyes know they must take advantage of their final home games. One of those is against No. 3 Michigan, a team only the Wisconsin Badgers have been able to defeat this season.
Even though Logan Jones, Beau Stephens and Gennings Dunker have all graduated, the Iowa Hawkeyes' offensive line should still be in a good state. Right guard Kade Pieper is set to make the move to center, a move Rimington Trophy winner Jones is extremely excited about.
For the second time this season, Iowa Hawkeyes center Ava Heiden was named United States Basketball Writers Association National Player of the Week. Her second USBWA National Player of the Week honor comes after she was already named Naismith Player of the Week and B1G Player of the Week.
For only the fourth time in program history, the Iowa Hawkeyes have defeated seven AP Top 25 teams in a single season. Keep in mind, this only includes the regular season.
With just two regular season games remaining, the Iowa Hawkeyes know a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament is within sight. Losing early in the B1G tournament would be a big set-back for this program, but otherwise they'll be in good shape to stay a No.
Coming off a year where the Iowa Hawkeyes were able to snag Tradon Bessinger from Boise State, they have their sights set on another top quarterback in the Class of 2027.
For the third time in her career, Iowa Hawkeyes center Ava Heiden has been named B1G Player of the Week. Seeing as she was also the Naismith Player of the Week, which is awarded to the best player in the country, this award comes as no surprise.
The Iowa Hawkeyes were thrilled to see the No. 9 attached to their name in the latest AP Top 25, but something else was off. For whatever reason, Michigan only fell two spots, from No.
Earlier in the week, the Iowa Hawkeyes men's basketball program held No. 9 Nebraska to just 52 points at Carver. The women followed suit, allowing just 44 points against No.
With three straight 20 plus point double-doubles, the Jersey Mikes Naismith Women's College Player of the Week had to be Ava Heiden. The Iowa Hawkeyes finished the week 3-0 and topped it off with a dominating win over No.
The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team's 2025-26 NCAA season has had several distinct chapters. The Hawkeyes began the year with a perfect 9-0 record.
The Iowa Hawkeyes took care of business against No. 6 Michigan, 62-44, on an emotional senior day. Iowa is an extremely young team, but they have a group of talented seniors who helped get this team to where they currently are.
The Iowa Hawkeyes entered the week ranked No. 13 but a trio of wins left AP voters no choice but to put them back in the Top 10. Iowa, at one point, was ranked No.
With just four games remaining, the Iowa Hawkeyes have their work cut out for them. They currently sit at 19-8 (9-7) but are tasked with playing a pair of Top 10 teams to end the year.
The Iowa Hawkeyes may head to Madison as underdogs, but that doesn't mean they're going to walk into Wisconsin and surrender. Coming off a Top 10 win, the first ranked win of the Ben McCollum era, Iowa knows this is their chance to make an impact down the stretch.
The Iowa Hawkeyes knew No. 6 Michigan would be one of their toughest tests of the season, but they didn't expect to pull away as they did in the fourth quarter.
The Iowa Hawkeyes are coming off their best win of the Ben McCollum as they look to carry that momentum into Madison. Currently, Wisconsin is ranked No.
While the Iowa Hawkeyes only have one official visit this weekend, there are plenty of high schoolers making their way to Iowa City. Carver is set for yet another sold-out game as the No.
Hannah Stuelke is back. With a Top 15 showdown on the horizon, the Iowa Hawkeyes now know they'll be at full strength. While this team would love to have Taylor McCabe on the court as well, they'll certainly settle for having one of the two.
Caitlin Clark left Iowa after the 2023-24 season. Many thought Iowa would crumble after she left. The Hawkeyes finished 23-11 last season under first-year head coach Jan Jensen.
It's not often the Iowa Hawkeyes and Nebraska Cornhuskers play nice with each other. That makes what happened Tuesday night that much more interesting.