All eyes are on the Iowa Hawkeyes as they are one of two remaining teams undefeated in the B1G. UCLA punched their ticket to a 10-0 conference record with their 80-67 victory at Illinois on January 28.
Having a full week off at this point in the season certainly didn't help the Iowa Hawkeyes. As a team, they've been extremely healthy for quite some time.
According to the U.S. Basketball Writers Association, the Iowa Hawkeyes trio of ranked wins helped propel them to being the USWBA National Team of the Week.
After a week off, the Iowa Hawkeyes play host to USC as 10.5 point favorites. Sitting at 14-5 (4-4), the Trojans have a similar record to Iowa on paper.
Coming off an extremely solid season that ended with a ranked win, the Iowa Hawkeyes know they have their work cut out for them in 2026. Back to back games against Michigan and Ohio State will prove just how good this team truly is.
The last thing the Iowa Hawkeyes wanted to do was learn that Taylor McCabe was going to be out for the rest of the season. Iowa's longtime guard had poured her heart and soul into the team, but must miss the rest of her senior year due to a torn ACL.
After finishing their 2025-26 season with a victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores in the ReliaQuest Bowl, Iowa put a bow on what was an improved, fulfilling season on the gridiron, in spite of some occasional frustration.
Over the past two seasons, the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team has continued the trend of success spearheaded by former record-breaking guard Caitlin Clark.
The Iowa Hawkeyes received unfortunate news on Monday, as senior guard Taylor McCabe was ruled out for the season due to a torn ACL. Coach Jan Jensen seemed to be bracing for a bad outcome after the team's win over Ohio State on Sunday, a game that saw McCabe need to be carried off the floor as a result of her knee injury.
For those who didn't watch the Iowa Hawkeyes latest game against Ohio State, they probably wondered why Taylor McCabe played just one minute. Now, the ruling is out.
The Iowa Hawkeyes can do no wrong at this point in the season, as proven by another pair of weekly award winners. Ava Heiden took home the B1G player of the week, while Addie Deal won her second straight B1G freshman of the week honor.
On a team where youth and inexperience run wild, the Iowa Hawkeyes are sure getting a lot out of this senior. Senior forward Hannah Stuelke has done wonders for the Hawkeyes this season.
At one point it seemed like the Iowa Hawkeyes weren't ever going to get higher than No. 11, but now they sit comfortably at No. 8. The B1G is a gauntlet, and it's one Iowa has had no issues with.
The Iowa Hawkeyes men's basketball program went the better part of the last two decades under head coach Fran McCaffery, suffering under a progressively aged style of play and falling behind the needle of competition in the B1G.
There was never a doubt at Carver Hawkeye Arena as the No. 10 Iowa Hawkeyes took care of business against No. 12 Ohio State, 91-70. Their 21 point victory marked their biggest in quite some time.
In no world did the Iowa Hawkeyes expect fifth-year senior quarterback Mark Gronowski to start a Senior Bowl game, but here we are. Gronowski did wonders for the team this season, though he was far from perfect.
Coming off back-to-back wins against teams that were ranked No. 15, the No. 10 Iowa Hawkeyes now have a chance to beat the No. 12 team. ESPN Analytics favors the Hawkeyes as Ohio State comes to town for these teams' lone meeting of the year.
Last week, the Iowa Hawkeyes jumped up to a No. 2 seed in their Bracketology projection. Coming off another major win, Iowa has remained a No. 2 seed. There's a clear path to being No.
While a trip to the College Football Playoff likely would've changed how this list looks, the Iowa Hawkeyes can hold their heads high knowing their season ended with a ranked win.
The Iowa Hawkeyes knew what they signed up for when they brought in fifth-year senior quarterback Mark Gronowski. Gronowski is a "one and done" player who has become quite normal in the transfer portal era.
The Iowa Hawkeyes were able to win back-to-back games after dropping three straight, but there's still plenty to work on. First-year head coach Ben McCollum had this team in the Top 25, but a disastrous stretch against unranked Minnesota, No.