The No. 23 Iowa Hawkeyes are gearing up to finish what has been an up, down and all around season of football with a match in the ReliaQuest bowl against the Vanderbilt Commodores.
The Iowa Hawkeyes' 1-1 record in B1G play, while barely good for a top 10 placement in the conference for the time being, hardly reflects the team's success under first-year head coach Ben McCollum thus far this season.
One of the biggest arguments for the Iowa Hawkeyes No. 25 ranking is the simple fact they haven't beaten anyone notable. Sure, they took down teams like Xavier and Ole Miss, but those are really the only quality wins on their schedule.
Sitting at 10-2 (1-0), the Big Ten grind starts now. Head coach Jan Jensen knows her Iowa Hawkeyes are coming off an extremely embarrassing loss, but at the end of the day it was to the No.
Being spotted at practice is one thing, but wearing a uniform and practicing is another. Thankfully for the Iowa Hawkeyes, cornerback TJ Hall is set to practice on December 27.
Having only appeared in three games this season, redshirt freshman linebacker Cam Buffington is set for his fourth and final on December 31. The Iowa Hawkeyes know they have a ton of defensive players graduating next season, so it's important to see who they can rely on going into next season.
Pitted against the No. 14 Vanderbilt Commodores in the incoming ReliaQuest Bowl, the Iowa Hawkeyes (ranked just inside the line at No. 23 themselves) are looking to capitalize with another win at the end of their 8-4 overall season.
While it's not like the ReliaQuest Bowl has a rich history like the Rose Bowl, the Iowa Hawkeyes know not every team has a chance to take the field together one last time.
Now more than ever, colleges are having to post about players returning to their program for the following season. When it comes to defensive back Koen Entringer's time with the Iowa Hawkeyes, things were different.
It wasn't surprising to see Iowa Hawkeyes guard Emely Rodriguez sit out of their game against No. 1 UConn. Head coach Jan Jensen hasn't had much to say about the status of the 6' sophomore other than the obvious.
Now that NIL deals are the focus of everything, the transfer portal has taken over college sports. Time and time again, these collegiate athletes believe they can leave their current school to chase a bag elsewhere, and the Iowa Hawkeyes will be watching.
After their latest win over the Bucknell Bison - to a brutal final score of 94-39, no less - the Iowa Hawkeyes entered the AP Poll for the first time since November 2022, ranked No.
Under head coach Ben McCollum in his first season, the Iowa Hawkeyes have redefined the men's basketball program. What had been, in recent years, a relatively down-trodden tradition has quickly turned into a formidable, smash-mouth style B1G competitor.
With Christmas just a few days before New Years Eve, time is running out for the Iowa Hawkeyes. Their final game of the season awaits them in Tampa, FL, as they take on Vanderbilt in the ReliaQuest Bowl.
After falling from No. 11 to No. 14 in the latest AP Top 25, the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team fell even further in ESPN's power rankings. Charlie Creme wasn't too pleased with what he saw in their lopsided loss to No.
The Iowa Hawkeyes were beyond thrilled to land the commitment of five-star McKenna Woliczko. Even though she's the only player they have signed in the Class of 2026, she's good enough to give them the No.
After entering the AP Top 25, the Iowa Hawkeyes sparked much debate. They haven't exactly beaten top competition this year, but they'll have a chance to do so soon in B1G play.
After a stellar 2025 campaign, the Iowa Hawkeyes offensive line was awarded in quite a few ways. Center Logan Jones was named the best at his position with the Rimington Trophy, but their entire unit was honored with the Joe Moore Award.
Inching closer to December 31, the only thing on the Iowa Hawkeyes' mind is winning. Head coach Kirk Ferentz knows the ReliaQuest Bowl is a great opportunity for his squad to pick up a win over an SEC powerhouse.
For the second straight week, the Iowa Hawkeyes are placed in the same region as UConn. Fresh off a brutal loss to the No. 1 team in the nation, that's the least thing Iowa fans want to see.
Iowa Hawkeyes fans were thrilled to hear head coach Kirk Ferentz say the team is going to be extremely active in the transfer portal. They were aggressive last year when they went out and got quarterback Mark Gronowski, so why not pick up where they left off.
For the second time, the Iowa Hawkeyes have taken home a seven foot tall trophy that weighs 800 pounds. If there was ever a trophy built for offensive lineman, it's the Joe Moore Award.
Once again, the Iowa Hawkeyes are sending players to the Pro Bowl. Some of these players are still relatively new to the league, but others have been around for ages.
While the ReliaQuest Bowl seems like the perfect send off for fifth-year senior quarterback Mark Gronowski, that would completely defeat the purpose. Even if Iowa Hawkeyes freshman AB Jeremy Hecklinski doesn't play the entire game, he still needs to see significant minutes against Vanderbilt.
Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball head coach Jan Jensen knew her team had a tough task ahead of them in facing the undefeated No. 1-ranked UConn Huskies on December 20.