The Iowa Hawkeyes have landed their tenth commitment from the transfer portal. Kirk Ferentz and Co. have revived a program that lost multiple key pieces
After opening B1G play with a statement home win over the UCLA Bruins, and then subsequently moving up to No. 19 in the AP Poll, the Iowa Hawkeyes were surging in rare form under head coach Ben McCollum.
Within minutes of dropping their second straight, the Iowa Hawkeyes saw roughly four times more replies than likes on their final score post. 75-69 was the final as Iowa falls to 2-3 in B1G play with their second straight losing effort.
Things didn't go the Iowa Hawkeyes way as No. 16 Illinois stormed into Carver and took home a 75-69 win. Iowa falls to 12-4 (2-3) as they drop below .500 in B1G play once again.
This Iowa Hawkeyes team has been on a roll since their loss to UConn on Dec. 20. Head coach Jan Jensen was able to use that loss as motivation with the team, hoping to see the Huskies again sometime in March.
The world will be watching as a marquee Top 20 showdown is on FOX, featuring the Iowa Hawkeyes and Illinois Fighting Illini. Iowa brings their 12-3 (2-2) record back to Iowa City after a disastrous loss on the road to Minnesota.
After spending a chunk of their 2025-26 run as legitimate College Football Playoff (CFP) contenders, the Iowa Hawkeyes' final result as a sub-10-win team inevitably left some fans disappointed.
The Iowa Hawkeyes have hit home runs in the transfer portal so far, and now they're looking to add another. FCS Central Freshman All-American Evan James put up numbers that have to be seen to be believed.
Should the Iowa Hawkeyes come up short at home against Illinois, all of the hard work they've put into the rebuild could start to deteriorate. Inching closer and closer to a sell out at Carver, the men's team hasn't seen this much attention in quite some time.
The Iowa Hawkeyes know Indiana is far from the most feared team in the B1G, but an upset can happen at any given moment. Sure, the Hoosiers are 0-5 in conference play, but this is yet another instance where Iowa could play down to their opponent, on the road, no less.
The Iowa Hawkeyes have made a ton of moves in the transfer portal so far, and they have a clear plan of attack. Head coach Kirk Ferentz has been working with his coordinators to find the best all-around players to fill every hole this team has to fill.
With two years of eligibility remaining, the Iowa Hawkeyes brought in a safety who's fresh off a College Football Playoff appearance. Tyler Brown transferred from James Madison and wound up choosing the Hawkeyes over teams like UCLA, Florida State, LSU, and Wisconsin.
Iowa Hawkeyes football is not, and has never been, known for their offense. Under longtime head coach Kirk Ferentz, the program has formed an identity around steely defenses, big-body, brutish playmakers and a "grind it out" type pace.
The Iowa Hawkeyes, following what may be their worst loss of the season at the hands of the middling Minnesota Golden Gophers, are beginning to challenge expectations around their season in the wrong way.
Once news broke that Koen Entringer was entering the transfer portal, the Iowa Hawkeyes knew they needed to act fast to find a replacement. Just days later, they're set to bring in Robert Morris safety Xavier Styles.
The No. 19 Iowa Hawkeyes, coming off a blowout home win over the UCLA Bruins, marched into a road matchup earlier this week against the Minnesota Golden Gophers both favored and on fire.
Despite dropping a tough road game, the Iowa Hawkeyes found a way to enter ESPN's Power Rankings. Each and every week, Jeff Borzello puts together his power rankings for the Top 25 teams in men's college basketball.
While things didn't go the Iowa Hawkeyes way against Minnesota, that doesn't mean the nation thinks any less of star guard Bennett Stirtz. On January 7, the men's Wooden Award midseason top 25 watchlist was released.
The Iowa Hawkeyes are on a bye week, and head coach Jan Jensen recently spoke to the press about the team's performance so far this season. One particular question prompted her to speak on how her players are treated outside of the game, and emphasized that the young people on the floor are doing the best they can.
Three road games, three losses. Safe to say, things haven't gone according to plan for theIowa Hawkeyes. First year head coach Ben McCollum knew the team would be in for a tough test against Minnesota, but that doesn't excuse their 70-67 loss.
Coming off a brutal 70-67 loss to an unranked team, the Iowa Hawkeyes know their No. 19 ranking won't stick around for long. That said, this team has a chance to knock off No.
Coming off a stellar sophomore season, L.J. Phillips Jr. is set to visit with the Iowa Hawkeyes. January 8 marks the date Phillips will be visiting as the South Dakota running back is coming off a season where he had 295 carries for 1,920 yards and 19 touchdowns.