As excited as many members of the black and gold fanbase were for head coach Ben McCollum’s arrival, nerves were still rampant ahead of the Iowa Hawkeyes official debut earlier this week.
Big Noon Kickoff identified WWE's Big E as an "Iowa Football Legend" when they announced he'd be joining the show. Ahead of the Iowa Hawkeyes' biggest game in recent memory, the one and only Big E will be in attendance.
Come 3:30 p.m. EST on November 8, the whole world will be watching Iowa vs. Oregon. The Hawkeyes have a chance to do the unthinkable and pull off a monumental upset, one that no one saw coming at the start of the year.
The Iowa Hawkeyes are making a serious push for one of the 2027 quarterback class's top talents. After Oscar Frye's impressive one-day camp with offensive coordinator Tim Lester, the Brownsburg star is returning for Saturday's sold-out Oregon GameDay.
While the Iowa Hawkeyes were riding a high after landing McKenna Woliczko, they failed to replicate that success with Jenica Lewis. The five-star shooting guard out of Johnston, IA, opted to choose Notre Dame instead of the Hawkeyes.
The Iowa Hawkeyes first game under their new head coach went about as well as even the most well-meaning fan could've asked for. In a 101-69 rout, Iowa took the visiting Robert Morris Colonials to task, looking fully the part of a team ready to compete in an ever-competitive B1G landscape.
The Iowa Hawkeyes fanbase, at least at it relates to the men's basketball program in Iowa City, hasn't exactly been involved with the team in the past few years.
The Oregon Ducks are 7-1 and ranked No. 9 in the nation. Head coach Dan Lanning must feel confident that he has a team capable not only of qualifying for the College Football Playoff but also of making a deep run.
It is a top-25 matchup in the Big Ten on Saturday as Oregon visits Iowa. Oregon comes in ranked ninth in the first College Football Playoff rankings. Meanwhile, Iowa is ranked 20th and will be looking for the upset of the Ducks at home.
For the first time in six years, Kinnick Stadium is hosting a ranked vs. ranked matchup. Iowa's game against Oregon is significant for many reasons, but it could be yet another feather in head coach Kirk Ferentz's hat.
If excitement for Iowa men’s basketball wasn’t already high enough, the final buzzer sounding on their first game under head coach Ben McCollum should do the trick in officially raising the roof.
With all eyes on Jenica Lewis, the five-star shooting guard has set her commitment date. Lewis, who plays for Johnston High School in Johnston, IA, placed the Iowa Hawkeyes in her Top 4.
It's hard to think of a bigger Iowa Hawkeyes game than the one that is about to go down on November 8. It's so big that the FOX Big Noon Kickoff panel will be in Iowa City, IA, despite the game being broadcast on CBS.
Iowa Hawkeyes head coach Ben McCollum made sure not to disappoint in his first game with the team. The Iowa City, IA, native has waited his entire life for this moment, and he couldn't have been more prepared.
They say it never rains in Autzen Stadium, but for the Oregon Ducks, the same can't quite be said about their next road destination in Big Ten play. Oregon will hit the road this weekend to face a scrappy Iowa Hawkeyes team that's looking to keep its slim College Football Playoff hopes alive and secure a signature win.
The Iowa Hawkeyes’ quarterback Mark Gronowski suffered a left knee injury late in the fourth quarter against Indiana on September 27. He scrambled from the pocket, and his knee appeared to buckle under a tackle attempt, sidelining him for the rest of the game. The injury came at probably the best time for the Hawkeyes’ QB.
With many arguing that the Iowa Hawkeyes don't have have any big wins, the team finally proved the doubters wrong. Their dominant win over Minnesota two weeks ago was a fantastic step in the right direction, and they've finally been recognized.