Hawkeye football

At one point, there were over 1,000 players in the portal, and Iowa's state schools were no exception. Currently, 19 players from Iowa, ISU, and UNI remain in the portal.

After a rough stretch with players leaving via the transfer portal, the Iowa Hawkeyes get a much-needed win with the return of their most experienced receiver.

Originally on scholarship for the Hawkeyes, this Iowa native is switching state schools and headed north to Cedar Falls.

A month ago, rumors swirled that the biggest commit in Iowa history would be signing elsewhere. Just before national signing day, they're back, this time with a different school.

All of us in Iowa already knew, but it's nice to make it official. This Hawkeye has been named the winner of the Dick Butkus Award.

After the news that Spencer Petras wouldn't be available and with all the transfers, some thought Iowa had no shot against Kentucky. Now, they definitely have a chance.

In addition to the group of players from the Iowa offense that have already decided to leave, two members of the Hawkeye defense are on their way out, too.

Somehow, the quarterback carousel in Iowa City is adding another piece to its legacy in 2022. Who will start for the Hawkeyes in the Music City Bowl?

Cade McNamara announced yesterday that he'd be playing at Iowa for the next two seasons. Even with the big win, the Hawkeyes are losing another playmaker.

With Alex Padilla and Keagan Johnson entering the transfer portal this week, the Iowa Hawkeye football program was in need of a big win. They got one.