University of Iowa NCAA News

Posted on Nov 12, 2009 by Marc Morehouse . Iowa's Tony Moeaki is knocked out of bounds by Indiana's Collin Taylor during the second half of their game Saturday, Oct.

From the football to the brainpower, James Vandenberg was born for this. He's a third generation quarterback.

Freshman Payne could provide stability at point guard for Hawkeyes. By JOHN BOHNENKAMP jbohnenkamp@thehawkeye.com IOWA CITY -- Cully Payne seems like a good fit.

Iowa has signed prep basketball players Ben Brust, Cody Larson, Devyn Marble, and Zach McCabe to national letters of intent.

James Vandenberg got far enough from the glare of Iowa football Saturday evening to become just another 19-year-old again for a couple hours.

University of Iowa defensive back Tyler Sash has been named a semi-finalist for The Jim Thorpe Award.

Home > Blogs > The Hlog by Mike Hlas > Sunday Hawkeyes Reading Room - Iowa will be 9th in today's BCS standings The Hlog by Mike Hlas Sunday Hawkeyes Reading Room - Iowa will be 9th in today's BCS standings Posted on Nov 08, 2009 by Mike Hlas .

Wahlert High School standout Eric May during Iowa Basketball's Media Day held at Carver Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City, Ia.

CFN's Instant Analysis of Northwestern's 17-10 upset of No. 8 Iowa: Iowa can still sniff Rose Relax, Hawkeyes fans.

Despite what some mainstream journalists believe, there isn't an elaborate BCS conspiracy behind Iowa's win over Indiana.

Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Iowa might not need a dramatic comeback today.

Posted on Nov 03, 2009 by Scott Dochterman . Iowa fans will cringe as they funnel through the magazine racks this week looking for a copy of Sports Illustrated.

The Iowa football team became a ship without a rudder on Saturday. Once it became apparent that starting quarterback Ricky Stanzi wouldn't be around to help rescue another incredible victory from the jaws of defeat, Iowa lost its edge, its swagger, and more importantly, its ability to pass.

Iowa junior Kachine Alexander paused thoughtfully when asked which of her teammates improved the most from last year.

Posted on Nov 06, 2009 by Mike Hlas . I tried. Oh, how I tried to find someone, somewhere who is publicly picking a Northwestern upset of Iowa Saturday in Nile Kinnick Stadium.

The weather was too nice for November here. The Hawkeyes' first-quarter play was also atpyically good.

Iowa linebacker Pat Angerer and Wisconsin defensive end O'Brien Schofield have been named semifinalists for the 2009 Chuck Bednarik Award, given annually to the nation's top collegiate defensive player.

At first glance, Iowa's football team would appear to have a clear advantage in Saturday's Big Ten Conference game against Northwestern in special teams play.

It was one of those frame-by-frame games. With five official reviews, and a crazy interception return for a touchdown, Hawkeye fans' DVRs got a workout as they replayed some close calls and one amazing pick six that turned the game around for the Hawkeyes.

If you believe a team is as strong as its weakest link, consider this about the 2002 Hawkeyes: the most fragile part about that team was its daunting defense.