Chris Werner, Assistant Sports Editor
• July 29, 2022
The Iowa women’s basketball team doesn’t have to look far for a source of motivation this summer.
The feeling the Hawkeyes had exiting the Carver-Hawkeye Arena floor after a second-round NCAA...
Iowa Heartlanders head coach Derek Damon's message to defenseman Connor Russell this offseason was one the blueliner described as intriguing.
The words: We’re going to win a Kelly Cup.
That...
Chris Werner, Assistant Sports Editor
• July 27, 2022
INDIANAPOLIS — Tory Taylor isn't the Big Ten's only punter from down under. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound Hawkeye is one of many athletes that have benefitted from the services Prokick Australia provides.
Prokick...
INDIANAPOLIS — Purdue football’s receiving corps is going to look a lot different in 2022 than it did in 2021.
The Boilermakers lost their top two receiving options during the offseason. David Bell...
The Big Ten Conference hosted its 50th annual Big Ten Media Days at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., on Wednesday. Players and coaches from Purdue, Illinois, Michigan State, Rutgers, Penn State,...
Chris Werner, Assistant Sports Editor
• July 27, 2022
INDIANAPOLIS — Big Ten Coordinator of Football Officials Bill Carollo talked about the national official shortage in youth and high school sports on July 26 at Big Ten Football Media Days.
While...
Forwards Cole Stallard and Josh Koepplinger played small but valuable roles for the Iowa Heartlanders in 2021-22 after joining the franchise midseason.
Now, they are seeking to continue their contributions...
Former Iowa running back Tyler Goodson is currently fighting an uphill battle as he tries to make an NFL roster.
The Suwanee, Georgia, product announced he would enter the 2022 NFL Draft via Twitter...
Chris Werner, Assistant Sports Editor
• July 26, 2022
INDIANAPOLIS — The University of Iowa has been referred to by another name by football pundits and fans alike: Tight End University.
George Kittle, a former Hawkeye and starting tight end for...
INDIANAPOLIS — As the longest-tenured head coach in the Power Five, Kirk Ferentz is often referred to as “the dean of college football.” And the now-24-year head coach of Iowa is concerned with...
