The Daily Iowan: Every week we sort of do a fun little segment where we talk to somebody one-on-one and ask some non-football questions. So, my first question is this: everybody says the third-string...

Power Rankings Ohio State — The Buckeyes are back, baby. Michigan — Two starting quarterbacks, second in the rankings. Michigan State — Michigan State is the type of good team that...

Eli Belser is living out a dream this weekend. When the first Kid Captain of the 2022 Hawkeye football season was too sick to watch games, his mom Katie promised he would one day see Kinnick from the...

As a high school senior, Sam LaPorta believed he was going to play college football at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. The Illinoisan had built strong relationships with the school’s coaching...

South Dakota State @ Iowa Austin Hanson, Pregame Editor (0-0): Iowa — The Hawkeyes are on upset alert this week. Chloe Peterson, Sports Editor (0-0): Iowa — Will Iowa learn from 2016? Maybe. Chris...

South Dakota State head football coach John Stiegelmeier said there’s no doubt in his mind that Iowa will be the best team he’s faced in his 35 years with the Jackrabbits. The Hawkeyes and Jackrabbits...

The Daily Iowan football staff picked 10 bowl games, including the Iowa-Kentucky Citrus Bowl, to wrap up this season of On the Line. Check out everyone’s game picks below. Citrus Bowl: No. 15 Iowa...

Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz has not named a starting quarterback for the Citrus Bowl, nor has he indicated if Spencer Petras and Alex Padilla will both see snaps against Kentucky. Petras started...

The Iowa football team will take on Kentucky for the first time in program history in this year’s Citrus Bowl. But it won’t be the Hawkeyes’ first time seeing Wildcat quarterback Will Levis. Iowa...

Dane Belton has been on the precipice of playing a game at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida, multiple times in the last eight years. The junior defensive back for the Hawkeyes grew up in...

A last-second field goal would have won Iowa the 2005 Capital One Bowl. Instead, a 56-yard, last-second heave for a game-winning, walk-off touchdown provided Hawkeye football fans with one of the...