The Iowa football program hosted its annual Kids' Day open practice on Saturday, offering fans a first glimpse at the ...

Enter Mark Gronowski. The transfer from South Dakota St. has been heralded as the savior of the Hawkeye offense. Gronowski ...

But does Coach Prime have enough Kirk Ferentz in him? Can Sanders, college football’s most electric personality, do … boring? Safe?

Kids and their families swarmed Kinnick Stadium Saturday for the chance to meet some players and have some of their favorite ...

The Hawkeyes were back inside of Kinnick Stadium Saturday, but football was secondary. It was all about the 2025 Kid captains ...

How did Iowa football quarterbacks Mark Gronowski, Hank Brown and Jeremy Hecklinski perform at Kids Day at Kinnick? Here is ...

The defense for the Hawkeyes has a chance to be special at all three levels once again. Aaron Graves and Ethan Hurkett are back along the defensive line as All-Big Ten caliber options. Max Llewellyn ...

A lot of encouraging things. Here are 5 observations we noticed about the Hawkeyes football team during Kids Day practice.

Kirk Ferentz is no stranger to media days.  Friday marked his 27th media day as Iowa’s head football coach and 36th overall ...

After a rough start to fall camp, Mark Gronowski has only grown more comfortable under center at Iowa. On Friday, Tim Lester said the transfer quarterback had an "ah-ha moment." ...

Kirk Ferentz stays where his feet are. In a physical sense, that means not climbing the water tower overlooking the north end ...

Head coach Kirk Ferentz revisited a two-hour practice with perspective on Mark Gronowski, Seth Anderson, Nathan McNeil and other standouts.