With Iowa stagnating over recent years and a Big Ten that is more difficult to win, should the Hawkeyes move in a new direction?

Despite all that, Brad Crawford of 247Sports has seemingly ignored that success and very questionably snubbed Kirk Ferentz from his list of the top 25 college football coaches ahead of the 2025 season.

Kirk Ferentz and Hayden Fry have plenty of great things in common.  Both men have led the Iowa football program for lengthy periods and have been very successful in the process, with Fry winning a then-school record 143 games during his 20-year tenure.

The mishaps of Iowa’s last splashy dip into the transfer QB market linger, but it's getting a higher-ceiling passer in the former FCS star.

Despite disappointment from fans, the Hawkeyes earned a fair grade from USA TODAY Sports in their year end grades.

IOWA CITY — Former Iowa football offensive coordinator Brian Ferentz is joining the Fresno State staff as a tight ends coach, it was announced Wednesday. After one season at Maryland, Ferentz has been hired away by the Bulldogs' new head coach Matt Entz.

Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz announced in a release Friday. “Mark played last season with a common football-related injury,” Ferentz said in the release. “While he could have continued to play through the injury, Mark is choosing to have a procedure ...

Iowa announced its five-man transfer portal class on Friday. The program also announced one of it additions requires surgery and is expected to miss spring practices.

Beth Goetz's 57-minute interview with the Register's Chad Leistikow covers a lot of ground, including Iowa's plan for the revenue-sharing model.

The 2024 college football season is finally a wrap. For Oklahoma and Oklahoma State, it’s been over for quite some time.

With the college football season officially over for the Iowa football program, it’s now time to do what most sane people do in the offseason — create a way-too-early prediction for the Hawkeyes’ upcoming year.

With this season officially coming to an end, the Hawkeyes see themselves with a slight drop in the final USA TODAY Sports 1-134 Re-Rank with every game in the books. Iowa slipped two spots from No. 32 down to No. 34 after their loss to the Missouri Tigers, who finished ranked No. 24, in the TransPerfect Music City Bowl.