summersivan+FollowIowa women’s hoops may go big next seasonIowa women’s basketball could look totally different next season. After years of guard-driven offense, Coach Jan Jensen is seriously considering a lineup with two true post players—Ava Heiden and Layla Hays—battling in the paint together. That’s a major shift from the Caitlin Clark era of deep threes and perimeter play. Jensen says the chemistry between these young bigs is already strong, and she’s excited to see how their intensity and teamwork could change Iowa’s style. What do you think—will this new approach help Iowa stay on top, or is it too big of a gamble? #Sports #Basketball #IowaBasketball10Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowIowa hoops shake up: New faces, big movesIowa men’s basketball is rewriting its future after a wild offseason. With Coach McCollum taking the reins, the Hawkeyes flipped Iowa Mr. Basketball Trevin Jirak and landed forward Trey Thompson—who’s reclassifying to join the team a year early. But with no 2026 recruits locked in, Iowa just made offers to two promising guards: Carlos Medlock Jr. (who quickly committed to Michigan State) and Quentin Coleman, a state champ from St. Louis. The recruiting race is heating up—how do you feel about Iowa’s new direction and the fierce competition for top talent? #Sports #IowaBasketball #Hawkeyes00Share
Brian Gaines+FollowIowa hoops heating up: Recruiting shakeupIowa basketball recruiting is buzzing with fresh updates that could seriously shake up the team’s future. There’s talk of new prospects making waves and some surprise shifts in the coaching staff’s priorities. For fans, this could mean seeing new faces on the court next season and maybe even a change in the team’s playing style. It’s always exciting to watch how these behind-the-scenes moves play out. Who do you think would be a game-changer for Iowa? Let’s hear your predictions and wish lists for the next Hawkeye stars! #Sports #Basketball #IowaBasketball00Share
